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Woodland Hills Church

Woodland Hills Church

By: Greg Boyd
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 We believe God's love extends to everyone—no matter who you are, no matter what you’ve done, and no matter what you believe. That love has the power to radically transform all of our lives, and is the only thing that can make real change in the world. Our hope is to welcome you into our community where we’re learning to love. Together.© 2026 Woodland Hills Church Christianity Spirituality
Episodes
  • Escaping Babylon

    Escaping Babylon
    Feb 22 2026

    This sermon by Dan Kent names what it means to be trapped by the culture of Babylon and the path to escape it. The Babylonian way compels us to pursue more while never having enough, while the cruciform way of Jesus offers us a gift that we cannot work to attain.
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    46 mins
  • The Nature of God's Judgment

    The Nature of God's Judgment
    Feb 15 2026

    God’s judgment is a common topic throughout the Bible and even in popular culture. But what does the Bible mean by divine judgment? Does it mean God smites us when we go too far? In this sermon Greg Boyd invites us to see the divine judgment or the wrath of God in a different light. God’s judgment actually means that sin possesses its own repercussions—you might say that the wrongdoing ricochets. This is how divine wrath works because this is how God designed creation.

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    50 mins
  • Love Rejoices in the Truth

    Love Rejoices in the Truth
    Feb 8 2026

    Greg concludes the Love Does series with a look at Paul’s statement that love rejoices in the truth in contrast with not delighting in wrongdoing. He then connects the contrast between truth and wrongdoing to demonstrate how right relatedness is truthful and how this is the way we live in love.

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    49 mins
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