The WoodBridge Church is a church plant in Ranger, Texas. At The WoodBridge Church, we believe that God is going to do something great in Ranger. We also believe that if Jesus came to give us a full life, we should be happy about it. As a result, you will find welcoming people who are excited to see you.
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This week, Pastor Jared delivers a sermon on the biblical story of Martha and Mary from Luke 10:38-42. He addresses the pitfalls of busyness and anxiety, urging listeners to prioritize time with Jesus and focus on what is truly necessary.
Pastor Jared delivers a sermon on the Parable of the Good Samaritan from Luke chapter 10, emphasizing that the story is ultimately about Jesus' sacrificial love and salvation. He connects the parable to Jesus' journey to Jerusalem and challenges listeners to both receive and emulate that compassion.
This week, Pastor Jared brings a message from James 1, focusing on finding joy in trials, seeking wisdom from God, and understanding the progression of temptation and sin. He emphasizes the importance of free will, sitting with God in pain, and the need for confession and salvation.
Pastor Rahemin emphasizes that the harvest is plentiful but the workers are few, urging believers to move from being mere believers to obedient followers who run their faith race with purpose. The sermon is based on Luke 10:1-16, where Jesus sends out 72 disciples in pairs to prepare the way for his coming.
This week, Pastor Jared reminds the congregation that they are called to be a kingdom of priests, not just pastors or worship leaders. He emphasizes that every believer has the same Holy Spirit and is equipped to share the gospel. The sermon focuses on four key lessons from Luke 9: humility, unity, purpose, and counting the cost of discipleship.
Pastor Jared delivers a sermon on Luke 9:37-44, focusing on the disciples' inability to cast out a demon and Jesus' teaching on faith. He explores why believers struggle to trust God despite witnessing His past faithfulness, using the mustard seed analogy to encourage planting and growing faith. The sermon challenges listeners to stop living in the 5-20% of what they don't understand and instead trust God based on what He has already done.
Pastor Jared delivers a message on the Transfiguration of Jesus from Luke 9:28-36, exploring the significance of Moses and Elijah appearing with Jesus. He connects the event to Old Testament prophecies and emphasizes that Jesus is the ultimate fulfillment of the Law and the Prophets. The sermon concludes with a warning against idolizing people or ministries, urging listeners to focus on Jesus and read the Bible for themselves.
Pastor Jared delivers a sermon on Luke chapter 9 and the call to take up one's cross daily. He discusses the historical context of Caesarea Philippi, the meaning of Peter as a 'rock,' and the necessity of denying oneself to follow Christ. The sermon concludes with a baptism.
This week, Pastor Jared encourages men to embrace their God-given role as warriors and leaders. He contrasts cultural narratives that denigrate masculinity with the biblical command to 'be strong and courageous' from Deuteronomy and Joshua. The message focuses on men waking up from spiritual complacency, taking responsibility for their families, and fighting spiritual battles.
Pastor Dusty touches on Christian discipleship and evangelism, urging believers to live out the fruit of the Spirit and actively share their faith. He uses the biblical story of Moses and the commissioning of the twelve disciples to illustrate that God equips believers with authority and power to overcome fear and multiply the kingdom. The message emphasizes the importance of having a mentor, a peer, and a disciple in one's spiritual journey.
Pastor Rahemin delivers a sermon on faith, using the biblical story of the woman with the issue of blood from Luke 8. Faith requires action. The core message is to keep reaching for God despite suffering, trusting that He will transform life's bitter ingredients into something good.
Pastor Jared wraps up his series on the demoniac this week…focusing on the man’s transformation and the reactions of those around him. He emphasizes that true change in following Jesus often leads to fear and rejection from society, rather than applause, and encourages listeners to embrace this non-normal path.
This week, Pastor Jared discusses the spiritual dangers of isolation and the power of community, drawing parallels from biblical stories and everyday life. He emphasizes that isolation weakens individuals, making them susceptible to negative influences, while unity and fellowship provide strength and protection.
This week, Pastor Jared focuses on the spiritual battles individuals face and the importance of parental guidance. He emphasizes that true love involves warning children of dangers, even if it's not always perceived as 'nice' by the world. The message draws parallels between biblical teachings and practical parenting advice, encouraging parents to be proactive in their children's spiritual development.
Pastor Jared talks about the concept of 'storms' in life and how faith in God can provide peace amidst them. He uses the story of Jesus calming the storm and encountering a demon-possessed man to illustrate that God's presence is not negated by hardship, and that He actively seeks out and offers salvation to those in their deepest struggles.
Rahemin explores the biblical story of Jesus calming the storm and its relevance to modern life. He uses this narrative to discuss themes of faith, doubt, human frailty, and the importance of choosing what or who to rely on during life's challenges. The message emphasizes that storms are inevitable, but our response to them reveals our true masters.
Pastor Jared focuses on the concept of being a reflection of God's light rather than the source of it. He uses the analogy of the moon reflecting the sun to explain how individuals should reflect God's light in a dark world.
Pastor Jared uses the parable of the sower from Luke chapter 8 to discuss the importance of prioritizing spiritual growth and understanding the different types of 'soil' or receptiveness to God's word. He emphasizes that true discipleship requires active cultivation of one's heart and consistent effort in maintaining a relationship with God.
Pastor Jared discusses the concept of sin and salvation, explaining why humans cannot see God due to sin and how Jesus' sacrifice provides a way for reconciliation. He emphasizes that salvation is not earned through good deeds but is a gift received through faith in Jesus Christ's resurrection.
This week’s message focuses on the evidence for Jesus as the Messiah and the importance of faith. Pastor Jared addresses questions about the Bible's historical accuracy, Jesus' miracles as fulfillment of prophecy, and the nature of belief. He also touches on personal faith journeys, the challenges of doubt, and the call to surrender one's life to God.
Pastor Jared discusses the importance of building one's life on solid foundations, drawing analogies from home construction. He dives into foundational teachings from Jesus found in Luke chapter 6, specifically focusing on humility, loving enemies, and judging others. The core message emphasizes that neglecting foundational spiritual work leads to inevitable collapse, regardless of cosmetic achievements.
Pastor Rahemin talks this week on self-reflection, personal image versus spiritual reflection, and the importance of aligning one's life with God's word. He uses personal anecdotes, like his son protecting a corndog from a frog, and biblical stories, such as Adam and Eve and the Garden in Eden, to illustrate points about trust, temptation, and choosing one's ultimate authority.
Outward appearance of righteousness can mask deep spiritual corruption, leading to the glory of God leaving the defiled temple. One does not need to be clean or righteous before coming to Jesus; humility is the prerequisite for transformation. Remaining a 'poser' who relies on self-righteousness allows God to let you be your own God, whereas turning from that path allows Him to bring spiritual cleansing.
When Jesus calls someone into deep water, he goes with them because they need His presence and assistance in that challenging situation. Following Jesus' guidance leads to experiencing His provision, which is superior to relying on one's own provision.
Pastor Jared discusses the importance of having a relationship with God on His terms, rather than trying to supplement one's own life with religious practices. He uses the story of Naaman and the prophet Elisha to illustrate how people often reject simple, effective solutions in favor of more mystical or convenient alternatives. He encourages the audience to engage in fundamental practices such as reading the Bible, praying, going to church, and being the church.
