In this sermon, we explore what it means to be a biblical elder—men called to shepherd God’s people not by popularity or pragmatism, but by faithfully feeding them the Word of God. Drawing from Peter’s firsthand experiences with Jesus in Mark 6 and John 6, we see how true compassion means telling the truth, even when it’s hard. Elders don’t exist to entertain the flock—they exist to lead with humility, teach with conviction, and point people to the Bread of Life. This message is the first in our series on Wildwood’s Core Values.

Daniel chose conviction over compromise.

In this message from Wildwood Church, Elder Al Knott unpacks what it means to live a godly life in a godless culture — and challenges us to ask: Is my relationship with Jesus what He wants it to be?

📖 Daniel 1:8–17

🕊️ A call to obedience, integrity, and unshakable faith.

God designed men to lead their homes with Christlike love, humility, and strength. When that calling is neglected, families suffer—but when it’s embraced, everyone flourishes. In this sermon, we explore Ephesians 5:22–33 to recover the beauty of biblical headship and the powerful impact of faithful, godly leadership in the home.

In this powerful message, Pastor Brian calls men to rise to their God-given role as spiritual leaders in the home. Drawing from the creation account in Genesis, the sermon explores God’s design for family worship, the devastating consequences of Adam’s failure to guard the Garden, and the redemptive call for fathers today to lead, teach, and protect their families in faith. This is more than a challenge—it’s a call to faithfulness, humility, and legacy - a father’s highest calling!

This week we launched a four-week series on Family Worship, calling believers to restore daily worship in the home as a vital act of devotion. Rooted in Revelation 5, this sermon proclaims that God is worthy of continual praise—not just in church, but around our kitchen tables. With both inspiration and practical equipping, it challenges fathers in particular to embrace their sacred role as spiritual leaders.

What if everything you’ve ever hoped for—life after death, forgiveness, true purpose—hinged on one staggering claim? This sermon dives into the heart of Christianity’s boldest truth: that Jesus Christ rose from the dead. If it’s false, faith crumbles; if it’s true, everything changes. Read on to wrestle with the question that demands an answer: Do you believe He is risen—and worthy?

In this sermon, we concluded our series in Romans by exploring chapters 12–16, where Paul moves from explaining the Gospel to showing how it transforms our lives. True worship is offering ourselves as living sacrifices to God, which shapes how we treat others within the church. Paul calls believers to humility, love, service, and unity — emphasizing that a divided church hinders the mission of God. As we live out our faith in love and unity, we demonstrate the power of the Gospel and help advance God’s mission to reach all people.

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Romans 9-11 reveals God’s sovereign plan of salvation, showing that righteousness comes not by lineage or works but through faith in Christ alone. Paul wrestles with the tension between divine election and human responsibility, ultimately affirming God’s justice, mercy, and wisdom in both Israel’s partial hardening and the inclusion of the Gentiles. This passage calls believers to humility, gratitude, and a passionate commitment to proclaiming the Gospel to all people.