We are told in God's Word in no uncertain terms that in this life we will suffer. Today, as we begin our series in the Book of Job, we look at our biggest decision that we must make when suffering comes.

Today, on Woodside's Golden Anniversary, we as a church family celebrate God's Faithfulness in the past, we commit to God's Mission in the present, and we look forward with hope to God's Future!

We are looking at the final step in our discipleship process, serving Christ. Colossians 3 prompts us to ask five questions of ourselves to see if we are maturing believers as we serve the Lord Jesus Christ.

As we look at the 2nd phase of our discipleship process, we dig deep into God’s call for each believer to be transformed by the Holy Spirit.

It is one thing for God to forgive sinners. It is entirely another thing to adopt them into his family.

What defines a disciple of Jesus Christ and what demonstrates that you are one?

Have you had a season in your life when you felt spiritually dry? What does that do to your praying? David reminds us in Psalm 143 to got to God. The Lord hears us and speaks to us. And through Christ's completed work, His payment in our place, we can call out to the Father with our needs. May He be glorified in us.

The Psalmist calls on everyone to listen to his teaching in light of the brevity of life, the certainty of death, and the reality of life to come.

 Jesus Himself knows exactly what we need when we are feeling like God has forsaken us.  Psalm 22 is his model for us and provides a framework to guide us as we go through life’s darkest times, allowing us to turn that suffering into praise.

When life gets hard, is God still watching over you?

In this message from Psalm 121, we explore how God's presence is not proven by the absence of pain — but by His faithfulness through it.