How Can You Be A Bridge?

Bridges are used to connect one point to another as we traverse over waterways, landscape dips, other roads, and so on.  People are bridges as well.  We connect with each other in many ways from simply shared interests to professional connections.  Likewise, the Trinity of God: God the Father/Creator, God the Son/Jesus Christ, and God the Holy Spirit connect with us in various ways.  God created us to connect with Him and vice versa.  Equally, we can connect as Believers with non-believers and plant a seed into someone wherein God is able to harvest the soul into eternal life.

Join Wyatt Bloom as he preaches this sermon from Faith Baptist Church of South Laurel, MD on Sept 28, 2025.

Our Testimony Is Our Story

Many times throughout our own life book, we have chapters that we fill.  From birth to teenage years, challenges, school chapters, adulthood chapters, and so many other commentaries and adventures that we find ourselves sharing with others.  God uses our life's testimonies, our journeys, and our experiences to reach others.  Similar circumstances, episodes can be used as a way to reach another person whether a Believer who needs comfort or a lost soul that needs the light of Jesus.

Join Wyatt as he preaches this sermon to Faith Baptist Church of South Laurel, MD on Sept 14, 2025.

Where Are You Spending Eternity?

Great question and an even more curious thought. Where are you planning to spend eternity?  While we can attempt to claim that there are multiple choices or everyone that's good will get into an afterlife, that is sadly a misguided assumption.  While we can choose to accept or deny the Bible, every human will face that question no matter what your belief.

Wyatt delivered this message at Liberty Baptist Church located in Lisbon, MD and illustrates that we do have only two choices when that moment arrives.

Where is Your Foundation?

This is a challenging yet necessary question we must ask ourselves in this modern and turbulent era.  Where is Your Foundation?  Listen along as Wyatt delivers this provocative query and point to ponder at the close.

This message was delivered on July 13, 2025 at Faith Baptist Church of South Laurel, MD.

Father's Day Message

We recognize, acknowledge, and thank all of our Father's for what they have and continue to do for us in our lives.  We also remember our Heavenly Father and all that He provides to us.

Wyatt delivered this message on June 15, 2025 at Faith Baptist Church of South Laurel, MD.

Mother's Day Message

We acknowledge and thank all of our Mother's for what they have and continue to do for us in our lives.  We pause and share a remembrance and recognize all that they do for the family.

Wyatt delivered this message on May 11, 2025 at Faith Baptist Church of South Laurel, MD

F.A.I.T.H.

The feeling of lost is a common theme, at times.  We are either feeling lost and disoriented, lost in what to do, lost in emotions, and so forth.  In this episode, we'll touch on two types of lost: the first that you are lost and do not know Jesus as your Savior.  The second is that you are in a disoriented lost due to circumstances, disorders, life, and so on.

This message was originally preached on March 23, 2025 at Faith Baptist Church of South Laurel, MD.  We'll look at an acrostic of (F)ound-(A)dopted-(I)nheritance-(T)reasured-(H)is.

Forgiveness

We enter a new year and many of us tend to make declarations or a resolution.  However, have we given any consideration to a simple, everyday gesture?  Forgiveness!  Forgiveness is not easy and equally as a Christian, it should not be overlooked to include forgiving ourselves.

Join Wyatt here as he preached this message on January 5th, 2025 at Grace Baptist Church of Sunset Beach, Pasadena, MD.

Which Eternity is Right for You?

Not many think about the afterlife except, perhaps, in movies.  However, there are a few that do ponder "what's next?"  The Bible does tell us what is next and I'd like to share with you what that is according to God's Word.

This message was delivered to Faith Baptist Church of South Laurel located in Laurel, MD on December 1, 2024.

Praise and Thanksgiving

The American Thanksgiving season is upon us.  While many of us will be going through the traditions, perhaps this is a moment to take a pause and even remind ourselves that we need to be praising and offering thanksgiving to the One who created us and is our Heavenly Father.  God's Word even supplies us with the words to use when we cannot.

What is Truth, version 2

Yes, another version of the previous What is Truth sermon.  Wyatt Bloom was led to deliver the message on Nov 8, 2024 to another congregation, Faith Baptist Church of South Laurel located in Laurel, MD, as they are also without a Senior Pastor.

The message has been updated a bit to include updated archeological finds, of late, and yet can be a great reminder of how we all need to continue to search for and ensure God's Word is spoken in Truth.

