What will the fourth quarter of your life look like? Anger, frustration, isolation? Or God-centered impact and influence? In this final message in the You Are Here series, pastor Jeremy Writebol speaks to the generation in the fourth quarter of their lives and calls them to "leave it all on the field."
What makes for a good parent? How can we navigate the struggles of parenting in this culture and age? In this message, Dan Trepod opens Deuteronomy 6 to show us how to navigate the challenge of parenting as a Christian in a challenging culture.
Are you afraid of missing out because you're single? In a world that loves Hollywood romance, singleness can feel a bit like drawing the short straw. But the Bible tells a different story. In this message, we learn three ways God uses singleness as a powerful gift: 1) Singleness protects you from certain hardships. 2) Singleness points you to the sufficiency of Christ. 3) Singleness empowers you specifically through God's grace.
Wherever you are, God can use you right now. In 1 Timothy 4:12, we see Paul's call to lead now—not later—through your words, actions, love, faith, and purity. Listen as we explore five ways to live intentionally amid pressure and doubt. Paul’s message to Timothy remains relevant today: you're created to lead by example, right where you are in life.
What if the church equipped us to go out and make a difference, not just sit and listen? In the final part of our Reach series, Pastor Jeremy Writebol takes us to Acts 13 and helps us rethink what it means to be a body of believers. It’s not just about showing up on Sundays; it’s about being sent out to share the Gospel.
Why do the obstacles that threaten the mission of God slow us down? Could it be because we don't believe God's promises about his mission? In this message, Pastor Jeremy Writebol unpacks Acts 12:1-24 and shows three obstacles the church today faces and how God responds to those obstacles.
Are you leaving a legacy that will mark eternity? In this Mother's Day message, pastor Jeremy Writebol draws out three principles from the life of Tabitha to shape how we live our lives today, and how we can leave lasting legacies.
Jesus will come back again. Does that matter today for our lives? In this message from Acts 1:6-11, pastor Jeremy Writebol helps us see the importance of the Second Coming for our lives today and the charge Jesus gives us to obey now.
Why did Jesus ascend into heaven? What does that matter or mean for us today? In this message, Pastor Kiel Mahaffy points us to Jesus' present work on the believers' behalf as he is enthroned on high.
How did the witnesses of Jesus' last breath, burial, and resurrection perceive him? What conclusions did they come to about Jesus? In this Easter Sunday message, Pastor Jeremy Writebol gives voice to the final witnesses of Jesus in Mark's Gospel and what they have to say to us about who he is. Each of them asks us to consider who we believe Jesus to be and what he means for our lives.
What is Palm Sunday and Jesus' entry into Jerusalem all about? In this message, Pastor Jeremy Writebol explains the profound act of Jesus' entry into Jerusalem and how this act challenges us today.
What decision will you make? Having considered the signs that Jesus performed, and evaluated his character and nature, what decision will you make about who Jesus is? Maybe one more sign will help you. In this last message from the Gospel of John, Pastor Jeremy Writebol challenges us to consider the person and work of Jesus and follow him.
Do you have a perception about yourself and your life spiritually that is inaccurate? Does your attitude toward Jesus reveal you are spiritually in the dark? In this message, Pastor Kiel Mahaffy walks us through John 9 and helps us calibrate our openness to Jesus based on how we respond to who he is.
Are you in danger of believing in or embracing an inferior version of Jesus? Could the Jesus you affirm be a version of Jesus made in your own image? In this message Pastor Jeremy Writebol shows us three mistakes we can make in relating to and knowing Jesus.
Why are following Jesus? Our motivations for following Jesus aren't always clear, or honorable. It's often something we don't even consider. In Jesus' fourth sign in the Gospel of John he more than five thousand people and they seek and pursue Jesus even more. But Jesus questions their motives, and in doing so exposes our own wrong motivations for following him.
How does Jesus demonstrate His divine authority? Do we give him the rightful respect and honor due to who he is? Pastor Jeremy Writebol tackles these questions in John 5:1-18 in the third sign performed by Jesus.
Is your faith devilish? In this message Pastor Jeremy Writebol, encourages us to consider the nature and condition of our faith in Jesus with three important questions. You may discover your need for a sign is unnecessary.
What does a small, behind the scenes miracle say about who Jesus is, and how he considers us? In this message from John 2:1-11, pastor Jeremy Writebol encourages us to consider how Jesus relates to us in our shame and shows his glory to those with eyes to see.
What do you do when you are curious about or don't understand something? Many will investigate and go deeper looking for answers. But some won't. What do you do? In this message, pastor Jeremy Writebol invites us to investigate the claims that Jesus makes about himself and consider who he is.
Why do we pray? In this final message in the Why Pray? series, Pastor Kiel Mahaffy shows us how prayer is a means of knowing and loving God. When we pray we see his heart and desires for us and can pursue him in them.
Celebrating 10 years of God's faithfulness at Woodside Plymouth, Pastor Jeremy Writebol calls us to reject spiritual complacency and keep pressing on in our faith and walk with God.
Why should we pray? In this message pastor Jeremy Writebol points us to the security and assurance a believer can have through the practice of daily prayer.
Is God generous? Is he good? One of our troubles in prayer is when we feel like he isn't meeting our expectations or needs. In this sermon, pastor Jeremy Writebol shows us how prayer isn't about getting, it's about growing in and taking hold of what God has already provided.
What if you could have the same power and effectiveness in prayer as Jesus did? Would that change how you viewed prayer? In this message, Pastor Jeremy Writebol shares the secret of effective prayer and the relational keys that unlock praying effectively to God.
How does the coming of Christ meet our deepest needs? In this special Christmas Eve message, pastor Jeremy Writebol shares from Isaiah 9:5-6 about the way Jesus meets our deepest needs.
Why is peace so elusive, and how do we live in a world torn by war? In this message from Isaiah 9:5, Pastor Jeremy Writebol shows us how the first and second coming of Christ bring true and ultimate peace for all who trust in him.
How do we escape the bullies and tyrants that stand over our souls? Does the coming of Jesus offer a person freedom in any way? In this message Pastor Jeremy Writebol explores Isaiah 9:4 identifying the instruments and enemies of spiritual oppression and how Christ frees us from our greatest foes.
Where can we find true joy in our lives? In this message from Isaiah 9:3 we see not only where the source of our greatest joy can be found, but the way in which joy is made whole. Preached by guest Ronnie Martin.
In the midst of life's hardships and the rush of the holiday season, where can we find hope amid the dark moments? We are beginning our Advent series, Radiant , unpacking how Christ holds the hope and light we desperately need. Maybe you're feeling hopeless this Christmas season, life has you down, and it feels like nothing will bring you the hope you need. In this message from Isaiah 9:1-2, Pastor Kiel Mahaffy helps us see how Christ brings the light of hope that the world needs....
Is God worth celebrating? If so, how do we honor and praise him and what keeps us from celebrating him more? In this message from Psalm 96, Pastor Jeremy Writebol shows us three practices that embody a life of celebrating God.
