New Post Church

The greatest threat to your faith isn’t usually the storm; it’s the sunshine. We’ve all had those seasons where everything just clicks—the kids are great, the job is solid, and the marriage is thriving. But as a culture, we are wired to "call on God" only when the 911 sirens are wailing. When life is "good," we often feel like we can lay down our weapons. We forget that a complacent heart is a defenseless heart.In this message, Pastor Brandon Woodard continues our Worship Is War series by looking at the life of David and the warnings in Deuteronomy 8. We discover that the enemy loves a "fat and happy" Christian who has let God’s provision become the reason they stop seeking His presence.If we only worship when we’re broken, we’re missing the point. Worship is how we fight. It’s how we kill the ego before it can grow and stay alert even in the "promised land." Whether you are in a season of affliction or a season of affluence, it’s time to become "undignified" in our praise.Don’t wait for a crisis to find your voice. Use it now.In This Message:- Why "the sunshine" can be more dangerous to your soul than "the storm."- Learning from King David’s "undignified" worship in 2 Samuel 6.- The danger of forgetting God in the midst of His blessings (Deuteronomy 8).- How to build a "spiritual reserve" so you are unshakable in every season.Next Steps:New to New Post? We’d love to connect with you. https://www.newpost.church/contact-10Need Prayer or Pastoral Care? Our team would love to pray with you: https://www.newpost.church/careGive: Support the mission of making disciples by visiting: https://www.newpost.church/giveSubscribe to stay updated on the latest messages from New Post Church.Worship Is War: The Goodness of God | Pastor Brandon Woodard

Most of us don't set out to have a marriage that's a "dumpster fire," yet we often default to a contract—asking "what can I get?"—rather than a covenant—asking "what can I give?" In part two of our series, This Is Us, Brandon Woodard challenges the men of New Post Church to stop behaving like the culture and start behaving like the Christ.To the men: You want your wife to respect you? Paul’s instruction in Ephesians 5 isn't a license to be a boss; it’s a command to be a sacrifice. Headship isn’t about being the "ruler" of the house; it’s about being the first one to the Cross. Whether you are married, dating, or single, this message is a call to lead as a "First Responder"—the first to repent, the first to forgive, and the first to pray. Your wife isn't an accessory to your life; she is your assignment.In this message, we break down:Contract vs. Covenant: Moving from "what’s in it for me?" to "how can I serve her?"The Kings Daughter: Remembering that before she was your wife, she was (and is) a Daughter of the King.The Sacrifice Audit: Evaluating if you are actually laying your life down or just expecting her to lay hers down for you.Lead Repenter: Why the most "manly" thing you can do is be the first to say, "I’m sorry."Scripture References:Ephesians 5:21–33NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS 📢Guatemala Mission Trip: We are making a difference around the world! Join us as we partner with what God is doing in Guatemala.Park & Sell Fundraiser: Support our students heading to NTS Camp! Clean out your garage and help get our youth to camp.Groups Start Next Week: Don’t do life alone. Groups are the best way to grow at New Post Church. Sign up today!Next Steps:First time at New Post? We’d love to meet you! https://www.newpost.church/contact-10Join a Group: Find your community here: https://www.newpost.church/life-groupsGive: Help us continue the mission of reaching people for Jesus: https://www.newpost.church/giveSubscribe to the New Post Church channel to catch every message from the church.#NewPostChurch #ThisIsUs #GodlyHusband #Marriage #Ephesians5 #GospelLiving #LeadWell

Marriages don't usually explode; they drift. We see two people who love each other slowly slip away because the "gravitational pull" of their home is centered on the wrong thing. Whether it’s the kids, the career, or even each other, if Jesus isn’t at the center, the gravity is off.In part one of our series, This Is Us, Brandon Woodard dives into Ephesians 5 to look at God’s original design for marriage. This isn't about the world’s standards, it’s about the Word of God. We’re leaning into the high calling of being a godly wife: a role defined not by inferiority, but by order, strength, and mission.If you’ve ever been hurt by the misapplication of these scriptures, we invite you to lean in and hear the heart of the Father. A godly wife isn't a passive bystander; she is an Ezer—a vital, "warrior-like" helper who brings the grounding force of the Gospel into her home.In this message, we explore:- The Solar System of Marriage: Why Jesus must be the center for everything else to hold together.- Mutual Submission: Why the entire horizontal relationship hinges on our vertical reverence for Christ.- The Power of "Ezer": Understanding the strength and dignity of being a biblical helper.- 4 Practical Ways to Respect: How a wife’s respect echoes the Gospel to her husband’s soul.Scripture References:Ephesians 5:21–33Genesis 2:18Next Steps:New to New Post? We’d love to connect with you. https://www.newpost.church/contact-10Need Prayer or Pastoral Care? Our team would love to pray with you: https://www.newpost.church/careGive: Support the mission of making disciples by visiting: https://www.newpost.church/giveSubscribe to stay updated on the latest messages from New Post Church.

