Woodside Bible Church Plymouth

Could you spend eternity with enough things to praise God about? In this message, pastor Jeremy Writebol opens up Psalm 146 and shows us how the Biblical worship leader calls and supplies reasons for us to be able to praise God forever. 

Daily we are told that the things of this world will provide all that we need and make us happy. But every day those promises fall short. Is there a source for life and light that will provide everything? In this message from our FLIP Camp celebration, Pastor Jeremy Writebol unpacks John 8:12 and shows us how Jesus is the source of all we need. 

Kids learn what’s important by watching adults and listening to their words. In Deuteronomy 6, Moses tells parents to teach their children about God’s goodness. When we walk with the Lord and share His faithfulness with others, we help shape the next generation.

The greatest threat to faith isn't always hard times. In Deuteronomy 6, Moses warns God's people not to forget the Lord when life is comfortable. Tune in as we explore how to remain faithful to God when life is good so we can pass on a legacy of faith to the next generation.

Is the Bible something we cherish? What lengths would we go to in order to have the Word of God? In this message we explore Deuteronomy 6:6–9 and how we must deeply value God's Word so the next generation will know and love God as well. 

We cannot pass on what we don't possess. So what are we passing on? What are we handing over as "first importance" to the next generation? In this message, Pastor Jeremy Writebol shows how knowing and loving for God must be the primary ambitions for our lives, so that we will faithfully pass on the best to the next generation. 

Following Jesus has never been reserved for a select few. Luke 8 introduces a group of women who traveled with Jesus, supported Him with their own money, and played a key role in His ministry. Tune in as we explore what true discipleship looks like and why following Jesus is for everyone.

Who are you learning life from? Who are you imitating? That person may be more obvious than you realize. In this message, Pastor Jeremy Writebol concludes the Live Like Jesus series by challenging you to build your life on Jesus, and his Word. 

Why is it so important to be merciful instead of judgmental? What difference does showing mercy really have in the world? In this message from Luke 6, Pastor Jeremy Writebol draws out what mercy looks like, and how deeply necessarity it is for the follower of Jesus. 

Human love tends to be conditional, but Jesus calls us to something radically different. Scripture shows us that Jesus defines love as something unconditional and active. In this message, we discover how loving like Jesus transforms our relationships.  

How should a Christian live? What are the values that we should pursue and carry? In this message, Pastor Jeremy Writebol begins a four-part series from Jesus' "Sermon on the Plain" to identify the characteristics of a person who lives like Jesus. We're challenged to begin the process of reordering our lives. 

Is the Resurrection really important? How does Jesus' victory over death really change anything at all? In this Easter Sunday message, we return to the cross to hear Jesus' last words. His trust in his Father's will and the vindication that came on the third day, changes everything!

One word: finished! Jesus' cry of "it is finished" reveals the depths and clarity of his work. This Good Friday message helps us see the accomplished work of Jesus. 

What about the full humanity of Jesus makes him able to save us today? How does his expression of thirst from the cross meet the need of our hearts and lives? In this message, pastor Jeremy Writebol displays three reasons why Jesus had to become fully human to save us from our sins. 

What did Jesus experience on the cross? How do we put words to the agony of suffering? In this message we meditate on the experience of anguish that Jesus underwent through the words he spoke from Psalm 22. We will see the great suffering, and the great purpose for which he endured the curse of sin. 

What do you need most in a crisis? In this third message in  The Last Words of Jesus  series, pastor Jeremy Writebol addresses Jesus' third statement from the cross. From John 19:25–27, pastor Jeremy Writebol unpacks what Jesus says to his mother and a close disciple and how that impacts our lives today.

What is your attitude towards Jesus' death on the cross? In the last words Jesus said to a criminal hanging on the cross next to him, we find the heart of Jesus towards sinners who see their need and cry out for mercy. The question left for us to ask is, do we see our own need? Ryan Nast helps us examine our hearts in light of Jesus' last words to a dying criminal.

What would you want to convey with your last words? How would you address the people and situations that had wronged you, which led to your death? In this message in the Last Words of Jesus series, we're challenged by the first statement Jesus declared from the cross. It's something so radical and profound, it will change how you see God and yourself forever.

Is a happy ending a sure thing? Can a clear vision of the future help us live well today? In this final message in the  Missio Dei  series, pastor Jeremy Writebol takes us to the end of the story, Revelation, to show how God is making all things new and fulfilling his purposes forever. 

Jesus didn’t leave us without a purpose. Instead, He entrusted the Good News to Christians everywhere. This sermon explains how the Church continues Jesus’ work by making disciples and sharing the gospel through the Holy Spirit’s power. 

In our current moment, what will it take to break the patterns of polarization and tribalism that exist? How can we rise above the ideology of "grace for me, but vengeance on them?" In this message from Luke 4, Pastor Jeremy Writebol continues the story of the mission of God by showing how Jesus' heart is for all people. 

How will the mission of God be accomplished? Who or what will God use to bring justice and hope among all the nations? In this message, pastor Jeremy Writebol unpacks Isaiah 42:1–9 and the means God uses to accomplish his purposes in the universe. 

Where do you fit into God's plan and mission? Is there a part for everyone to play? In this message from Exodus 19, pastor Jeremy Writebol helps us identify what marked the nation of Israel uniquely in God's mission, and how believers are marked in the same way today. 

How do we respond to God when he calls us to his mission? We might believe that we have to have a significant résumé or education to be useful to God's purposes. Or we might feel that we have no part in his mission to be worshipped as the only God among all the nations. However, the story of God's call on Abraham challenges us differently. Like Abraham we have to consider how we respond to God's c...

What does God do when we say "no" to him and his purposes? Can we, by our own rebellion and rejection of God, change or disrupt his plans in the world? In this second message in the  Missio Dei  series, we explore Genesis 11 and how our pride will not stop God's purposes.