Ever wonder if the tears you've shed and the struggles you've faced could lead to something beautiful? Hope can rise from the hardest places. This Sunday, we're exploring the promise of joy that comes after the work and the weeping.

Feel like your work for the Lord never seems to show any real results? Join us Sunday to talk about patience, purpose, and the harvest that comes when we don't give up. Curious?

Ever had someone say they'd do something and never did it? What happens when that someone is you? This Sunday, we're measuring the gap between what you say and what you do. What does Jesus think about it?

What if your life is part of something bigger-like a mission to change the world? And what if it's not going to be easy? Come find out why following Jesus is more like being thrown into the wild and what makes it worth it.

Ever feel like there's something bigger you're supposed to be doing? You're not alone. Jesus says the world is like a great harvest field that nobody wants to work. Join us this Sunday as we explore what it means to answer the call.

Morning fog rolls in and out. So does life. You make plans, but how often do you stop to consider what's outside your control? Join us this Sunday as we discuss how to live with purpose and trust the God who holds everything in his own hands.

The Holy Spirit recreates the relation and function of men and women in the body of Christ. (Acts 2:17-21)

God has designed us to flourish within a culture of rich and lasting heterosexual marriages. (Genesis 2:18-25) If you would like to speak with someone please email wbc@woodburnbaptist.org. For more information visit woodburnbaptist.org

(1 Corinthians 6:12-20) All sexual experience and expression is meant to be enjoyed only between the wife and her husband. To learn more about WBC visit woodburnbaptsit.org Need to talk with someone? Email: wbc@woodburnbaptist.org

In 1970 a group of British theologians known as the Kinks famously said, "Girls will be boys and boys will be girls/It's a mixed up, muddled up, shook up world..." They had no idea. This Sunday, we're digging into identity, gender, and how God made us.

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Guest Preacher: Jason Dunbar

You don't belong to yourself. Your body isn't your own. Neither is your time. That's why gluttony and sloth make the list of deadly sins. Join the conversation and get a new vision for yourself and your life.

If the church never talks about it, then people are discipled into sexuality by the world. This Sunday, we're breaking the silence on sex, shame, and secret sin. Join us for an honest discussion.

Your anger pushes people away, even those who love you the most. Others may start to dislike you, but you already dislike yourself, so it's just pouring fuel on a fire. Are you ready to release the anger once an for all?

Your soul is already poisoned in ways you don't realize. This Sunday, we're launching a new series on the 7 Deadly Sins, starting with PRIDE. Discover the sin behind all your sins. We'll name the poison and prescribe the antidote.

Guest Preacher: Mac Cockrell

Guest Preacher: Jason Dunbar

Do you ever feel unprepared for the challenges ahead? David, the shepherd boy, felt the same, but his story shows how in small ways God prepares us where we are for the big things to come. Discover how to face your own giants this Sunday.

Ever wonder if you have what it takes to be a good dad or to build a strong family? Join us on Father's Day and discover how God gives strength and grace to fill all your gaps.

Your life was never meant to be a do-it-yourself project. You need expert help. Have you already made a mess of it? Feeling like you're in way over your head? Let's call upon the one who can truly restore us.

You have a relationship with yourself. The person you must deal with first and constantly is yourself. So what if you don't like yourself very much? Join us Sunday as we explore Psalm 139 and discover how deeply God Knows and loves us.

Do you stick around to read the credits after a movie? That's like the last chapter of Romans: a long list of weird roles and names. But not to Paul. These are people he knows. People he loves. It's the church.

Is every sin the same for everyone? Some things seem clear-cut, some things iffy. How do you navigate everyday moral questions? Join our discussion this Sunday!

This Sunday, let's look at how small, daily commitments can lead to big changes in how you live and connect. Whether you want to strengthen your faith, foster better relationships, or find peace in the chaos- we'll talk about how to finally make it happen.

A dead squirrel lay in our yard until it was mostly a puddle of worms and fur. My dog gobbled it up. Why? She's a dog. It's her nature. And just like a dog loves a warm pile of disgust, we love our sin. Why? We're sinners. It's our nature. But there's hope.

Ever wondered why sin can feel so right, yet lead to so much wrong? Let's talk about it this Sunday. Find grace, find power to change. Your past doesn't decide your future. Join us in exploring a life beyond your failures.

