Everyone is looking for something. We long for truth, goodness, beauty, hope, and purpose, but our blindness can keep us from seeing what’s right in front of us. The good news is that Jesus is closer than we think.

In John 9, Jesus heals a man born blind and reveals a deeper reality: everyone is blind in some way. Everyone is looking, but not everyone wants to see. And true sight comes when we encounter Jesus.

As we begin this new message series, You’re Looking for Jesus, discover what John 9 teaches us about spiritual blindness, faith, and seeing Jesus clearly. You’re looking for Jesus and He’s closer than you think.

What does God have next for Woodside Bible Church? As we enter our eighth decade of ministry, people are more open to the Gospel than we’ve seen in years. They’re looking for Jesus and He’s closer than they think.
 
 In this Vision Sunday message, Senior Pastor Chris Brooks shares the vision for Woodside’s future. God is positioning our church to help more people see Jesus, make disciples, and impact our communities in the years ahead. Join us as we step into what God has next for our church family.

Where do we turn when life feels uncertain and we need security? In 1 Samuel 22, David finds himself in a cave, but God meets him there. In Part 2 of God Has a Plan, discover how God delivers, provides, and guides us when we feel uncertain, reminding us that our deepest need for security is ultimately met in Him.

What is different about how God chooses a savior, and how we choose? In this first message of the God Has a Plan series, we study the way God discloses his choice to be the new king of Israel, and what that means for us as we look for our own escape from the wilderness. 

Could you spend eternity with enough things to praise God about? In this message, pastor Jeremy Writebol opens up Psalm 146 and shows us how the Biblical worship leader calls and supplies reasons for us to be able to praise God forever. 

Daily we are told that the things of this world will provide all that we need and make us happy. But every day those promises fall short. Is there a source for life and light that will provide everything? In this message from our FLIP Camp celebration, Pastor Jeremy Writebol unpacks John 8:12 and shows us how Jesus is the source of all we need. 

Kids learn what’s important by watching adults and listening to their words. In Deuteronomy 6, Moses tells parents to teach their children about God’s goodness. When we walk with the Lord and share His faithfulness with others, we help shape the next generation.

The greatest threat to faith isn't always hard times. In Deuteronomy 6, Moses warns God's people not to forget the Lord when life is comfortable. Tune in as we explore how to remain faithful to God when life is good so we can pass on a legacy of faith to the next generation.

Is the Bible something we cherish? What lengths would we go to in order to have the Word of God? In this message we explore Deuteronomy 6:6–9 and how we must deeply value God's Word so the next generation will know and love God as well. 

We cannot pass on what we don't possess. So what are we passing on? What are we handing over as "first importance" to the next generation? In this message, Pastor Jeremy Writebol shows how knowing and loving for God must be the primary ambitions for our lives, so that we will faithfully pass on the best to the next generation.