Woodside Bible Church Farmington Hills

We are continuing in our series, Thy Kingdom Come, traveling through Mark 3-5. This week we will see that Jesus’ reign advances through his shared word. In Christ, as His vessels we carry His light and gospel with us. We are shining lights in a dimly lit world. But we will discover that even though we have His word hidden in our heart, it is still important for us to recognize its place and impact in our daily life. As the word deepens itself in our lives, it will reach further, since we will learn how deeper leads to greater, faithful leads to fruitful, and small leads to expansive. Tune in to the latest message of the series, The Unexpected Advance of Jesus’ Reign, today!

We are moving forward in our journey through the gospel of Mark, where we will be met with the question, what is your heart towards Jesus’ word? In Mark 4, Jesus tells a parable that describes the different types of soil of the human heart. Jesus states that there are four kinds, the hard heart, shallow heart, distracted heart, and fertile heart. As we contemplate the state of our hearts, Jesus drives home the importance of having a fertile heart --one that is obedient and open to the word of God and all that it asks of us. Listen to the latest message of the series, The Seed is the Word, and allow the Lord to speak to your heart.

Today we are continuing our message series, Thy Kingdom Come: His Reign in Our Lives. We will discover how the Lord asks for our full allegiance and commitment to His kingdom. Letting go and giving up control is a difficult task. In our walks with Christ, this is what He asks of us, to allow Him to have full control of our lives as He guides us in the way He has paved. Jesus asks some thought-provoking questions in the gospel of Mark, which will call us to examine our hearts and ask ourselves the questions, "Who is Jesus to me? Have I fully surrendered to Him?" Listen to the newest message of the series, Choose Ye This Day, to learn how Jesus challenges our religious assumptions and reorients our family loyalty.

We are beginning our new series, Thy Kingdom Come: His Reign in Our Lives, today we will see how Jesus’ reign brings heaven to earth. Arrivals are exciting. We wait with great expectation for what we are anticipating, rather the arrival of a loved one or the visit of an influential person. This week we are starting in Mark chapter 3, where we will learn about the distinguishing marks that the disciples had. In the excitement of Jesus arrival, He calls out His twelve disciples. The twelve were called out from the crowd, they spent a lot of time with Jesus, and they were given authority. Listen to the first message of the series today, The King is Here, where we will see how Jesus' reign brings heaven to earth and how we too are given the same characteristics as the disciples had.  

We are concluding our series, Elijah, where we learn how God faithfully calls people into His mission. In our society, work is an essential part of living. We work to make a living and to provide for our families. We desire to do well in our careers and see how far they can take us. God has given His followers a mission – to bring the gospel to all peoples and nations. Taking His love and peace to all we can. When He calls us, we see that God's call demands commitment, God's call can be trusted, and His call involves development. Listen to our newest message of the series, Passing the Baton, and learn how we can step into God's call for us. 

Today, we continue in our series, Elijah, reminding us how the same God Elijah served can use us to live a life of impact for His Kingdom. When we face times of defeat, we can look to God to give us strength. Even Elijah, who was a man of great faith faced times of hopelessness. In times when we find ourselves full of sorrow, we can be encouraged that the same God that worked through Elijah is a God of grace. He calls us to his truth, to his spirit, and to live a life of servitude. Listen to our newest message of the series and be reminded of God's grace.

Today, we continue our new message series! In Elijah, we will see that through many struggles and oppositions, Elijah was a man of faith and served God well. Though there were times he fell into depression and wanted to give up, God still used him to make a huge impact. When we feel like God doesn’t hear our prayers, we will hear some truths that will fuel us with hope to have faith in our prayer life. Listen to our newest message of the series, The Prayer of a Righteous Person, and hear that the prayer of a righteous person is effective and powerful.

We continue our new series, Elijah; A Man Just Like Us, reminding us how the same God Elijah served can use us to live a life of impact for His kingdom. What does Scripture say about false gods? How does idolatry impact our lives? In this text, we are at the peak or the high point of Elijah’s ministry. We are going to witness an awesome triumph, a spectacular demonstration of God's presence and power, and a remarkable confirmation of who the true and living God is. Listen to our second message of the series, A Theology of Idolatry, and realize the Lord is the only God who gives life.

We just launched a new series, Elijah; A Man Just Like Us, reminding us how the same God Elijah served can use us to live a life of impact for His kingdom. When looking at this section of scripture, we see that God's people have lost their way and its unique and dangerous time to be a faithful follower of God. In all this, Elijah lives a life of faith, trusting God and taking him at his word. But what does this look like? What does a life of faith look like? Listen to our first message of the series, Elijah, A Life of Faith, and see how a life of faith is a life of trusting God and taking him at his word.