The Journey: Part 6 | Disciples Making Disciples

Are you a manager or an owner? In this message, Pastor Brandon Woodard continues "The Journey" series by tackling a topic that often makes us uncomfortable: Money. By looking at the Parable of the Talents in Matthew 25, we discover that as disciples of Jesus, we are called to be stewards of God's resources. True stewardship means shifting our mindset from personal ownership to Kingdom management—using what we have to love people and push back darkness.📍 Key Takeaways:Character & Calling: Your calling will never outpace your character.The Principle of Effort: God doesn't care about the amount; He cares about the action you take with what you've been given.The Manager Mindset: "You don't own it." Everything we have belongs to God.The Strategy: Love people, use money.🎥 Video Chapters[00:01] - Welcome & Service Intro[01:08] - Church Announcements (Kids Team, Missions, App Setup)[04:13] - Sermon Start: The Journey / Stewardship[06:50] - Review: 5 Marks of a Disciple[09:12] - Why money is part of your relationship with God[11:20] - The Kingdom of Heaven: "There Then" vs "Here Now"[13:20] - Scripture Reading: Matthew 25:14–30 (Parable of the Talents)[16:45] - Why character must match your calling[20:55] - Why effort matters more than the amount[22:45] - The danger of "playing it safe" with God's resources[28:35] - The Mindset Shift: "You Don't Own It"[31:30] - Kingdom Investing: Love People, Use Money[34:00] - Practical Application: Give First, Save Second, Live on the Rest[36:10] - Next Steps: Financial Peace University (FPU)[39:00] - Compassion International: Child Sponsorship Opportunity[46:50] - Closing Prayer & ResponseNext StepsDownload the App: Search "Church Center" and select New Post Church for all sign-ups and calendars.Financial Peace University: Ready to get your finances in order? Connect with Steve and Nikki Carter via the app.Kids Team Director: We are hiring! Find the part-time position details on our app.Compassion International: Join us in breaking the cycle of poverty in Jesus' name.💬 Connect With UsDid this message challenge your perspective on finances? Let us know in the comments!Question of the week: If you viewed yourself as a "manager" rather than an "owner" of your bank account, what is the first change you would make to your spending?#Stewardship #TheJourney #NewPostChurch #BrandonWoodard #Matthew25 #FaithAndFinance #KingdomMindset

What if the thing you’re most afraid to talk about is the thing someone you know desperately needs to hear?We talk about everything else—sports, politics, our jobs, and what we’re binge-watching on Netflix. But often, the one thing that has made the biggest difference in our lives—our faith—is the one thing we keep to ourselves. Why do we stay silent when we might actually have the "cure" for the struggles our friends and family are facing?In this message, Brandon Woodard dives into Luke 15 to look at the Parable of the Lost Sheep. We often think of God as someone who simply waits for us to come back, but Jesus shows us a God who actively pursues the one who is lost.In this video, we discuss:Overcoming the fear of being "that person" or being rejected.Why you don’t need to have all the answers to share your hope.The radical truth that God rejoices over one person finding their way home.How to live an "attractive life" that draws others toward Jesus.📍 THE CHALLENGEWho is your ONE? Who is the one person you are praying for, hoping for, and believing God for? Write their name down, keep it in your prayer space, and watch what God does.🚀 WE’RE HIRING! We are looking for a Kids Team Director! If you’re a leader who is passionate about helping kids discover Jesus and building a thriving volunteer culture, we want to meet you. Apply today via our app!🔗 CONNECT WITH USDownload our App: https://churchcenter.com/setupWebsite: https://www.newpost.church/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/newpostchurch/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/newpostchurch#TheJourney #WhosYourOne #Luke15 #Faith #SharingHope #BrandonWoodard #ChurchOnline

Decisions, not intentions, determine your destination.We all have a "preferred version" of our lives—a vision of where we want to be in five years regarding our faith, our families, our finances, and our fitness. But there is often a massive gap between the life we want and the life we are currently headed toward.In this video, we explore why being "right" or "moral" isn't always enough. Using the wisdom of Solomon from Proverbs 4 and 8, we break down why the pursuit of Godly wisdom is the only way to bridge the gap between our current reality and our desired destination.The One Question that changes everything: "Based on what I know about God, where I want to end up, and where I’ve been... what is the wise decision to make?"In this video, you’ll learn:The difference between a "right" decision and a "wise" decision.How Lady Wisdom (God’s personified wisdom) protects and exalts those who pursue her.How to use your past experiences to inform your future.Why consistency in small, daily decisions is the key to a "blessed" life.Bible Verses Mentioned:Proverbs 4:6-9Proverbs 8:1-3Proverbs 8:33-36Take the Next Step: Read Proverbs Chapter 8 this week and ask yourself the "Wise Decision" question before your next big (or small) choice.#Wisdom #Proverbs #DecisionMaking #Faith #ChristianLiving

We all love the idea of being a servant, but most of us struggle with the reality of being treated like one. In Part 3 of our series, The Journey, Pastor Brandon Woodard gets honest about the one marker of a disciple that challenges us the most: Serving Others.It’s easy to surrender when it feels like a rescue, and it’s exciting to grow through study—but serving requires us to kill our ego every single day. We often want to be the most recognized but the least inconvenienced. We do an internal calculation of time, money, and bandwidth, asking, "Is the juice worth the squeeze?"In this message, we look at how Jesus flipped the pyramid of power. From the "insensitive" request of James and John in Mark 10 to the scandalous moment in the Upper Room where the most powerful person in the room traded His robe for a towel, Jesus shows us that in His kingdom, the way up is actually down.Are you ready to stop protecting your position and start practicing your purpose?Message Highlights:[08:46] The Internal Calculation: Why we hesitate to serve and the "recognition vs. inconvenience" struggle.[12:00] The Insensitive Request: Understanding James and John’s desire for the "left and right hand" seats.[18:20] Confidence as a Prerequisite: Why you can't truly serve others until you have confidence in who God called you to be.[20:43] The Scandal of the Towel: Why washing feet was a job reserved for the "lowest" person—and why Jesus did it anyway.[26:41] Serving the Betrayer: The significance of Jesus washing the feet of Judas.[30:00] The "Knowing" Gap: Why the blessing isn't in knowing the Word, but in doing it.The Towel Challenge:If you’re a disciple of Jesus, you are called to be a participant in the mission, not just a spectator in the house. This week, find a place for your "towel"—on your desk, your dashboard, or your mirror—as a daily reminder that you are called to serve first.Next Steps:Join a Team: Ready to move from a "volunteer" to a "servant"? Check out the open positions (including our New Post Kids Director role) on the app.Team Night: Join the family on Jan 25th!Starting Point: New here? Your journey starts Feb 1st. Sign up at newpost.church/startingpoint."Now that you know these things, you will be blessed if you do them." — John 13:17#NewPostChurch #TheJourney #Serve #Disciple #Jesus #Mark10 #John13