Strength in Weakness

 Many times, we encounter circumstances or physical challenges that make us weak.  It is through that weakness we need to lean on friends and, more importantly, the ultimate friend, Jesus.

What is Truth?

Greetings to you all!  This sermon was originally spoken at Viers Mills Baptist Church in Silver Springs, MD on 28 July 2024.  The primary Scripture for the message is Psalm 25:4-10.

What's Love Got To Do With It?

Hello friends!  This sermon was originally delivered to the Viers Mills Baptist Church in Silver Springs, MD on 14 July 2024.  The primary Scripture for the message is John 15:9-13.

Signs of the End

Greetings to all! This sermon was originally preached at Faith Baptist Church in Laurel, MD on 30 Jun 2024.  The primary Scripture for the message is Luke 21:7-19.

Talents; What's Yours?

Greetings!  This sermon was preached at Faith Baptist Church in Laurel, MD on 23 Jun 2024.  The message.  The primary Scripture used for this sermon is Matthew 25:14-30.  Take a listen...

Studying

The Holy Spirit struck me the other day concerning the study of God and all that He is.  No, this is not a class, but as I was ingesting God's Word last Sunday, a few key words came to mind which led me to a small devotional as well as a self-examination.

How many of us have interests, hobbies, sports, or other such things that help us get through, well, life?  For some, it is their favorite sports team/s and their sport that keeps them going.  They will study a player and how they move, pass the ball, and so forth.  For others, it is geo-caching where they are carefully reading over instructions to seek out that buried/hidden treasure.

As for me, I am a television show person.  Mostly from the 80s and because of time, I am far behind on current television shows.  With that said and with some confession, I thoroughly enjoyed and still enjoy many shows from that era such as the Dukes of Hazzard, Knight Rider, Airwolf, A-Team, Alf, and many, many cartoons.

As a younger adult, I watched and rewatched many of these shows and would discover so many mistakes throughout the episodes.  Take for instance the Dukes of Hazzard, aside from reused footage of the jumps, I would notice how many skid marks were on the dirt or asphalt as I saw a car slide to a halt.  I began to keep count and discovered that it took at least one, but sometimes as much as five skids before I saw what the director or editor wanted me, the viewer, to see.

I would notice the steam from the actor's breath when they were recording in the early morning hours or see the boom mic in the shadows.  Occasionally, I would see the sound stage buildings towering in the background of the Hazzard town set as well.

On Knight Rider, I would catch the indestructible K.I.T.T. dent his fender when driving off of the main road onto a field.  Or catch a lapel mic while the actor is driving the car.

Over and over, I found myself studying these and other shows and I am quite sure I'd either make a film company money or break them because of the lack of detail I catch.

With that much passion for man-made entertainment, can we safely ask ourselves do we study God's Word with that much passion?  Do we study each word within a verse to understand what God is - present tense - IS saying to us?  Do we casually read it and check off that we've read the Bible in a year?  Do we read a chapter or two and claim that we are in God's Word daily?

Take a look at a simple Scripture: Romans 15:13  NKJV
"Now may the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, that you may abound in hope by the power of the Holy Spirit."

Now - In context, looking over Romans 15, we would see that the word Now could be used like therefore, or, and now because of the previous Scriptural references to Glorify God.

Because the people of God, those that praise Him...the Gentiles also have hope, and now...

... may - What is may?  It is a word used to allow, permit, or perhaps in this wording, may is more likely to invite in this instance.

the God - something that has been lost over the years is the reverence of refering to God with a capital G.  The God, the only God who is not only God the creator, God the father, but here He is referred to as The God of hope.  He provides us with an eternal, assured hope.  Not a vain hope but a concrete expectation for things to come to include heaven, eternal life, and so on.

Fill - This is a simple word.  Fill but there are many instances and meaning in this word as well.  Does it mean to fill to the brim?  Does it mean to satisfy?  Does it mean supply?  In this context, fill is most likely the best word but emphasized as the fill you full or cram/pack.  Who?

You - God is speaking to you.  May the God of hope fill or cram/pack you full...of what?

