WoodsEdge Sermons

In this message, Rob Renfroe invites us to discover that joy is not something that happens to us—it is something we learn. Drawing from Paul’s letter to the Philippians, we are reminded that lasting joy is possible in every circumstance, even when life is hard, unfair, and full of struggle.

In this message, Pastor Tim Johnson teaches from Isaiah 42, pointing us to the Servant promised by God—one who is delighted in by the Father, empowered by the Holy Spirit, and sent to bring justice, light, and freedom to a broken world. Through this passage, we see both the first and second coming of Jesus, the Servant who came humbly and will return to establish perfect justice.

This message reminds us that God is faithful to His promises, that Jesus finishes what He starts, and that we can walk with Him in hope and trust—even when the wait is long—because our Rescuer has come and is coming again.

In this Christmas Eve message, Pastor Jeff Wells tells the Christmas story from Luke 2:1–7 and are reminded that the birth of Jesus is both simple and stunning. Born in humility, wrapped in swaddling cloths, and laid in a manger, the eternal Son of God entered the world quietly—but with a purpose that would change everything.

Through the contrast between earthly power and God’s sovereignty, this message points us to Jesus as the true King and the Lamb of God, born to suffer, die, and save sinners. Christmas is ultimately a story of love—God’s love for the world—and an invitation for every heart to make room for Christ.

In this message, Phill Kwon teaches from Isaiah 52, revealing humanity’s deep need for rescue and God’s promise to bring salvation into a broken world. Through the prophet’s words, we see the reality of sin, sorrow, and exile—but also the hope of good news proclaimed to a people waiting in darkness. Isaiah points us to a rescuer who would come not through power or politics, but through suffering, humility, and obedience. This message invites us to live with hope in the waiting, trusting that God is faithful to His promises and that our Rescuer has come—and is coming again.

In this message, Pastor Jeff Wells teaches from Isaiah 11:1–2, showing how the promised Messiah would live fully dependent on the Holy Spirit. Jesus did not minister by His own strength, but by the power, wisdom, and presence of the Spirit resting upon Him.

Through Scripture from Isaiah, the Gospels, and the book of Acts, this message reminds us that the Christian life was never meant to be lived in our own power. Just as Jesus and the early church lived by the Spirit, we too are invited to walk daily in dependence on the Holy Spirit—the power God has given us for faithful, fruitful living.

In this message, Pastor Jeff Wells teaches from Isaiah 9:1–7, reminding us that when darkness, fear, and despair overwhelm the world, God’s answer is not political power, military strength, or human solutions—His answer is a child. Isaiah declares that the light breaking into the darkness comes through the promised Messiah, the One called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace.

In this message, Pastor Jeff Wells teaches from Isaiah 55, where God extends a gracious invitation to come, listen, and receive the life only He can give. He reminds us that nothing in this world can satisfy the deepest places of the soul—only Jesus offers the water, bread, and joy our hearts long for.

Through this passage, we see that God’s Word never returns empty, His promises never fail, and His compassion is available to anyone who will come to Him.

In this message, Pastor Scott Pollok walks through Isaiah 5 and John 15 to reveal the heart of God as the loving vine dresser and Jesus as the True Vine. Through rich imagery and biblical connection, he shows how God calls us to abide in Christ, trust His pruning, and bear lasting fruit that reflects His glory.

This message invites believers to rest in their identity as God’s beloved, embrace His process of transformation, and experience the joy that comes from a life rooted in Jesus.

In this message, Pastor Jeff Wells teaches from Isaiah 43:1–7, reminding us that even when we walk through deep waters or fiery trials, God is with us. He is our Creator, Redeemer, and Savior—the One who calls us by name and says, “You are mine.”

Through this passage, Pastor Jeff helps us see that God’s love is personal and unshakable, casting out fear and giving strength to endure whatever we face, because the One who made us will see us through.

In this message, Pastor Jeff Wells continues through Isaiah 40, reminding us that when life feels heavy and God seems silent, He has not abandoned us. The same God who created the galaxies and calls every star by name gives strength to the weary and power to the faint.

Through honest reflection and powerful stories, Pastor Jeff points us to the God who never grows tired, never forgets His people, and renews the strength of those who wait on Him.