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It is possible to hold on to Jesus and still let the wrong things take root. Sometimes compromise does not walk through the front door with a warning label. It slips in quietly. A little addition here. A little exception there. A version of faith that still uses the name of Jesus, but slowly makes room for things Jesus never approved. In this message, Pastor Brandon Woodard continues our Dear Chur...

Not every hard season means something has gone wrong. Sometimes the pain we are walking through is not proof that God has left us; it is the place where we discover He has been closer than we realized. We often measure blessing by comfort, resources, ease, and escape. But Jesus measures differently. What the world calls poor, He may call rich. What the world calls losing, He may call faithful. Wha...

It is possible to be right and still be distant. We can know the truth, defend the truth, work hard for the truth, and still slowly drift away from the love that made the truth beautiful in the first place. That is the danger of religion without relationship. It can look faithful on the outside while something is growing cold on the inside. In this message, Pastor Brandon Woodard begins our new se...

Not every fall happens all at once. Sometimes destruction doesn’t look like jumping off a cliff; it looks like drifting one inch at a time. One compromise. One excuse. One secret. One line we said we would never cross, but kept walking up to until it stopped feeling dangerous. We tell ourselves we can handle it. We convince ourselves we’re strong enough to manage it. But the things we tolerate tod...

Faith can slowly turn into a contract without us even realizing it. We start with trust, but somewhere along the way, we begin negotiating. “God, if You get me through this, I’ll finally change.” “If You fix this situation, I’ll start taking You seriously.” “If You bless me, protect me, heal me, or open the door, then I’ll give You more of my life.” It sounds spiritual, but underneath it is often...

The moments that change our lives don’t always announce themselves with flashing lights. Sometimes they look like a conversation we don’t want to have, a step we’ve been delaying, a calling we keep explaining away, or an opportunity that requires more courage than we feel like we have. Most of us don’t miss God because we hate Him; we miss Him because we hesitate. We wait for someone else to go fi...

The messiest parts of our lives aren’t always the things we’ve done; sometimes, they are the things we’ve inherited. We like to think we’re self-made, but the truth is, most of us are carrying a "backpack" we didn’t choose. We inherited patterns of conflict, reflexes with money, and ways of seeing the world that were installed long before we could vote on them. You swore you wouldn’t paren...

We’ve all done it. We’ve all had that moment where we talked ourselves out of a move we knew God was asking us to make. We run through the mental list: I’m not the right person, I don’t have the skill set, I don’t have enough money, my background is too messy. We treat God’s call like a job interview where we’re trying to prove we’re qualified, but we keep coming up short. In this message, Pastor...

What do you do when life isn't going the way it's supposed to — when you did the right thing and got punished for it, when you trusted God and got silence? Most of us start making decisions based on what we feel instead of what we believe. The bitterness creeps back in. The prayers get shorter. The tithe quietly stops. In this message, Pastor Brandon walks through the life of Joseph — the...

What if the name you've been carrying isn't actually yours? Most of us are still answering to a name somebody else gave us — a parent, an ex, a coach, a voice from when we were nine years old. And we've been living up to it ever since. In this message, Pastor Brandon walks through the story of Jacob — the heel-grabber, the deceiver, the second-born — and the night everything changed. &...

What if the most important thing you leave behind has nothing to do with money? Most of us are working hard to build something for the people we love — but we rarely stop to ask: what are they actually learning from watching us build it? Whether you know it or not, they're taking notes. In this message, Pastor Brandon looks at Isaac's story and asks a question every parent, leader, and per...

What if the reason God keeps telling you to do something isn't to restrict you — but to protect you from something you can't see yet? Most of us wait until the storm arrives before we start paying attention. By then, it's too late. In this message, Pastor Brandon looks at Noah's story and asks a question we all have to answer: What does obedience look like when you have no evidence...

Trust is the currency of any relationship, but when it comes to God, we often find ourselves bankrupt. We throw the word "faith" around in church until we’ve domesticated it—making it feel safe, predictable, and internal. But real faith isn't a feeling; it’s a movement. It’s acting like something is true before you have a single shred of proof. In this message, Pastor Brandon Woodard k...

The messiest parts of your life aren’t a sign that God has disqualified you; they are the reason He came for you. We’ve all had those moments where we felt "not good enough" to show up—trying to do the mental math of how much we need to clean up before we can get serious about God. We stay stuck in the "inner cell" of guilt and shame, shackled by the lie that we have to earn our wa...

What if grace isn't tame or polite, but powerful enough to break chains, change hearts, and carry us home? We often treat "Amazing Grace" like a soft lullaby, but for the believer, it is a fierce declaration of war against the darkness of our past and the hopelessness of our present. Grace isn't a soft word for a hard world; it’s the pursuing love of God that refuses to let go. In...

The hardest day of your life isn’t a sign that God has left you, it’s an invitation to prove that He is still Sovereign. We’ve all had those moments where we did everything "right" but ended up in a "wrong" place. We checked the boxes, we stayed faithful, and yet we found ourselves in the inner cell, shackled by circumstances we didn't ask for. In this message, Pastor Brandon W...

The hardest place to be isn’t always the battlefield—sometimes, it’s the waiting room. We’ve all been there: waiting for the medical results, waiting for the breakthrough in a relationship, or waiting for a prayer that feels like it’s been stuck in "processing" for years. In these seasons, the enemy doesn’t attack with a storm; he attacks with silence, tempting us to believe that God has f...

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 complacen...

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...

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...

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...

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"...

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&...

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...