In this Christmas Eve message, we dive into the real story of the first Christmas to discover where true joy and peace come from. We often try to "manufacture" our own happiness through gifts, dinners, and perfect traditions, only to find that the excitement fades by 9:30 AM on Christmas morning.Looking at Luke 2, we see that the first Christmas didn't go according to Mary and Joseph’s plan. From a census-mandated journey to a crowded room and a manger for a bed, it was a night of struggle—yet we call it a Holy Night.Key Takeaways from this Message:God is in the Unplanned: Just because things aren't going your way doesn't mean God isn't working. Your earthly struggles might be heavenly set-ups.Good News for Everyone: God's message of salvation didn't go to the elite; it went first to the "unworthy" shepherds in the fields.The Source of Peace: True joy and peace aren't found in money, careers, or even family, but only in Jesus."It is Finished": Our joy comes from the baby in the manger who grew up to carry the weight of our sin on the cross, completing the work of reuniting us with our Heavenly Father.Are you ready to accept the gift? If you are ready to surrender your life to Jesus and accept the gift He so freely gave, we would love to connect with you.

Your faith is a garden—it doesn’t grow on its own. You can’t just scatter seeds, walk away, and expect a harvest of peace, purpose, and strength three months later. If you want the fruit of a thriving spiritual life, you have to be intentional about the work.+3In this message, we dive into the Discipleship Journey and explore how to move from just "surrendering" to truly growing. Using the blueprint of the early church in Acts 2, we break down the two non-negotiable pillars of spiritual growth: God’s Word and God’s People.+3💡 Key Takeaways:Consistency over Intensity: Success in your walk with God comes from what you do consistently, not occasionally.Rooted vs. Captive: Being rooted in Scripture provides the nutrients and stability needed to keep you from being taken captive by the "hollow and deceptive" philosophies of today’s world.Circles Over Rows: You cannot build your faith in isolation. Growth happens when we prioritize Sunday gatherings and meaningful relationships in Life Groups.📅 What’s Happening at New Post:21 Days of Prayer & Fasting: Join us as we seek God together.Team Night: January 25th.FPU (Financial Peace University): Interested? Fill out the form. Group Leader Training: January 28th. Use the app to sign up!.Are you ready to take a personal audit? Ask yourself: Am I consistently engaging with the Word? Am I intentionally connected to God’s people?.

What if following Jesus is not about adding Him to your life, but laying your whole life down?In this message, we open Mark 2:13–17 and meet Jesus at a tax booth, not in a synagogue or a miracle moment. We watch as Matthew leaves everything behind when Jesus simply says, “Follow Me.” No negotiation. No backup plan. Just obedience.This sermon kicks off our year of discipleship at New Post Church, where our heart is to be a movement for all people to find and follow Jesus. Not just believe in Him. Not just admire Him. But surrender to Him.We talk about the tension every follower of Jesus feels. We want forgiveness without surrender, blessing without interruption, direction without submission. But Jesus does not come to improve the life you already built. He comes to take the wheel and lead you into a brand new one.If you have ever felt settled, comfortable, or in control, this message will challenge you. If you have ever wanted Jesus close enough to help you but not close enough to disrupt you, this message is for you.Scripture: Mark 2:13–17Big Idea: You can believe in Jesus and still be in control, but you cannot follow Jesus without surrender.

Christmas is supposed to be joyful.But for many, this season carries pain no one sees.- An empty seat at the table.- A name you wish you could still text.- A loss that feels heavier during the holidays than any other time of year.In this message, we look at a story we often miss as a story of grief—the death of Lazarus in John 11—and one of the most powerful verses in all of Scripture: “Jesus wept.”This teaching isn’t about rushing through grief or pretending everything is okay. It’s about understanding how followers of Jesus grieve differently—not without sorrow, but with hope.You’ll discover: • Why grief is the gap between what is and what should be • Why Jesus chose to sit in sorrow before performing a miracle • Why pain was never part of God’s original design • How God draws close when we are hurting • What it means to grieve with both God and His peopleAs Paul reminds us in 1 Thessalonians 4:13–18, Christians don’t grieve like those without hope—but we do grieve.If this Christmas feels heavier than joyful, this message is for you.📖 Scripture: John 11:1–36; 1 Thessalonians 4:13–18🙏 If this message speaks to you, share it with someone who’s hurting this season.💬 Let us know how we can pray for you.You don’t have to carry pain alone.God’s presence draws close to the brokenhearted.

You hear church goers say "you need Jesus" all the time. But have you stopped to ask why? Pastor Brandon works through why the most important question we will ever ask in life is "who is Jesus to me?"

