Woodmen Valley Chapel

Woodmen Valley Chapel

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Woodmen Valley Chapel episodes

  • Palm Sunday | The Mission is the Message, 1 Corinthians 1:4–17
    The apostle Paul is grateful for all God had done in the church of Corinth, as we too celebrate what God has done over 40 years of Woodmen. While the Corinthians were divided and quarreled among themselves, we rejoice that the ministry of Woodmen has never been about any one person or group of people, but a community of believers unified in the same mind and the same judgment proclaiming the gospel of Jesus Christ. Series: Jesus: The Wisdom & Power of God. Speaker: Josh Lindstrom. Scripture: 1 Corinthians 1:4–17.
    1 hr 1 min
  • The Mission is the Message, 1 Corinthians 1:4–17

    The apostle Paul is grateful for all God had done in the church of Corinth, as we too celebrate what God has done over 40 years of Woodmen. While the Corinthians were divided and quarreled among themselves, we rejoice that the ministry of Woodmen has never been about any one person or group of people, but a community of believers unified in the same mind and the same judgment proclaiming the gospel of Jesus Christ.

    1. We have much to be thankful for (vs. 4-7)
    2. We have much to look forward to (vs. 8-9)
    3. Lift high the name of Jesus (vs. 10-17)

    Songs:

    Come Thou Fount
    #3630228 by D Crowder
    2002 worshiptogether.com songs and sixsteps Music

    The Heart Of Worship
    #2296522 by M Redman
    1997 Thankyou Music

    Shout To The Lord
    #1406918 by D Zschech
    1993 Hillsong Publishing

    What A Beautiful Name
    #7068424 by B Fielding & B Ligertwood
    2016 Hillsong Music Publishing

    More To Come
    #7123198 by B Younker, K Stanfill, J Ingram & P Wickham
    © 2019 Kristian Stanfill Publishing Designee, sixsteps Music, worshiptogether.com songs

    27 min
  • Willing to Follow, Acts 21:1–16
    Though being repeatedly warned of the danger that awaits him in Jerusalem, the apostle Paul continues forward, “ready not only to be imprisoned but even to die in Jerusalem for the name of the Lord Jesus” (Acts 21:13). Each of us is called to follow Jesus, but we do so not sure of where he may lead us. Might the Spirit of God strengthen us to follow him wherever he may lead and would we move forward confidently regardless of what is to come. Series: The Courier, Pt. 2. Speaker: Josh Lindstrom. Scripture: Acts 21:1–16.
    31 min
  • Teaching the Saints, Acts 20:17–38
    The book of Acts records much that was said and taught to unbelievers, but what might the apostle Paul have said to a group of followers of Jesus? Paul’s message in Acts 20:17-38 is the one example we have of a message Paul gave to a solely believing audience. Not surprisingly, it reads like many of his letters and encourages us to follow Paul’s example as we serve Christ. Series: The Courier, Pt. 2. Speaker: Josh Lindstrom. Scripture: Acts 20:17–38.
    38 min
  • Raising the Dead, Acts 20:1–16
    Even as the opposition against the apostle Paul increased, Paul did not shy away from the ministry he was called to. One evening while Paul taught long into the night, a man named Eutychus fell from a window and died. The apostle Paul miraculously raises Eutychus from the dead and continues on with his ministry. We need be reminded that though opposition may increase, the power of God is always stronger still. Series: The Courier, Pt. 2. Speaker: Josh Lindstrom. Scripture: Acts 20:1–16.
    38 min
  • Seeking Peace, Acts 19:23–41
    When Demetrius, a silversmith, causes a riot, the author of Acts, Luke, is careful to record all that transpired. While the gospel will necessarily put us at odds with others regarding what we believe and hold to be true, we are to seek peace in the places that God puts us and never bring discredit to the name of Christ. People will have a variety of reasons for dismissing the gospel; may we as his people never be one of their reasons! Series: The Courier, Pt. 2. Speaker: Kurt Birky. Scripture: Acts 19:23–41.
    43 min
  • The Power to Change, Acts 19:13–22
    Those who had confessed Christ as Lord found themselves being transformed by the power of the gospel. Many of them who believed renounced the evil ways of their past and brought their books of magic arts and burned them together. Consequently, the word of the Lord “continued to increase and prevail mightily” (Acts 19:20). The evidence of true life change in others is one of our most powerful evangelistic tools. Series: The Courier, Pt. 2. Speaker: Josh Lindstrom. Scripture: Acts 19:13–22.
    45 min
  • The Evidence of Faith, Acts 19:1–12
    Upon arriving in Ephesus, the apostle Paul was introduced to disciples of John the Baptist. Having not heard of the ministry of Jesus, the apostle Paul shared the gospel with them and they were baptized. Like all those who confess the name of Christ as Lord, the Holy Spirit comes upon them and indwells them. Today, the indwelling presence of the Holy Spirit remains the evidence of true faith in Christ and is our source of power and strength each and every day. Series: The Courier, Pt. 2. Speaker: Josh Lindstrom. Scripture: Acts 19:1–12.
    43 min
  • Equipping the Saints, Acts 18:18–28
    While Paul wraps up his second missionary journey and begins his third, Priscila and Aquilla explain the way of God to a fervent and gifted man named Apollos. From Alexandria, Apollos was eloquent, competent in the Scriptures, and had been taught about Jesus. However, he was still lacking understanding in some critical areas. The example of Priscilla and Aquilla reminds us that we each can be used of God to teach his word. Series: The Courier, Pt. 2. Speaker: Josh Lindstrom. Scripture: Acts 18:18–28.
    43 min
  • Faithful to His Call, Acts 18:1–17
    Having been encouraged in a vision that he would be protected and that God had many in the city of Corinth he was going to call to himself, the apostle Paul stayed in Corinth a year and a half. When Paul is brought before the proconsul, God honors his word and Paul is delivered. Like Paul, we should understand that though God is the ultimate authority in salvation, we are all called to participate with him in it. Series: The Courier, Pt. 2. Speaker: Stu Davis. Scripture: Acts 18:1–17.
    44 min

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Listen to teaching from Woodmen Valley Chapel in Colorado Springs, Colorado with lead pastor Josh Lindstrom and other teachers. We seek to Love Well, Change Lives, Through Christ. This simple…

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