Woodside Bible Church Farmington Hills

We’re not meant to keep the Gospel to ourselves. We’re called to pass it on. Advancing the mission of God requires passing the truth, goodness, and beauty of Christianity to the next generation. But how do we live that out? Join us for our opening message from Senior Pastor Chris Brooks and part 1 of our series, Passing the Baton, as we learn about discipleship and discuss how to carry the Gospel forward through the lens of Deuteronomy 6.

Following Jesus has never been reserved for a select few. Luke 8 introduces a group of women who traveled with Jesus, supported Him with their own money, and played a key role in His ministry. Tune in as we hear from Pastor Joel Tomkinson what true discipleship looks like and why following Jesus is for everyone.

We're all building a life, but few of us stop to consider what we're building it on. Through His teaching in Luke 6, Jesus invites us to root our hearts in Him and build our lives on His Word. This message from Abe Philip reminds us that a life built on following Jesus is the only life that stands firm when times get tough.

We've all been on the receiving end of God's compassion in ways we didn't deserve. In Luke 6, Jesus teaches that His followers are called to reflect that same compassion to others. This message given by Pastor Joel explores what it looks like to extend grace to those around us through no condemnation, forgiveness, and generosity. 

In our sermon series Live Like Jesus, we see in Luke 6, human love tends to be conditional, but Jesus calls us to something radically different. Scripture shows us that Jesus defines love as something unconditional and active. Tune in as Brandon Cleaver helps us discover how loving like Jesus transforms our relationships.

Everyone has an opinion about the best way to live. In our new sermon series Live Like Jesus, we see in Luke 6, Jesus presents His own foundation on how to live, and it reframes everything our culture tells us about the good life. This message explores why Jesus invites us to reorder our lives around God's Kingdom.

On Friday, the disciples watched their hope die on a cross. On Sunday, they found an empty tomb that changed everything. We conclude with Part 7 of our message series, The Last Words of Jesus. In this message, Pastor Abe Philip explores why Jesus’ resurrection isn't just an event we celebrate once a year, but the very foundation of our faith. Jesus is risen and salvation in Him is offered freely to anyone who would believe in Him!

Join us in this Good Friday message and Part 6 of our message series, The Last Words of Jesus. Pastor Joel Tomkinson guides us through Hebrews 10:10–14 as we see that the cross was not the end, but the fulfillment of God’s redemptive plan. We reflect when Jesus said, “It is finished,” and he bowed his head and gave up his spirit. But, what was finished? If you’ve ever wondered what was accomplished in that moment on the cross, this message invites you to see the finished work of Jesus and the salvation He secured for you.

We kick off Holy Week with Part 5 of our message series, The Last Words of Jesus, as Pastor Brad House walks us through John 19:28–29 and Hebrews 2:17–18. From the cross, Jesus speaks two simple yet profound words: “I thirst.” But behind this moment lies a deeper truth about our human condition and our greatest need. The reality is, we are all searching and thirsting for something to satisfy our souls. We’re reminded that Jesus satisfies our thirst through the cross. He not only understands our humanity and suffering, but through His sacrifice, He makes a way for us to be fully reconciled to God. Jesus invites us to stop chasing what cannot satisfy and instead come to the only One who can.

We are in part 4 of our message series, The Last Words of Jesus, Pastor Joel Tomkinson leads us through Matthew 27:46; Psalm 22:1-31. “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” When Jesus quoted Psalm 22 from the cross, He revealed that He understands the suffering we experience in our hardest moments. This message reminds us that the Gospel reaches us in the depths of doubt and struggle.