You're not busy—you're OVERWHELMED. 🤯The holiday season promised joy, but all you've got is a slammed schedule, maxed-out credit cards, and a deep, nagging feeling of exhaustion. We've bought the lie that "busy equals productive," but it’s actually costing you the most important things in your life: your peace, your presence, and your family.In this powerful message, Pastor Brandon Woodard unpacks the famous story of Mary and Martha and challenges us to rethink our frantic pace. Martha was running around, serving for Jesus. Mary was sitting at His feet. Which one chose what was better?Stop the striving. Start the sitting.This message is for anyone who has ever felt:- Stressed, anxious, and worried about their to-do list.- That their service to God has replaced their sitting with God.- Like the people they love the most are only getting their leftovers.The most valuable things in life cannot be taken away. Jesus is calling you to trade the temporary hustle for something eternal.What if the best part of the holiday isn't the party, the present, or the picture-perfect memory, but simply His presence?

You're trying to figure out relationships—how to love your spouse, how to raise your kids... But what about the ones who raised you?This week, we're wrapping up our series by hitting one of the hardest, most fundamental commands God ever gave us: Honor your father and your mother.This isn't about being perfect; it's about building a life that actually works. We're talking about God’s blueprint for order, protection, and provision—a life with less heartache because you listened to the King's authority structure.🤯 In This Message, We Get Real About:The Bridge Command: It sits between loving God and loving people. If we get this wrong, the rest of our relationships suffer.The Huge Promise: The Bible says there’s a blessing—provision and long life—connected to this. It’s not a guaranteed perfect life, but it is an iron-clad guarantee of God’s protective hand when you align with His structure.Kids, Listen Up! How to obey immediately, happily, and completely. This isn't just a rule; it’s how you build trust and become ready for freedom later.The Elephant in the Room: The Bad Parent. What if your mom or dad hurt you? Honoring them doesn't mean inviting them back into your trauma. For some of us, honoring is all about one word: FORGIVENESS. We talk about dropping that heavy, life-draining chain and letting the Lord carry the weight.You want stability? You want a stronger family? It starts here. This isn’t a warm fuzzy message; it’s a necessary one. Hit play and let's go.📖 References to Check Out:Exodus 20:1–12 (The Ten Commandments)Ephesians 6:1–3Luke 2:51#FamilyGoals #HonoringParents #ForgiveAndMoveOn #Exodus20 #ChristianLife #eleven22 #Authority #RelatableFaith #Sermon

Ever wonder how to raise good kids? Sure you have, it's something we all want but few of us know how to get there. Today Pastor Brandon dives into what the Bible has to say about raising children.

“As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.” — Joshua 24:15Family was God’s idea — not the world’s.It’s not about comfort. It’s not about convenience.It’s about calling.In this message, Pastor Brandon Woodard tears down cultural lies about family and rebuilds it on the truth of God’s Word. Because when God isn’t at the center, your family drifts. But when He is, everything aligns, everything flourishes, and your home becomes a reflection of His glory.🔥 You’ll learn:- Why God created family in His image.- How to put Jesus back at the center of your home.- Why Joshua’s declaration still changes families today.- Practical ways to build a faith-filled home where love, prayer, and forgiveness flow freely.This isn’t just another message about family.It’s a call to make a decision:Who’s at the center of your house?⸻📖 Scripture: Genesis 1:27-28 | Joshua 24:14-15🎥 Series: Family According to the Bible💬 Message: What Is Family?🕊️ Speaker: Pastor Brandon Woodard | New Post Church⸻Chapters:0:00 – The beauty and brokenness of family3:42 – What culture gets wrong about family8:15 – God’s design in Genesis14:50 – Joshua’s declaration: “As for me and my house…”25:20 – Keeping God at the center⸻If you’ve ever asked, “How do I handle my spouse, my kids, or my parents?” — this message is for you.Because when Jesus is at the center, your family doesn’t just survive — it thrives.👇 Subscribe & join us weekly as we discover what it means to be a movement for all people to discover and deepen a relationship with Jesus.#FamilyAccordingToTheBible #BrandonWoodard #NewPostChurch #Joshua2415 #FaithAtHome #ChristianFamily #Eleven22Vibes #BibleTeaching

Marriage is beautiful… and marriage is brutal.It can build you up and it can break you down.But God never designed marriage to be something you simply survive —He designed it to help you grow, reflect His love, and become more like Jesus.In this message, Pastor Brandon unpacks God’s original design for marriage from Genesis and Ephesians, showing us why mutual submission and sacrificial love are the heartbeat of a healthy relationship.If you’ve ever felt the tension, the frustration, or the pressure of trying to “fix” your spouse… this message flips the script and asks a better question:“How do I become a better spouse?”You’ll discover:• What God intended marriage to be• Why trust is the true currency of every relationship• How mutual submission transforms your home• The simple mindset shift that can change your marriage• Practical steps you can take todayWhether you’re married, engaged, dating, or preparing for the future — this teaching will challenge and encourage you to put Christ at the center and each other first.If this message helps you, hit LIKE and SUBSCRIBE so more people can find hope, healing, and truth.#FamilyAccordingToTheBible #Marriage #Relationships #NewPostChurch #PastorBrandon #BiblicalMarriage #ChristianMarriage #LoveAndSubmission