With all joy and peace - He wants you to have a fulfilling, joyful and peace-filled life.  Living for Him does this.  Living and believing in Him and what His Son, Jesus, did on the cross to wipe away your sins, allows that God of hope to pack you full of joy and peace.  The joy from living a free life, the happiness of having a new family, the joy of being able to go direct to the One that can do miracles and the peace of knowing all of this and the peace that you will live eternally free.

in - Though in is a preposition, in this context, this could be used as a mathematical addition, a + sign or could be swapped for the word while.

believing - Our faith is based upon a blind faith.  One that is not seen.  Unlike the Apostles who saw Christ and saw Him die and raise to life again, we have a blind faith but it is a faith that comes straight from our soul.  While we feel it in ourselves, the Holy Spirit is also felt and leads us through many things and to be filled with rejoicing praise, sometimes when we do not initiate it.

That - this word, typically interchanged with which, is a word that could be phrased as so that or therefore.

You - God continues to speak to you.

May - Again, this could be changed out with allow or permit.  Permitting the next action to occur or be a continuation from the previous.  Another word that would work well is will.

Abound - Many words could be used such as thrive, prosper, and overflow, the latter perhaps would be a good equal to this word.  God is a God that wants to give us abundantly and, many times, He overflows us with blessings, joy, peace, and so on.

in hope - we see hope again and like before, it is more of an assured conclusion.  It is not a wishful hope but a fulfilling hope.

by the power - self-explanatory but what is this power?  It is a supernatural power that will be delivered.

of the Holy Spirit - The third in the Triune God.  The Helper of Christ, the Spirit of the Living God lives within us and helps us to experience God more than we could ever fathom.

Here is another way to look at the Scripture from our single verse study of God:  "Because we glorify God, even as Gentiles, now we invite the God of an assured, eternal expection, to pack you full of overwhelming happiness and an eternal peace with your heart-felt faith so that you may or will overflow in a fulfilling hope delivered by the supernatual power of the Holy Spirit that lives within your soul."

A deep, deep study of God on one verse.  The Bible is full of this power, full of wisdom, and we have this in the palm of our hands, hard copy or digitally.  I encourage you to study God's Word as much, if not moreso, as you study a tv show, sport, hobby, etc.

Would you save a life?

Recently, we lost a treasured actor who brought us all laughs in many forms.  Equally, he brought us tenderness as well as humbleness.  Though this is not meant to be a tribute to a favorite actor of mine, Robin Williams' death did come at a surprise and perhaps placed a bigger "blip" on the radar for topics such as depression, loneliness, and suicide.  Another topic that sprang to mind today was what would you do if you knew he was going to make the final choice?  Think carefully.  Would you have saved him?

Let's bring it closer to home.  Another hot topic has been the rise in children being left in cars, windows closed, unattended for hours to be barely alive if not dead.  What would you do?

If a friend, spouse, relative, co-worker, even your pet were to dart into a roadway with a oncoming car, would you run out to save them?  Would you?  In your mind you might be saying, "yes."

What are you getting at Wyatt?  I am stretching out my words, my virtual arm and asking you a serious question, "Can I help you live?"

"Help me live?"  What do you mean Wyatt?

We would blindly save a child who has fallen into a well.  We would not think twice to run down a highway to save a runaway dog.  Correct?  Why, then, would you not want to live forever?

Here comes the curveball...  Perhaps.  Please do not stop reading.  Please give serious thought and attention for the remainder of this blog.  Yes, I am speaking to my friend, my cousin, my aunt, my parent, my co-worker, my minister, my child, my colleague.  I am reaching out to you because I care and love you enough to tell you about a life that is worth living for.  I am jumping into the roadway of your life, blocking that oncoming car of life so that you can be spared.  A future that holds a reward like no other.

"Greater love has no one than this, than to lay down one’s life for his friends." - John 15:13

"For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.  For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world through Him might be saved." - John 3:16-17

God loved you!  God loved you enough to send His only Son to represent your sins, your failings, your crimes so that you could live in freedom; to have an eternal, blissful life.

Like the Soldier, Airman, Sailor, or Marine who jumps into the rain of bullets, shrapnel, or mortar fire to save his/her wounded friend, Jesus stepped in so that you could live.

"I have come that they may have life, and that they may have it more abundantly." - John 10:10b

God wants you to have an abundant life.  He wants you to enjoy life on this earth and in heaven.

But I am a good person.  That should count for something.  You may have a noble heart but let me ask you 3 quick questions to measure that.

