This Sunday, we continue our series on Revelation, The Unveiling, with part 6: Crescendo of Chaos. In Revelation chapters 8 and 9, the sounding of seven heavenly trumpets summons the forces of evil, compelling them to reveal their true nature. As a result, chaos engulfs the earth… Read More
Scripture tells us that we have “a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ.” This collection of art features submissions from Woodland Hills artists reflecting on that truth. Read More
Settled, our on-site ministry partner that helps build tiny homes for our chronically homeless neighbors, has been working to create a new Sacred Settlement with Church of the Open Door in Maple Grove. Read More
When Roxanne first joined Woodland over 20 years ago, she wanted to serve, but didn’t know where, so she started showing up with gardening tools and trimming the bushes outside the building! “That was my first ministry at Woodland Hills,” she says. She soon joined the prayer team because she knew that’s where her gifts were and it was where she belonged. Read More
In 2014, Todd Feske saw a Facebook post requesting clothing for the homeless. He grabbed some donations, but instead of taking them to a shelter, he decided to visit some camps he knew through his many hours hiking in the East Metro. What he experienced changed him and six months later, Todd started the nonprofit Walking With A Purpose (WWAP), serving the chronically homeless living outside the shelter system. Read More
Throughout our Wholehearted sermon series, we’re hosting a special sermon discussion group, every Sunday before the service. Coffee included! Read More
Settled, our on-site ministry partner that helps build tiny homes for our chronically homeless neighbors, has been working with Church of the Open Door in Maple Grove on the next Sacred Settlement. However, some neighbors in their area have expressed concerns about the plan. Read More
Camp Penuel in Esparza, Costa Rica, has a mission to provide free camping experiences for 7-11 year-olds (especially those from shanty towns and impoverished areas) where they can learn of the love of Jesus. Read More
Okay, we admit it. We waaaay underestimated just how many service hours y’all had in you! We kicked off our Serve-a-thon with the humble goal of 250 hours between MLK Day and the end of February, and you put in 738! Read More
"Just a note of thanks. I came across the site, having heard Greg speak in Ireland many moons ago. The church here is a bit jaded, we have found. Groupthink, lack of going deep, fear, perhaps, of facing tough questions. [WH has] great sermons, and not just from Greg. Real food for a somewhat undernourished Irish Christian. Keep it up!
Ian from Ireland"