Greenwood Baptist Church, Weatherford TX

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  1. 5d ago

    New and Improved

    What if the wisdom we trust most isn’t as reliable as we think? We live in a world full of opinions, philosophies, and competing ideas about what is true, but how do we know what to base our beliefs on? Scripture reminds us that God’s wisdom is far greater than human understanding and that true wisdom is found in Christ. In Colossians 2:8, we’re challenged to be careful not to be captured by ideas that pull us away from Him. The question isn’t simply what we believe, but why we believe it. Are we building our lives on the wisdom of the world or the unchanging truth of God?

  2. Oct 25

    Can I Lose My Salvation?

    Can you lose your salvation? What if you make a terrible mistake, walk away from God, or find yourself struggling with the same sin over and over again? It’s a question that has troubled countless believers, often leaving them wondering whether their relationship with Christ is truly secure. But what does Scripture actually say about the assurance of our salvation?

  3. Oct 18

    The Fight

    What does it truly mean to wave the white flag in our spiritual lives? This message cuts straight to the heart of a struggle every one of us knows intimately -- the moment we stop fighting and simply surrender to the temptations and patterns that hold us back. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 15, we are reminded that God has already secured the ultimate victory over sin and death through Jesus Christ, but that victory demands something from us in return: that we be strong and immovable, always working enthusiastically for the Lord. The message explores how Jesus himself set his face like flint, determined to do the Father's will even when the enemy offered him an easier path. That same enemy comes to us with the same offer -- everything you want, no struggle required. But surrender always comes at a cost. When we lay down our arms, we hand control of our consequences to forces we cannot manage. The harvest we reap is shaped by the seeds we sow, and decay, though slow, is inevitable. Yet the flip side is equally true: those who refuse to give up on doing good will reap a harvest of blessing in due time. The question this message leaves ringing in our hearts is a simple but piercing one -- what have we waved the flag over, and are we willing to pick it back up and get into the fight?

  4. Oct 11

    Compassion and Empathy

    What does it truly mean to follow Jesus in a world that often pulls us in the opposite direction? This message takes us deep into the heart of compassion and empathy, grounding us in the truth that God's compassion for us is not distant or theoretical. Drawing from Psalm 103:13-14, we are reminded that God understands our weakness because He created us, and He has never forgotten how frail we are. But the message goes even further, pointing us to the profound reality that Jesus Himself walked this earth, faced temptation, worked with His hands, and lived among ordinary people. Because of that, when we approach God in our moments of greatest need, we are not approaching a stranger. We are approaching someone who knows exactly what it feels like to be us. From that foundation of being known and loved, we are then called outward, to look at a confused and hurting world the way Jesus looked at the crowds, not with frustration or judgment, but with genuine compassion. The harvest is great, and we are the workers. That calling shapes everything about how we engage with the people around us.

  5. Oct 4

    Justice and Mercy

    What does it truly mean to live out one of Scripture's most beloved commands? Micah 6:8 calls us to do what is right, love mercy, and walk humbly with God. Those words sound beautiful and simple, but when we press into them honestly, we discover they demand some of the hardest wrestling we will ever do as people of faith. This message takes us deep into the tension between justice and mercy, two qualities that seem to pull in opposite directions yet both flow from the very character of God. We explore what it means to act justly in a world that has grown increasingly confused about what justice even is, and we are challenged to ask ourselves whether we are willing to engage with the difficult questions rather than retreating to the comfortable ones. The spiritual lesson here is that following God is not just about avoiding obvious wrongs. It is about actively pursuing righteousness, even when it costs us something and even when the answers are not easy to sit with.

  6. Sep 27

    The Tension of Grace

    Family relationships can be some of the most rewarding and the most challenging connections we navigate in life. Nobody knows how to push our buttons quite like the people who have known us longest. In this message, we are walked through what Scripture actually says about handling conflict within our families, and the answers are both convicting and freeing. Drawing on passages from Proverbs, Romans, and James, we are reminded that wisdom calls us to use few words, pursue peace, and resist the pull of anger, because as James makes plain, human anger does not produce the righteousness God desires. That truth does not change based on how justified our feelings might seem. The message challenges us to stop asking what we should do to the person who hurt us and start asking what response would most please God. That single shift in perspective reframes every family conflict from a battle to be won into an opportunity to reflect the grace we ourselves have received.

  7. Sep 20

    The War On Marriage

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  8. Sep 13

    The Two Swords

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