Woodbury Church of Christ Sermons

As we've learned, Genesis is full of wild, intriguing stories. We tend to read them for moral lessons, which is fine, but limited. What would we learn if we read it to discover the character of God?

Genesis is full of wild stories. Some we've managed to turn into moral tales for children but many of the stories are...definitely not PG-13. What is happening in the first book of the Bible?

As Christians who have been given new life, we have another chance to make our lives count. How can we make it worth it?

We've turn the nativity into a nice sweet moment of peace and calm. It probably wasn't all "calm and bright." It was probably chaotic and confusing but God was present, even orchestrating things exactly how He needed them to be.

Jesus is the light, the world needs the light. How do we shine in a world of darkness?

If there is a light then there is a darkness. The light must have an answer for the darkness.

Ever felt like you weren't "getting" faith? Like it seems to be working for everyone else but you? Like others were growing in their understanding, getting answers to prayer and experiencing contentment...but not you? John has something to say. We'll be exploring John 1 and the experience of Jesus

As we end our series on what God has next for our church. We discuss today how our expectation for what God can do for us, is often different than the reality of what God is actually doing

At our core, we want to do the right thing, but the right thing often requires sacrifice, perseverance, or humility. It's MUCH easier to focus on good but lesser things that don't require as much. Jesus has something to say about that.

In Micah 6:6-8 God speaks of "little things" like justice, mercy, and walking humbly with God. Jesus refers to this passage in Matthew 23:23 and lets us know that little things become big things.