What do you do when God shows grace to someone you don’t think deserves it?In this message from Jonah chapter 4, Pastor Brandon Woodard unpacks the tension between God’s mercy and our anger — and how grace can both heal and expose what’s really going on in our hearts.Jonah preached, revival broke out, and a city was saved… but instead of celebrating, he got angry. Why? Because God’s compassion didn’t fit Jonah’s comfort zone.🔥 Key Theme:You can have the right theology and still have the wrong heart.📖 Scripture: Jonah 4🎯 Big Idea: When grace offends you, it reveals the gap between knowing God and becoming like Him.Chapters:00:00 – Recap: Jonah’s Journey So Far05:10 – When Grace Offends You11:00 – Right Theology, Wrong Heart18:30 – Jonah’s Tantrum & God’s Lesson25:00 – How Anger Blinds Us to Grace31:00 – Righteous Anger vs. Resentful Anger38:00 – How to Let God Heal Your Heart#Jonah #Grace #Anger #NewPostChurch #BrandonWoodard #BibleTeaching #Mercy #heartchange

We’ve all wanted a re-do — a second chance at something we got wrong. Whether it was college, a relationship, a season of life, or a moment of failure — the good news is that God specializes in second chances.In this message from Jonah chapter 3, Pastor Brandon Woodard walks through how Jonah went from rebellion to redemption — and how God still used him to bring revival to Nineveh. Even when Jonah’s heart wasn’t fully right, God’s mercy was.🔥 Key Theme:God’s mercy meets you in the mess. There’s more grace in Jesus than sin in you.📖 Scripture: Jonah 3🎯 Big Idea: Our God is the God of second chances.Chapters:00:00 – Introduction & Recap (Jonah 1–2)05:15 – God’s Patience and Jonah’s Second Chance12:40 – Jonah’s Reluctant Message18:25 – Nineveh’s Repentance24:10 – The God Who Gives Second Chances32:00 – Communion & Response#Jonah #SecondChances #NewPostChurch #Grace #Redemption #bibleteaching

What do you do when life feels out of control? When you’ve run from God, messed it up, and now you’re stuck in the middle of the mess you made?In this message, Pastor Brandon Woodard dives into Jonah 2 — when Jonah hit rock bottom (literally) and discovered that prayer isn’t our last resort… it’s our first response.Even when Jonah was running, God was still providing. What looked like punishment was actually protection. And what looked like an ending was actually the beginning of a comeback story.If you’ve ever felt like you’ve gone too far, failed too much, or fallen too deep — this message will remind you that God still hears you.

You can run from God.You can hide behind your plans.You can even convince yourself that disobedience is wisdom.But sooner or later—you’ll discover what Jonah did: running doesn’t work.In this message, Pastor Brandon walks through Jonah chapter 1 and reminds us that when we run from God, it always costs us something. But when we run to Him, we find grace, purpose, and peace that no storm can take away.Big Idea: Don’t run from God. Run to God.📖 Scripture: Jonah 1:1–16🙌 Series: Jonah

We all have questions about faith, the Bible, and life—but sometimes it feels like the church avoids them. Not today. In this special 11:00 AM service, Pastor Brandon Woodard answers real questions submitted by our congregation as part of our series “That’s a Good Question.”From theology to everyday struggles, no topic is off-limits. This interactive message invites honest conversation and shows that God welcomes our curiosity.📖 Series: That’s a Good Question🕚 Service: 11:00 AM📍 Location: New Post Church – Fredericksburg, VA💬 Submit a question for next time: newpost.church👉 Subscribe and turn on notifications so you don’t miss future messages from New Post Church.#ThatsAGoodQuestion #NewPostChurch #FaithQuestions #QandASunday

Ever had a question about faith, the Bible, or life that you’ve been too afraid to ask? This Sunday’s message is not your typical sermon. Pastor Brandon Woodard answers real questions from the congregation—live and unscripted—as part of our series “That’s a Good Question.”From tough theological topics to personal faith struggles, this service is all about honesty, curiosity, and discovering that God isn’t intimidated by our questions.📖 Series: That’s a Good Question🕤 Service: 9:30 AM📍 Location: New Post Church – Fredericksburg, VA💬 Submit a question for next time: newpost.church👉 Subscribe and turn on notifications so you don’t miss future messages from New Post Church.#ThatsAGoodQuestion #NewPostChurch #FaithQuestions #QandASunday

Speaker: Pastor Brandon WoodardLet’s be real—when church and money show up in the same sentence, most of us tense up. But this isn’t a guilt trip or a fundraising pitch. Jesus doesn’t want your money; He wants your heart.In this message, Pastor Brandon walks through what the Bible actually says about tithing and generosity. From the widow’s two coins in Mark 12 to Paul’s call to cheerful giving in 2 Corinthians 9, we’ll see that the question isn’t “How much do I have to give?” but “How much of me does God have?”At New Post Church, generosity isn’t about percentages—it’s about partnership in what God’s doing. When you give, people meet Jesus, find family, and experience real change.Key Thought: The amount doesn’t count. The heart does.Pray this simple prayer: “Lord, give me a generous heart and show me what You want me to give.”#Generosity #Tithe #ThatsAGoodQuestion #BrandonWoodard #NewPostChurch

Who doesn’t love gifts? 🎁 But did you know that God has given you a unique gift through the Holy Spirit? In this message, Pastor Brandon Woodard breaks down what the Bible says about spiritual gifts — what they are, why they matter, and how to discover yours.We’ll look at 1 Corinthians 12, Romans 12, and Ephesians 4 to see how God equips every believer with gifts that are meant for the good of the church and the world around us. From teaching to mercy, prophecy to serving, wisdom to encouragement — you have a part to play in God’s story.👉 By the end of this message, you’ll realize:Spiritual gifts aren’t weird — they’re powerful and purposeful.You were created with a gift that fits you perfectly.Your gift isn’t just for you… it’s for the people around you.Don’t miss this chance to discover how God has wired you!📖 Scripture References: Acts 1:8, Romans 12:3–8, 1 Corinthians 12:4–14💡 Take the Spiritual Gifts Test here: https://giftstest.com/

