In addition to speaking regularly at Woodland Hills, Greg has preached at other churches across the country and the world. He just finished “Hearing God’s Voice,” a four part series at Upper Room, a church in Robbinsdale, MN.
Hearing God’s Voice (a series from Greg)
By Jim LePage in Featured, Sermon Series, Sermons November 29, 2011
Tagged as Sermon Series, Sermons, Upper Room
Tagged as Sermon Series, Sermons, Upper Room
Songs of Christmas!
Join us as we celebrate the songs of Christmas on Friday, December 2 at 7:00 pm!
Abba and Abasi
By Jim LePage in Sermons, Video November 27, 2011
Tagged as Discipline, Empowerment, Parenting, Relatively Speaking, Spanking
Tagged as Discipline, Empowerment, Parenting, Relatively Speaking, Spanking
It takes a community to raise a child. Yet, in our modern world, we’ve set the standard that parenting should only be done by the biological parents. This separation of family from community is a tactic of the devil. In this sermon, Greg gives some principles of parenting in today’s world.
When Marriages Go Bad
By Jim LePage in Sermons, Video November 20, 2011
Tagged as Adultery, Divorce, Grace, Legalism, Relatively Speaking
Tagged as Adultery, Divorce, Grace, Legalism, Relatively Speaking
Divorce happens. In this sermon, Greg speaks on when marriages go wrong. With divorce rates nearly the same inside as outside of the church, it is important to have a Kingdom understanding of divorce and remarriage, and how to answer the question: “When is it ok to divorce?”
Reverse The Curse
By Jim LePage in Sermons, Video November 13, 2011
Tagged as Allegiances, family, Marriage, Relatively Speaking, Submission
Tagged as Allegiances, family, Marriage, Relatively Speaking, Submission
Marriage is a complicated endeavor. Whether we have allegiances to certain models of doing marriage or we follow in our parents footsteps, we all do marriage differently. In week 5 of the relatively speaking sermon series, we will learn about what the Bible says about marriage, and we’ll hear what Greg has to say about beautiful submission to one another.
A Home For The Holidays
By Andrew Langbehn in Featured, News & Events November 9, 2011
Tagged as events, family, Holiday, Thanksgiving
Tagged as events, family, Holiday, Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is the time of year where most folks sit down with family and friends to celebrate all that they are thankful for in this life. Yet, some people don’t have a place to go. This year, Woodland Hills is hosting a Thanksgiving potluck.
Say Yes to Arranged Marriages
By Jim LePage in Sermons, Video November 6, 2011
Tagged as Arranged Marriages, Consumerism, Dating, Dynamic Duo, Fullness
Tagged as Arranged Marriages, Consumerism, Dating, Dynamic Duo, Fullness
In ancient times, fathers would arrange marriages for their sons and daughters. In modern times, it is the individuals who broker their own marriage deals. We live in a consumerist dating era where people can pick their own mate. In this sermon, Greg and Christina Cleveland give a few guiding principles on how to date in the modern world, and they also give insight into who should really be brokering our marriage deals.
Prayer Training
By Jim LePage in Care, Classes & Seminars, Featured November 2, 2011
Tagged as Care, classes, prayer
Tagged as Care, classes, prayer
Have a heart for prayer? Consider checking out our upcoming Prayer Training.
Solo Mojo
By Jim LePage in Sermons, Video October 30, 2011
Tagged as Celibacy, Companionship, Romanticism, Sexuality, Single
Tagged as Celibacy, Companionship, Romanticism, Sexuality, Single
Singleness is a topic that isn’t discussed very often. In this sermon, Greg talks about the stigma that is attached to single people, especially in churches. He also brings to light how the early church viewed singleness and provides three implications of being single in today’s world.
Honoring Your Mom, Dad and Your Father
By Jim LePage in Sermons, Video October 23, 2011
Tagged as children, Honor, Parents, reality, Relatively Speaking
Tagged as children, Honor, Parents, reality, Relatively Speaking
Honoring your father and mother is an ancient command found in nearly every religion. Yet, families vary from person to person, and it can be difficult to honor some parents. In this sermon, Greg talks about how to honor your parents by forgiving them and assessing the reality of the relationship. By doing these two things, people can honor their parents in healthy ways.