Woodcreek Church

When you know forgiveness you show forgiveness. 2 Samuel 13-14 Samuel 13-19.

In 2 Samuel 11, David experienced his darkest hour through failure. When God sent Nathan to confront David with his sin, his confession and repentance is recorded for us in Psalm 51. In this great Psalm, we learn some valuable steps for repentance.

What caused this Godly person to fall so far so fast with such catastrophic consequences? And what can we learn from his failure to keep us from doing the same thing? 2 Samuel 11:1-27

How do we respond when God says "No" to our dreams and prayers? We will look at how David responded when God said "No" to one of his deep desires. We will learn that a heart for God means responding with humble trust and thanks. 2 Samuel 7

Death Sentence or Dance Party? 2 Samuel 6:1-23

When presented with the opportunity to exact revenge on the jealous Saul, David shows radical restraint. 1 Samuel 24

Quality friendships like quality marriages do not thrive or endure in an environment of causal commitment or convenient relationships. There needs to be burden-bearing and loyal love based upon a covenant of friendship. 1 Samuel 18:5--20:42

The friendship forged between Jonathan and David (two men who from outward appearances should have been enemies), illustrate some important characteristics necessary to develop quality friendships in our own lives. 1 Samuel 18:1-4.

Modern day giants don’t look like Goliath but they are just as real. To successfully defeat the giants in our own lives we need the same courageous faith David had when he confronted and killed Goliath. 1 Samuel 17:1-44.

God testified that David was a man after God's own heart. I can't think of a better compliment period, but what does that really mean? Perhaps David's relationship with God will help us in our own pursuit.

Is there anything you love more than the will of God?

When God Says Go, you don’t say No!

A look at the Old Testament character Samson, the way he lived his life and ultimately failed at keeping his promise to God.

A look at the Old Testament character Samson, the way he lived his life and ultimately failed at keeping his promise to God.

Prosperity is an enemy to proper praise

Why should anyone believe the Bible is true? How do we even know that the Bible we have in the same Bible that was originally written? Having good answers to these questions is critical for Christians because the Bible is foundational to our faith.

Why should anyone believe that Jesus rose from the dead? People don't normally come back to life, so why should we believe it happened in this case? What historical evidence is there and are there other, better explanations? What difference does it make?

Does God Really Exist? How do we know? Are there good reason to believe that God exist? This sermon explores four good question to consider when thinking about the world around us, the answer which point to the existence of God.

All humans desire deep, connected, intimate relationships. We look for intimacy in many places. Psalm 139 shows us why God can offer us a unique type of intimacy that no one else can. Verse(s) Covered in Sermon Psalm 139

This is one of David’s songs of Thanksgiving. It begins and ends the same way – “Bless the Lord, oh my soul.” Here David gives us some practical guidelines and reminders to govern our worship. Verse(s) Covered in Sermon Psalm 103: 1-22

The Psalmist (Moses) challenges us to live more reflectively and purposely in light of the nature of God and brevity of life. Verse(s) Covered in Sermon Psalm 90:1-17

Pastor Swap Sunday! Dr. Terren Dames from North Dallas Community Bible Fellowship brings us an encouraging message on Psalm 19

The Psalmist is telling us that there are only two ways of life. Not three or four, just two. We can pursue the lifestyle of the righteous or the lifestyle of the wicked. Which do you want? Both have consequences. Choose wisely. Verse(s) Covered in Sermon Psalm 1:1-6

The Christians in the church in Laodicea were neither cold nor hot, dead nor zealous, just bland and tasteless. They had this nauseating lukewarm quality. Have you ever known anyone like that? Have you ever been like that? Heed Jesus' loving appeal. Verse(s) Covered in Sermon Revelations 3:14-22

When was the last time you prayed for "an open door"? Did you recognize it when it happened? Did you move through it? There are few things more exciting than moving through a door God has opened to advance the cause of Christ. Revelation 3:7-13