Why Does God Allow Evil and Suffering? | Brandon Woodard | That’s a Good Question 2025If God is good, why do bad things happen? Why do wars rage, innocent lives get taken, and families experience so much pain? This is one of the hardest questions we face in life and faith—the problem of evil and suffering.In this message, Pastor Brandon unpacks what the Bible teaches about why suffering exists, how sin broke God’s perfect creation, and why free will matters. More importantly, he points us to the hope we have in Jesus—the One who has already overcome the world.🙌 You’ll discover:* Why evil and suffering exist in the first place* What Jesus said about trouble in this world (John 16:33)* How Paul gives us hope in the middle of pain (2 Corinthians 4:16–18, Romans 8:18)* What it means to be salt and light in a broken world (Matthew 5)This place is not our home. Until then, we are called to serve with our hands and share the Gospel with our hearts—bringing hope and pushing back the darkness.📖 Scripture References: Genesis 1–3, James 1:13–14, John 16:33, 2 Corinthians 4:16–18, Romans 8:18, Matthew 5:13–16---👉 If this message encouraged you, don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more sermons from  @newpost.church ​

Do you want to be a man or woman after God’s own heart? David shows us how. David wasn’t perfect, but he was called “a man after God’s own heart.” In this message, Pastor John explores the difference between David’s heart and Saul’s—and how we can pursue God today with repentance, trust, and surrender.#David #HeartAfterGod #Faith #BibleTeaching #ChristianLiving #Jesus

Is the Bible reliable—or just an ancient book that’s been changed over time? 🤔In this message, Pastor Brandon tackles some of the biggest questions people ask about Scripture:📖 Can we really trust that the Bible is God’s Word?📖 Hasn’t it been manipulated by men for centuries?📖 Are there other historical documents that confirm the events in the Bible?📖 Does the Bible ever contradict itself?📖 Who decided what books made it into the Bible?From ancient manuscripts, archaeology, and eyewitness accounts, to the resurrection of Jesus Christ—discover why the Bible is still the most trustworthy and life-changing book ever written.If you’ve ever had doubts about whether the Bible is true, this message is for you.👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more messages that will help you grow in your faith!#Bible #Apologetics #TrustTheBible #Christianity

What do you do when your schedule costs you your family? King David was Israel’s greatest king—but he lost his family because he put his throne above his kids. Don’t let the same thing happen to you.In this message, Pastor Brandon shares the story of David, Amnon, and Absalom (2 Samuel 13–18) to show how misplaced priorities can destroy relationships. You’ll discover why your first calling isn’t your job—it’s your family.If you’ve ever felt the tension of being “busy” but disconnected from the people who matter most, this message is for you.👉 Don’t trade your family for success.👉 Don’t let busyness define your priorities.👉 Choose presence over pressure.God is the Father who never fails. Where David fell short, He is faithful. Today, you can choose to put Him—and your family—first.—📖 Scripture: 2 Samuel 13–18🎯 Main Point: David was more focused on being king than being a father, and it cost him his family.🔔 Subscribe for more messages of hope:  @newpost.church  #David #FamilyFirst #BusyLife #ChurchOnline #faith #god #jesus

Feeling overwhelmed by the chaos of life? 📅 Between work, school, sports, and endless to-do lists, it’s easy to let “busy” define your days. But what if your packed schedule is costing you what matters most—your family? 😔 Join us for a powerful message in our That’s a Good Question sermon series, where we unpack the heartbreaking story of King David and his fractured family.Through the tragedy of Amnon, Tamar, and Absalom (2 Samuel 13–18), we see how David ruled a kingdom but lost his family by neglecting his first calling as a father. 💔 This isn’t just ancient history—it’s a wake-up call for us today. Are you building your career at the expense of your relationships? Are you prioritizing your schedule over the people who need you most?In this sermon, we’ll explore:- How misplaced priorities can lead to broken relationships.- The devastating consequences of inaction in the face of family pain.- The hope we have in a Heavenly Father who never fails us, even when we fall short.🙌 Don’t let busyness steal your family’s future! Discover how to reorder your priorities, put God and family first, and find the peace that comes from living out your true calling. Watch now, share with someone who needs this message, and let’s choose presence over busyness together! 💪 #Faith #FamilyFirst #PrioritiesLike, comment, and subscribe for more life-changing messages in this series!

We all have things we try to keep hidden. But what happens when the secrets in the dark start showing up in the light?In this powerful message, Pastor Brandon Woodard unpacks the story of David and Bathsheba (2 Samuel 11–12) and shows how unconfessed sin can spread like mold in a hidden basement—damaging everything around us.Discover:- Why isolation makes you vulnerable to temptation.- How sin always seeks cover—but never stays hidden.- Why repentance is the only way to break free from being a slave to sin.- How God’s grace can meet you even in your darkest failure.David’s story didn’t end in shame—and neither does yours.#BibleTeaching #DavidAndBathsheba #GraceAndGrit #Sermon #FreedomInChrist #NoLongerSlaves

Ever felt like there isn’t a seat for you with God? In 2 Samuel 9, David does the unthinkable—he brings Mephibosheth to the king’s table and treats him like a son. This message shows how grace doesn’t just forgive; grace makes a place. If you’ve wrestled with shame, stigma, or feeling “less than,” this is for you.What you’ll learn:How David’s invitation points to Jesus’ invitation to usWhy grace restores identity and belonging—not just statusPractical ways to make space for others at your “table” (home, work, church)Scripture: 2 Samuel 9:1–13Series: Grace & Grit — Grace (unmerited favor). Grit (the will and faith to press on).Bottom line: Grace doesn’t just pardon you—it seats you.If this encouraged you, share it with someone who needs to know they still have a seat.#Grace #Mephibosheth #2Samuel9

