On this Mother’s Day, Greg preached about the vital importance of women and moms and about how they reflect God.

This morning on the commitment Sunday for Growing in the Spirit, Greg preached that the Christian life is about action.

Greg’s sermon this morning confronted the mindset of fear and self-preservation that pervades our culture. As the church anticipates next weekend’s commitment services for Growing in the Spiri, Greg challenged us to step out in faith in light of God's love and faithfulness.

This Easter morning, Greg preached about the power of Jesus’ resurrection to revolutionize our lives. To introduce the power of this new life in Christ, he contrasted it with a life not marked by the resurrection.

As Woodland Hills anticipates the pledge weekend for Growing in the Spirit (May 3 & 4), Greg preached about four principles of church giving.

Greg preached this morning about how to cultivate a perspective of giving that demonstrates freedom in Christ. He shared that accepting our culture’s matrix of lies keeps us from the natural expression of giving that should characterize a follower of Jesus.

This week Greg concluded this two-part sermon by giving four more principles for communicating with God.

Do you ever wonder how a person “hears” a word from God? People speak about prayer as “communication with God,” but how is it that someone listens to God? Greg addressed these questions by beginning a two-part sermon on “Communicating with God.”

This morning Greg preached briefly about the healing touch of Jesus Christ. The text for the sermon came from Matthew 8:1-3, 14-15. In these verses, Jesus heals a leper and a woman’s fever by touching them. At the end of the sermon, there was an opportunity for people to receive prayer about areas in their life that need God’s touch.

This morning Efrem Smith preached from Philippians 2:1-5 about taking the next steps of growth in the Christian life. Efrem exhorted the congregation to step out in faith.