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Getting Real: Fasting

 In our Getting Real sermon series, we’re looking at how spiritual practices serve as tools for heart change and authenticity before God. To help make this more practical, each week a Woodland staff member will share about a spiritual practice that has been meaningful to them as well as tips for how you might try it out.  Fasting Be imitators of … Read More 


Gathering Groups: Together

At Woodland our heart is to learn to love—but not as individuals! We are learning to love together. Over the past two years, we’ve been figuring out how to do this as a church that is both congregation and “podgregation.” Our Gathering Groups have become a place for this togetherness, and we wanted to share what that’s been like for one group in particular. Read More 


Thanksgiving Boxes!

We’ve reached our Thanksgiving meal box goals! Thank you all for your willingness to help make Thanksgiving special for families in need! Read More 


Getting Real: Journaling

Journaling is a great way to reflect on what God is doing in our lives and process his truth. It’s an opportunity to “get real” with our Creator and wait on his response.

Donald Whitney, a professor of biblical spirituality and author of the book Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life, writes, “By slowing us down and prompting us to think more deeply about God, journaling helps us feel more deeply (and biblically) about God. It provides an opportunity for the intangible grays of mind work and heart work to distill clearly into black and white. Then we’re better able to talk to God with both mind and spirit.” Read More 


Getting Real: Worship

Have you ever intentionally scheduled worship on your calendar? Do you know what your favorite style of connecting with God is? Let’s focus our attention on God’s transformational love this week and revere him above all else through worship. Hear what young adult and youth pastor Danny Churchill has to say on the topic. Read More 


Heroes Gate Volunteer Opportunities

Want to do something that makes a big impact but doesn’t require much of your time? Well, we have just the thing! Heroes Gate is looking for volunteers to connect with kids once a month in a fun and easy way! Read More 


2021 With A Grateful Heart

With A Grateful Heart is a cozy, kid-friendly event with warm drinks, individually wrapped fall snacks and acoustic music. Think coffee house vibes featuring musicians and artists from within our Woodland community. Read More 


Getting Real: Bible Study

In our Getting Real sermon series, we’re looking at how spiritual practices serve as tools for heart change and authenticity before God. This week: Bible Study! Read More 


New Series: Getting Real

Few things frustrate us more than a person who is all show and no substance, and Jesus had quite a few things to say about the hypocrites of his day. Jesus invites us to use spiritual practices as ways to work toward heart change and authenticity. In this series we’ll see how practices like serving others and fasting enable us to get real before God. Read More 


Podrishioner Profile: Rob Halligan

Rob is a podrishioner from the UK. He got connected to Woodland a few years ago when a friend suggested listening to our messages online. More recently, he was particularly touched by Greg’s lament at the beginning of our friendship sermon series, remembering the twentieth anniversary of 9/11. Greg reminded us that marking the tragedy of that day includes remembering and mourning the young men who committed the atrocities and grieving the fact that they were deceived into believing in the lie of such terrible violence. But Rob’s connection to the anniversary was very personal: his dad was one of the 67 British people killed in the events of that day. Read More 


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