1)  Have you ever stolen anything?  How about time from work?  How about a pen from work?
2)  Have you ever lied about anything; white lies count?
3)  Have you ever lusted after another?  This includes the pinup posters, looking at people on the beach, or perhaps an actor/actress on TV or a movie.

If you said Yes to 1, what are you?  A thief
If you said Yes to 2, what are you?  A liar
If you said Yes to 3, what are you?  An adulterer  How am I an adulterer, I never slept with that person?  No, but have you craved after that person?  "But I say to you that whoever looks at a woman to lust for her has already committed adultery with her in his heart."  - Matthew 5:28  Jesus tells us that lusting is equal to the physical act of adultery.

In a courtroom setting, using only the 10 Commandments as our guidelines and having asking you only 3 of those commandments, do you think that a judge would declare you guilty or innocent?

God is a forgiving God.  "The Lord is not slack concerning His promise, as some count slackness, but is longsuffering toward us, not willing that any should perish but that all should come to repentance." - 2 Peter 3:9  Repent means to turn away or to change your ways.  God wants you to believe in Jesus and rely on Him.

"for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God," - Romans 3:23  Everyone has sinned.  It is in our blood to lie, to steal, to lust, to covet, and so on.  God is holy and has no room in heaven for sin.  "For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord." - Romans 6:23  We have 2 directions to go...eternal life in a bliss and joyful Heaven or torment and pain in hell.

I am reaching out to you, again, yes you old friend, kin, relative, co-worker.  Yes you in Pennsylvania, Idaho, New Jersey, Texas, Michigan, Arkansas, North Dakota, Alabama, New York, California,
Great Britain, Maryland, Virginia, Illinois, Missouri, and everywhere else...I am talking straight to you.  I want you to have an everlasting life.

Sin was paid for.  Jesus stepped in and took your sin.  He died to give you life.  "But God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us.  Much more then, having now been justified by His blood, we shall be saved from wrath through Him."  - Romans 5:8-9

What can you do?  If you have questions.  If there are things you do not understand and want to talk to me about, please....PLEASE reach out to me.  wyatt.bloom@yahoo.com, facebook, or @servantwb

Allow me to end with this... "that if you confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus and believe in your heart that God has raised Him from the dead, you will be saved.  For with the heart one believes unto righteousness, and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation.  For the Scripture says, 'Whoever believes on Him will not be put to shame.'  For 'whoever calls on the name of the Lord shall be saved.'"  - Romans 10:9-11 & 13.

If you would like to turn your life around.  If you would like to have an eternal life, please pray out to Jesus.  There is no script.  There is no prepared prayer to say.  All that is required is you wholeheartedly speak, yes with your mouth and voice, directly to Jesus and believe in Him.  Believe that He has saved you from sin.  "
“Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and you will be saved."  - Acts 16:31b

Again, if you have questions.  If there are things you do not understand and want to talk to me about, please....PLEASE reach out to me.  wyatt.bloom@yahoo.com, facebook, or @servantwb  Do not be embarrassed, afraid, shy, or anything of the sort.  I will gladly and humbly answer questions and speak to you no matter who you are.  No matter your age, your position, your relationship to me, no matter what because I care enough to tell you that I love you and I want you to have eternal life.

Intro

Welcome to Servant Wyatt's blog! Who is Servant Wyatt? Well, I am a servant of God Almighty and have been called to preach His true Word to you. Prayerfully, God will use me and this blog to inspire, enrich, encourage, and strengthen you whether as an unbeliever of God and His Son, Jesus Christ, or as a believer.

Why am I doing this? Honestly, I have had the itch to do some writing for quite some time. I have been yearning to preach and, perhaps, pastor a church yet my military lifestyle and schedule has nearly prohibited me from doing so. I have had opportunities provided, having preached and administratively managed churches off and on over the course of 9 years. I am an online student with Liberty University seeking a Bachelors in Religion (very good course, btw).

What will this blog entail? God is the pilot here! I plan to write encouraging things as well as using Scriptures. At the same time, I may share things from my past, comical things, honestly, God knows what will be posted :)

Am I using this as a stepping stone? Honestly, this is a light step, however, throughout the years I have envisioned writing encouraging articles (blogs), sermons, and so on. With the advent of social networks, I pray that I can make this more like a resource for those seeking encouragement.

Stay tuned and I pray you'll follow me as we seek His Kingdom first!

-Wyatt

In Him Will I Trust