Pastor Tim continues his series preaching verse by verse through the book of Romans. This sermon covers Romans 5:1-21

Think you've got faith figured out? Think again. This Sunday we're exploring a story of epic fails and ultimate forgiveness, all wrapped up in one man's journey.

In this Wednesday night sermon Pastor Tim continues our verse by verse study through Romans. The passage today is Romans 2:5-29 and 3:1-31.

Join us this Sunday as we explore Romans 1:18-32, confronting questions about ourselves, our sexuality, our faith, and our choices. There's controversy, for sure. But it's a conversation we all need.

Pastor Tim continues his verse by verse study on the book of Romans. This is a WEDNESDAY night sermon. (Romans 3:23, 6:23, 5:8, 10:9, and 10:13)

Ever felt out of place for standing up for what you believe? This Sunday, we're exploring the power of unashamed faith, even when it feels like you're the odd one out. Whether it's the halls of the coliseum or the halls of your school, standing up matters.

Discover how an empty tomb and a promise kept can transform your life. Join us as we explore what Easter is all about-beyond the bunnies, bonnets, and baskets. Let's meet Jesus together.

Dolly Parton once entered a look-alike contest as herself and lost. Sometimes we don't see the real thing when it's right in front of us. This Sunday, we will see how expectations can make us overlook the real Jesus. Expect a house-cleaning of the heart.

This Sunday: A king, a hill, and a story that changes everything. What makes a place sacred? Let's find out together.

Are you into re-gifting? You give as a gift something you received as a gift, and it costs you nothing. But maybe true gifts come only at a personal cost. And maybe this reveals a deeper truth about following Jesus.

Imagine one place on earth where you can stand and see it all, from the dawn of creation to the heart of Easter. We are kicking off "A Hill Far Away," a journey to Mount Moriah, where history and faith intersect in extraordinary ways. Ready for an adventure?

Does God have unfinished business with the Jewish people? Are there promises to Israel yet to be fulfilled? What about the land? We're finishing this series with a look at God's Future for Israel.

At the Seder Jews say, " In every generation they rise up against us to destroy us." It's true. From Haman and Hitler to Hamas. Has there ever been a people so despised by the world, so repeatedly targeted for annihilation? The question is, Why?

With Israel in the headlines, let's look at the way their past echoes into our present. This Sunday, we're diving into the choices that shaped a nation and how ancient crossroads reveal where the whole world is headed.

From Abram's leap of faith to a nation's destiny, this Sunday we unravel the beginnings, promises, and how we're all part of something bigger. It's not just Israel's story. It's your story, too. Ready for and epic journey?

Think giving's just about opening your wallet? Think again! Dive into our 'When Giving feels Good' talk and discover why chucking a few bucks can actually be a blast! Spoiler: it's not just about the money.

Ever feel like everyone's faking it with money? Lots of us feel pressured to pretend. Being a slave to debt may seem normal, but what if financial freedom is within your reach?

We read Proverbs 31 on Mother's Day or at grandma's funeral, but that Proverbs 31 woman is an incredible financial role model. She's out there in real estate, savvy with money, and generous to the poor.

How many truly happy people do you know? Does anybody even know what happiness is? We confuse it with pleasure and convenience. But surely there's more. What's life about? What's worth the pursuit?

When you were born you got one life to live. One physical body. One mind. One set of relationships. Financial resources. One chance at doing something. Impossibly marvelous things may happen. So how do you keep from wasting it?

Queen Elizabeth traveled with 4000 pounds of luggage, 40 pints of plasma, and her own royal toilet seats. When Jesus came to us, they swaddled him in rags and laid him in the straw. Its unfathomable, what he left to be with us, the price he paid to save you.

The carol about the little town says "the hopes and fears of all the years" collide in Bethlehem, and it's true. Public celebration of Christmas is canceled this year in the very birthplace of Jesus. Bethlehem is in Palestinian territory, and conflict with Israel rages. Have mercy.

We'll never know who first sang the words or hummed the tune. It was a slave song. First it was called " Christmas Plantation Song." Now we call it, "Go, Tell It On The Mountain." So next time you sing it in church, think of the ones who sang it in chains.