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What is the "Before" and "After" picture of your life? Has it moved from "Good" to "Bad" or even "Terrible?" In this message on Psalm 51:7-17, Pastor Jeremy Writebol shows us how to experience the renewal and renovation of the heart that only God can give. Part 4 in the Confessions series at Woodside Bible Church. 

Have you ever wanted something good, yet tried to obtain it the wrong way? So often we long to have God's mercy and forgiveness in our lives, yet we undertake false and failed methods of obtaining that mercy. In this second message in the series Confessions: Erasing Shame and Experiencing Renewal, pastor Jeremy Writebol takes us to Psalm 51:1-2 to show us the only basis we can have to obtain God's mercy.  

Why is it necessary for God to confront our sin? What does he do with us when he exposes our failure and defiance of him? In this first message from our new series Confessions: Erasing Shame and Experiencing Renwal, Woodside Pastor of Mobilization Michael Wellman takes us to 2 Samuel 12:1-13 to show us why it good for God to confront us when we sin.

What does the faithfulness of Daniel in the face of a lions den teach us? In this sermon on Daniel 6, pastor Jeremy Writebol shows us what the life of Christian faithfulness results in, and why we should pursue living lives of deep character and integrity. 

How does God view the pride and arrogance of Satan, the forces of evil, and the corrupt kings and kingdoms of this world? Would you believe he laughs at them? In this sermon from Daniel 5, Pastor Jeremy Writebol examines why God mocks all those who are opposed to him, and the good news that this is for his people. The writing is on the wall. 

Are you a narcissist? It's likely that in some way or another, every one of us are narcissistic in our behaviors and tendencies. How can we be healed of our own self-interest and being self-consumed? In this message in Daniel 4, Pastor Jeremy Writebol shows us how God works to break of us our narcissism and pride with his grace. 

What does it take to have courageous faith? In this message on Daniel 3:1-30, Pastor Jeremy Writebol shows us how to have courageous faith in the midst to a hostile culture. 

How can we know the unknowable? What does it take to discover and understand the mysteries of the universe? In this message, Pastor Jeremy Writebol engages the text of Daniel 2 to show us "there is a God in heaven, and he reveals mysteries." 

How should Christians today live in a culture that appears hostile and confrontational to our faith? Through the story of Daniel 1, Pastor Jeremy Writebol helps us see a way in which we can be loyal to Christ and walk with integrity in a culture calling us to compromise. 

Are we a "Christmas community?" In this message Pastor Jeremy Writebol talks about the kinds of virtues and values that define a Christmas community, and why they are so hard to attain. In looking at Philippians 2:3-8 we are asked to consider and assess our own lives and see if we are following the humble example of Jesus. 

Do you wish that God would speak to you in a clear and definitive way about your life? Not only has God done this through the Son of God, but in this message pastor Jeremy Writebol shows three clear reasons to listen and pay careful attention to Christ. 

Have you ever seen something that has taken your breath away? What is about seeing something of great beauty and majesty that captivates us? In this message from John 1:14-18, Pastor Jeremy Writebol invites us to refocus our attention on the Son of God and his glory, because in seeing the glory of Christ we see the glory of God. 

How often should we forgive someone who wrongs or sins against us? For the Christian, Jesus' teaching is shocking and counter-intuitive to the way the world speaks about and perceives forgiveness. In this sermon on Matthew 18:21-35, Pastor Jeremy Writebol unpacks the necessity Christians are under to forgive, and how to do so. 

What should we do when someone in the church hurts us? What does Jesus ask of us? In the fourth message in the series Conflicted: Pursuing Peace in a Cancel Culture, pastor Jeremy Writebol unpacks the steps Jesus gives for pursuing reconciliation in the midst of conflict. From Mark 18:15-20.

Part 1 of the Conflict(ed): Pursuing Peace in a Cancel Culture Series. Matthew 18:1-6

Does the chaos of creation, both in the natural world and in the more personal things of your life, overwhelm you? In this message Pastor Jeremy Writebol shows us how Jesus responds to our anxiety-ridden hearts and lives with his presence and peace. From the series Thy Kingdom Come, this message unpacks Mark 4:35-41

Special arrivals are thrilling. We wait with great expectation and joy. Rather it’s a return of a loved one or seeing a person of influence visit your city. Arrivals are mixed with excitement and chaos. In our new message series, Thy Kingdom Come: His Reign in Our Lives, we will see the life of Jesus and the impact of His kingdom coming to our world. With the anticipated arrival of Christ, in Mark chapter 3 we will see how Jesus strategically calls out His disciples. Jesus was more concerned with gaining followers than fans. The twelve disciples were specifically called by Christ. There are a few distinguishing marks that we see from scripture about the disciples. His disciples were called out from the crowd, they spent time with Jesus, and were given authority to minister. We too, are His followers and have the same exact distinguishing marks the twelve had.

Do you ever feel ineffective and powerless in prayer? Do you long to have the spiritual power and ability to affect change with God like Elijah? In this message Pastor Jeremy Writebol shows us how Elijah's life of prayer before God can be our shared experienced of prayer as well. 

"How long will you go on wavering between two opinions?" It's no exaggeration to say that our culture is filled with idols that we give our hearts to. But how is that working out for you? In this message, Pastor Jeremy Writebol shows the impact that idol worship is making in our lives today, and how Christ's work in us is absolutely superior. 

Is a life of supernatural significance available to us? What does it take for us to become a giant of the faith? In this message, Pastor Jeremy Writebol shows us how a life of supernatural ordinary power, like Elijah's can be our experience as well as we live by faith.