Anger feels righteous—until it runs your life. In 1 Samuel 25, David is ready to “strap on the sword,” but God sends Abigail to interrupt his rage with wisdom. This message will help you resist revenge, practice peacemaking, and choose character over impulse.What you’ll learn:Why anger promises relief but never deliversHow Abigail models courageous, wise interventionPractical ways to “hold your peace” and become a peacemaker at home and at workScripture: 1 Samuel 25:1–35Series: Grace & Grit — Grace (unmerited favor). Grit (the will and faith to press on).Bottom line: Let wisdom speak before anger swings.If this encouraged you, share it with someone who’s in a conflict right now.

Ever feel like you're stuck in the "hallway" of life, waiting for God to open the next door? You're not alone! In this powerful message, Pastor Brandon Woodard unpacks the incredible story of David sparing Saul's life (1 Samuel 24:1-16) and challenges us to rethink our desire for control.Just like David, who was anointed king but still had to wait for God's perfect timing, we often find ourselves impatient for the next season, the next promotion, or the next stage of a relationship. We're tempted to force doors open, even if it means compromising our character.Join us as we explore:The Connection and Tension: Why do we, as Christians, often struggle to truly trust God with our desire for control?A Deep Dive into 1 Samuel 24: Witness David's unwavering loyalty and profound respect for God's anointing, even toward a king who relentlessly hunted him.The Power of Character: Discover why David's choice to wait on God's timing, rather than taking matters into his own hands, speaks volumes about true leadership.Navigating the "In-Between": Learn how God is actively working in your life even when you feel stuck or uncertain, and how His "delay" is not a denial.Trusting the Divine Delay: Practical insights on resisting the urge to rush and instead, embracing God's perfect plan for your life.This message will inspire you to become a person of deep character, trusting that God is always working in the background, preparing you for what's next. Don't miss this vital lesson on patience, faith, and the surprising power of letting go of control.Key Scripture: 1 Samuel 24:1-16

Have you ever found yourself staring down a challenge so big it just felt impossible? Like, "God, how in the world am I supposed to do this?" We've all faced those moments that feel like a modern-day Goliath. But what if God has been meticulously preparing you for this very battle your entire life?In this powerful message from our "Grace and Grit" series, Pastor Brandon delves deeply into the familiar story of David and Goliath. You'll discover it's not just about an underdog victory, but about a God who uniquely equips His people to conquer the giants they face.We're diving into:The Brutal Reality of Ancient Warfare: Get a visceral sense of the fear and desperation the Israelites felt.Goliath's Hidden Weakness: See how his overwhelming size was actually his Achilles' heel against a divinely prepared David.The Science Behind the Sling: Uncover surprising facts that reveal God's strategic hand in David's unlikely weapon.Your Divine Design: Understand why you aren't the underdog, but a perfectly positioned "stone" in the hands of our Champion, Jesus.This isn't just an old story; it's a living truth for your life today. If you're ready to step into the purpose God has designed for you and watch impossible obstacles crumble, this message is for you!Join us as we declare over our giants, just like David: "You come against me with sword and spear and javelin, but I come against you in the name of the Lord Almighty, the God of the armies of Israel, whom you have defied!" (1 Samuel 17:45)Key Takeaways:God's preparation precedes your greatest battles.Don't conform to expectations; embrace your unique, God-given identity.When we surrender to Jesus, He uses us to conquer the impossible.Scripture: 1 Samuel 17

💥 God Doesn’t Choose Like People Do — Discover the Heart God Blesses! | Grace and Grit SeriesToo many people are stuck chasing status, success, and the spotlight — but God sees something entirely different. In this message, Pastor Brandon Woodard kicks off our Grace and Grit series with the story of David’s anointing.💡 Why did God choose David — a forgotten shepherd boy — to be king? It wasn’t his strength, skill, or status. It was his heart.In this message you’ll learn:✅ Why God rejected Saul but anointed David✅ What really qualifies you for the calling on your life✅ How praise and worship prepare your heart for God’s favor✅ A practical step to align your heart with God’s purpose🎶 “Man looks at the outward appearance, but the Lord looks at the heart.” — 1 Samuel 16:7👀 Watch now and discover how your hidden season is preparing you for a greater calling. God’s looking at your heart—are you ready for when He calls your name?👇 Hit play and get ready to embrace the Grace and Grit it takes to walk in your calling!#DavidAnointed #GraceAndGrit #HeartOverHype #BibleTeaching #ChristianMotivation #WorshipFirst #FaithOverFame #JesusFirst

🎯 What If Your Weakness Is Exactly What God Wants to Use? | The B-Team SeriesEver felt like you’re not enough? Like your flaws, weaknesses, or differences disqualify you from doing anything significant? You’re not alone. In this message, Pastor Brandon Woodard dives into the story of Ehud—a left-handed nobody who became a hero in God’s story.🔥 Discover how God turns what the world calls weak into His greatest strength.Inside this message:✅ Why your biggest insecurity might be your greatest advantage✅ The shocking story of Ehud and the secret weapon God used✅ What to do when you feel overlooked or unqualified✅ A simple prayer that can transform your life✖️ Society may call you less-than, but God calls you chosen. It’s time to stop seeing yourself through the world’s eyes and start seeing yourself through His.📖 “For when I am weak, then I am strong.” — 2 Corinthians 12:10👇 Watch now and experience freedom from comparison, insecurity, and self-doubt. God’s power is made perfect in your weakness.#OvercomingInsecurity #GodUsesTheBroken #FaithMessage #TheBTeam #ChristianMotivation #LeftHandedHero #JesusTransforms #BibleTeaching

Did you know your past doesn't define your future? 🤔 This week, we're diving into the incredible story of Rahab – a "B-Team" player who defied expectations and found her place in God's epic plan. If you've ever felt like your mistakes disqualified you, this message is for you. Get ready to discover that God's grace always has the final say.

