Woodburn Baptist Sermons

Don't just dress up for church; let Christ change what you wear on the inside.

God's power in you exceeds every limit you've ever known.

Jesus doesn't just make peace between us and God-he makes peace between us and each other.

Salvation is by grace alone. Anything added to grace poisons the gospel.

The church is the people called out by God, transformed through Jesus, and possessed with the Holy Spirit.

Guest Preacher: David Rambo

Absalom had everything on the outside and nothing on the inside-his vanity destroyed him.

The truest legacy of this church isn't what we've built, but who we're becoming in Christ.

God's kind of beauty shines through character. The prettiest life is the one that reflects Christ.

God's word shows who you really are-so don't look away.

Faith-Mark 5:21-43

What looks good isn't always good. What's beautiful isn't always visible.

Ephesians 2:1-10

Easter dawns a new creation. The gardener restores what was lost.

True majesty wears humility. The parade to the cross is the coronation of Heaven's King.

In Christ's kingdom, the seed's burial is its breakthrough. Dying is the doorway to glory.

Every Wound Becomes A Window For The Light Of Christ

Flesh will never give birth to the things that come only from the Spirit.

Jesus reveals glory not in thunder, but in abundance.

God is not a distant deity demanding penance, but a God who is present in our pain.

Sin survived the storm. The cross will do what the flood could not-destroy sin without destroying sinners.

In Christ, the deluge of judgement falls on one man so the rest of us can stand on dry ground.

Even in the land of the giants, faith finds a foothold.

Growth happens daily. Not instantly. Spiritual disciplines are habits of freedom.

The Spirit rewires thinking, which transforms the way we behave in our bodies.

What you treasure determines who you trust. Financial stewardship is spiritual alignment.

The cycle of trying harder and falling back-true transformation starts at surrender.

The triune God moves together in love and light to redeem us.

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Jesus didn't just observe humanity-he became one of us, fully.

God didn't just come near-he came with purpose. The incarnation is mission.

Jesus is eternal, not created. He is the word before all worlds.

The person who has gotten accustomed to blessings can never be satisfied.

You are a sinner who still sins. Your life is a testimony to God's mercy.

At all times, you must stay in sync with what God is doing in your life.

Disciples don't stop with themselves. The goal of following Jesus is helping others do the same.

Every believer has a gift. The church flourishes when you offer what God has placed in you.

Growth happens when we walk with others in truth, grace, and accountability.

Belonging to Christ means belonging to his people. Church isn't a service-it's a family.

The first call is to believe the gospel, repent, and be baptized into the life of Christ.

The Spirit is not a force to be used-He is a person to be known, honored, and obeyed.

The Spirit's power isn't just for signs and wonders. It's for obedience, endurance, and mission.

Parents must trust God with what only he can do, while taking their part seriously.

Parenting adult children isn't about control-it's about influence. This Sunday, what kids need from us when they no longer seem to want anything from us.

Proverbs says that kids are born with hearts full of foolishness. Cheerios up the nose, Tide Pods in mouth-you name it. They don't need a buddy-they need parents who love enough to discipline. That's where the gospel shows up.

From birth to graduation, you only get 936 Sundays with your child. The days feel long, but the years are short. Starting this Sunday, we'll talk about raising kids, following Jesus, and redeeming the time we've been given,

Guest Preacher: Jason Dunbar

Guest Preacher: Eric Walker

Darkness can feel overwhelming-until one small light appears. Jesus says you are that light. This Sunday, how to shine in a world that desperately needs it.

Jesus says, "Love your enemies." Sounds nice, until you actually have one. This Sunday, how to love when you'd rather fight back, shut down, or walk away-and why Jesus' love shines brightest when relationships are hardest.