Willow Park Church

Christianity is all about access to God. Our world offers access to different “tribes” but do they provide the answers and hope that we all long for?

Paul describes alienation through a “dividing wall.” This separation appears to have an emphasis on racial and religious tensions (between Jewish and Gentile Christians). In a broader sense, it can also be used as an image to signify all sorts of...

Ephesians chapter one, verses 1-14 spreads out before us the amazing blessings that are ours as children of God. Our Heavenly Father has chosen us to be His children; His grace, mercy and forgiveness us has been showered upon us in Christ, and the...

So what is your definition of making it? This weekend we journey into Ephesians and ask the questions 'How do I know I've made it? How do we define success?' In Paul's prayer (Eph. 1:15-23) he gives us the greatest definition. If...

Paul doesn't focus on praying for a change in circumstances, he prays that we would KNOW 3 things that will completely change our focus and therefore our lives.

Today we examine the ups and downs of the life of Joseph and hear Dave's personal testimony, with a focus on God's use of testing and time.

There is a larger framework, a larger story, within which your own smaller stories become more interesting and important. Paul’s great prayer at the opening of this letter is a celebration of the larger story within which every single Christian story...

We make a difference in this world as we are obedient – that’s worth living and giving for.

Today we're studying Malachi 3 and how God says “TEST ME!” Ever wondered how to process the topic of financial resources and your giving habits? What does the Bible say about these things? Jesus spent lots of time talking about our stewardship...

Why does it feel like God is silent and distant at times? What should we do in times like this and why does he allow it to happen? Are atheists right - he is silent because he doesn't exist?

Our thoughts produce words and behaviors, which in turn stimulate more thinking and choices that build more thoughts in an endless cycle. But the Scripture is clear on this: You do not have a spirit of fear but of love, power, and a sound mind (2 Tim...

Life is short! As Paul lays bloody on the dirty prison floor, after just being flogged by an angry mob, he reveals his personal mission. He desires to die and be separated from his excruciating pain, but he rather live, for that means fruitful labour...

We invite you to consider three things as we enter 2015. Do you possess faith on your lips to believe the promises of God, or has your voice been stolen? In which direction are you looking? (The right direction is critical.) Finally your heart... are...

Three things we can learn from Mary and emulate in our lives - her doubt, her rejoicing and her surrender.

"Do not steal" is a commandment both the secular world and the Christian world would hold as being self evident. If it does not belong to you, don't take it. To steal is often viewed as taking what is not rightfully yours, but it also...

So what can be done about covetousness? Much like the other nine, the only lasting solution to covetousness is serious meditation on who God is and what he has done. That is why Mary pondering in the story of the nativity has something to teach us. We...

The ninth commandment is a broad command, aimed at shaping not just our words but our lifestyles and actions in the way that we are “witnesses” of God. King Herod failed to reflect truthfulness when faced with the birth of Christ, he chose to live his...

You don’t need to believe in Jesus to enjoy this life. However, only greater joy is found in Jesus.

Christmas is a time of actively hoping in and waiting for the celebration. What do we hope in for the rest of the year? How do we develop the right kind of hope?