Woodbury Church of Christ Sermons

(Watch Online) Challenging circumstances have a way of revealing our true, internal character. Believe it or not, this is also true for God as well. What do we learn about God when He deals with difficult, unfaithful people? Spoiler alert: God is at His best even when we are at our worst.

(Watch Online) Anger makes us uncomfortable. God being angry makes us really uneasy. Many who have left the faith point toward their struggle with the wrath of God. What do we do with a God who says He gets angry?

(Watch Online) You can't exaggerate the grace and compassion of God. We serve a God who is moved by the pain, hurt, and sin in our lives and will enter into the mess to bring grace.

If the most important thing we do is to love God then it's crucial that we have an understanding of who God really is. To do that it's crucial that we work through some of our assumptions and misconceptions about God.

As we pursue God, we have to ask, "Who is this God?" The story of Exodus challenges us to embrace the mystery and awe of God.

We all like to think we'd respond faithfully if our faith were tested, but we don't really know until the moment. Discipleship is the pursuit of Christ. What happens when we receive significant pushback in that pursuit? 

Paul told a group of philosophers that the God of Gods had arranged individual human lives for the express purpose of seeking God. If that's true, then that means your life right now could lead you to God. How is God using your circumstances to draw you toward Himself?

A half-hearted faith is like warning lights on the dashboard. It means something is wrong. Our hearts, if unchecked will pull in different directions. This will always result in human disintegration and dissatisfaction. How do we pull the separate parts of our hearts back together?

Before loving God, before faith in God, there’s another, even more, basic element of our connection to Him. What could be more fundamental than love and faith? Explore the surprising answer with us!

One's faith decision is personal. And yet, we cannot thrive as a Christian without fellowship. In Acts 2, Luke lists four marks of discipleship - only 4, and fellowship was #2. If we are not spending time together on days not called Sunday, then we are missing out.