This week, we stepped into another week of God Logic- where we looked at The Moral Argument for God’s Existence.

In today’s message, we unpacked this argument:

1. Objective morality and duties exist.
2. If objective morality and duties exist, then God exists.
3. Therefore, God exists.

Because an Objective Moral Law proves a Moral Law-Giver, we must find forgiveness for our transgressions of this Law in Christ. The reality of right and wrong leads us not just to belief in God, but to the grace and hope found in Jesus.

This week, we kicked off a new series called God Logic, where we explore different arguments for God! In this episode, we started by exploring the cosmological argument, which says that everything in the universe, including the universe itself, must have a cause or a reason for its existence. We looked at two sides of the cosmological argument... causality and contingency. Follow along in our new series as we explore different arguments for God!

This week we continued looking at Jesus' parables in Luke 16:19-31! We looked at The Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus, where we saw that we are to pursue God instead of wealth, because true riches await those who are poor in spirit. We must recognize that we have a spiritual poverty that only Jesus can rescue us from!

What truly lasts? This week, we explore The Parable of the Rich Fool (Luke 12:13-21) and the danger of centering our lives on worldly things. True legacy isn’t built on possessions but on desiring what is true and good. This is what God is calling us to: a life of obedience—not out of sheer duty, but out of love for what He has done and who He is. Join us as we unpack how to shift our focus from temporary wealth to an everlasting impact.

What do we pray? How do we pray? Why do we pray?

This week, Kevin answered all these questions as we looked into Jesus' parable of the friend at midnight(Luke 11:1-13).

Jesus reminds us that we’re not just making requests—we’re approaching our loving Heavenly Father. He calls us to persist in prayer, trusting that He will always provide.

This week, we continued our series on Jesus' parables! Kevin walked us through Luke 7 where we looked at The Parable of the Children in the Marketplace.

We explored the commendation and identity of John the Baptist, the rejection of his ministry, and the parable of the rejecters. This passage reminds us that God has fully revealed Himself in Jesus, allowing us to know, confess, and obey Him. The call is clear: joyfully embrace God’s message because your confession grants you entrance into His Kingdom!

This week on the podcast, we’re diving into another one of Jesus' powerful parables! Kevin unpacks the Parable of the Ten Virgins (Matthew 25), where we see our need to be prepared for the return of Christ!

Follow along to learn about the characters, the invitation, and how we can be prepared for Christ's return!

Mike Beckham joined us this week to discuss Wildwood's building expansion campaign, Deep and Wide! We looked at Romans 12 where Mike challenged us to sacrificially give like Christ in every area of our lives and encouraged us that we are placed in the local church for a reason.

This week we continued our series on Jesus' parables! Kevin walked us through the Parable of the Wedding Feast in Matthew 22 where we saw...

1. The Invitation Rejected

2. The Invitation Expanded

3. The Invitation’s Terms

We all have a responsibility to respond to this invitation. Will you accept the invitation to come to Christ through faith and feast at the banquet?

This week we started a new series on Jesus' parables. One of our Wildwood Elders, Joel Greene, walked us through Matthew 7 where we saw the parable of the wise builder and foolish builder. What type of house are you building?

Come search the scriptures with us to see how Jesus connects this parable to scripture throughout the Old Testament!