Tired of feeling like a backup? This message is for the unsung heroes! We're celebrating the "B-Team," like Aaron in the Bible, who are essential to every "A-Team." Discover your vital role and embrace your unique calling.@NewPostChurch#lovegod #lovepeople #MakeADifference #fredericksburgva #fxbgva #fxbg #fredericksburg #spotsylvaniava #jesus #joinusnextweek

Ever felt like things were too far gone to be restored? Ezekiel 37:1–14 is a powerful reminder that nothing is beyond God’s ability to bring back to life. In this vision, God takes Ezekiel to a valley of dry bones — a picture of hopelessness — and breathes new life into them, turning them into a mighty army. It’s a message of restoration, renewal, and resurrection. No matter how dry or lifeless things may feel, God can breathe life into what seems dead. Hold on to hope — He’s still in the business of revival. 🙌💨💀➡️🦴➡️🧍‍♂️🔥 #ValleyOfDryBones #GodRestores #Ezekiel37 #NewPostChurch #lovegod #lovepeople #MakeADifference #fredericksburgva #fxbgva #fredericksburg #fxbg #spotsylvaniava #jesus #joinusnextweek

A special treat for you, Guest Pastor Dave Sylvain reminded us through Ezekiel Chapter 3 that we are called to be faithful messengers, not passive observers. Just as God appointed Ezekiel to warn and guide others regardless of their response, Pastor Dave challenged us to give more than we receive—pouring out encouragement, truth, and love even when it’s not returned. He showed us that spiritual responsibility means showing up for others, speaking life, and serving sacrificially. Like Ezekiel, we may not always see results, but our obedience and generosity reflect the heart of God.New Post Church #lovegod #lovepeople #MakeADifference #fredericksburgva #fxbgva #fredericksburg #fxbg #spotsylvaniava #joinusnextweek #jesus

If Jesus had a mixtape, “Don’t Worry, Be Happy” might’ve made the Sermon on the Mount soundtrack.In Matthew 6:25–34, Jesus is basically telling everyone, “Hey, stop stressing about your next meal, your outfit, or your future — look at the birds, the flowers, the grass. They’re not freaking out, and God takes care of them. So chill.”Then along comes Bobby McFerrin in 1988 with:“In every life we have some trouble, but when you worry you make it double…”Boom. Gospel truth in reggae rhythm.Both messages hit the same note: Worry doesn’t fix tomorrow — it just ruins today. Jesus even asked, “Can any one of you by worrying add a single hour to your life?” (spoiler: no). And Bobby? He just put it to a beat and added some whistling.So whether you’re reading red-letter scripture or bobbing your head to a 4-minute island groove, the message is divine:Don't worry. Be faithful. Be happy. God's got it.#lovegod #lovepeople #MakeADifference #fredericksburgva #fxbgva #fredericksburg #fxbg #spotsylvaniava #jesus #joinusnextweek

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Ever feel like you’ve messed up too badly to come back from it? In this message, we look at the story of a guy who denied even knowing his closest friend at the worst possible moment—and still got a second chance. If you’ve ever felt like your mistakes define you, this is for you.

Hey, ever feel like you’re walking through life solo, tripping over stuff with no one to help you up? We’ve all been there. In this talk, we’re diving into a story from Luke 24:13-32 about two guys who felt the same way, thinking their hope was gone. Thing is, Jesus was right there with them—they just didn’t see it. If you’re skeptical about faith or wondering if there’s more to life, this one’s for you. Let’s explore how opening a Bible might just show you someone’s walking with you, even when you feel alone. #LifeAintSolo #CheckTheBible

Have you ever felt like God wouldn’t want someone like you?Maybe because of what you’ve done. Maybe because of what was done to you. Maybe because you’ve been told your whole life that God and sin don’t mix. That you and God don’t mix.But that’s not the God Jesus came to show us.This Easter message is for anyone who’s ever felt like they were too far gone, too broken, too guilty to be invited in. It’s the story of a man named Matthew—rejected by religion, disqualified by his past—and yet Jesus saw him, called him, and sat at his table.This isn’t just Matthew’s story. It’s my story. It could be yours too.No matter what’s in your past, no matter what you believe right now… Jesus says, “Follow me.”And there’s room for you at the table.New Post Church #lovegod #lovepeople #MakeADifference #fxbgva #fredericksburgva #fredericksburg #fxbg #spotsylvaniava #jesus #joinusnextweek

Life constantly gives us a choice: follow the crowd or choose Christ. In this message, we dive deep into the trial of Jesus before Pilate and see how a leader, knowing the right thing, still gave in to pressure. But let's be honest—we've all faced our own "Pilate moments," moments when the voices around us drown out the voice of truth. How do you respond when you're stuck between fitting in and standing firm? Join us as we explore how to choose Jesus over the noise of the crowd.@newpostchurch #lovegod #lovepeople #MakeADifference #fredericksburgva #fxbgva #fredericksburg #fxbg #spotsylvaniava #jesus #joinusnextweek

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