Woodstock Bible Church

Woodstock Bible Church Woodstock Bible Church is a multigenerational, Christ-centered community dedicated to growing in faith, making disciples, and serving others in Portland, OR.

SUNDAY SCHEDULE
10:00am Bible Class & Sunday School
11:00am Worship Service

WEDNESDAY
7:00pm Home Fellowship Groups

THURSDAY
Prayer Meeting 11:00am
~ 1st & 3rd week
Women's Bible Study 9:45am
~ 2nd & 4th week

FRIDAY
7:00pm Youth Group

SATURDAY
Women's Bible Study 10:00am
~ 2nd & 4th week

In this Sunday's sermon, we cover Matthew 11:1-19 where the text presents Jesus as the promised Messiah whose life, work...
06/02/2026

In this Sunday's sermon, we cover Matthew 11:1-19 where the text presents Jesus as the promised Messiah whose life, works, and fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy clearly confirm His identity. We see how faith perseveres through uncertainty, that God's definition of greatness differs from the world's, that the kingdom requires a decisive response, and that unbelief often finds reasons to reject God's work regardless of how it is presented.

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In this week's sermon, we cover Matthew 11:1-19 where the text pres...

In this week's sermon, covering Matthew 10:26-42, we hear about Jesus' call for His followers. We hear about how choosin...
05/26/2026

In this week's sermon, covering Matthew 10:26-42, we hear about Jesus' call for His followers. We hear about how choosing Christ's call for our lives will often bring conflict with the world and require courage in the face of opposition.

In this week's sermon, we hear about how Jesus calls His followers to recognize that choosing Him will often bring conflict with the world and require courag...

For this month's Scriptural Reflection, we take a look at a story about a woman who has struggled with a bleeding disord...
05/22/2026

For this month's Scriptural Reflection, we take a look at a story about a woman who has struggled with a bleeding disorder for twelve years. In a leap of faith, she touches Jesus' cloak and is healed! Is this a happy accident? If God indeed does oversee every detail, why does he allow things like this?

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One of the evergreen criticisms of the church is that it doesn’t actually live up to the words and teachings of Jesus. Why isn’t the Christian church the spiritual beacon it’s intended to be? Shouldn’t the Christian community be attractive to outsiders?

In this Sunday's message from Matthew 9:14-34, we hear about four miraculous encounters of Jesus. Once again, these mira...
05/05/2026

In this Sunday's message from Matthew 9:14-34, we hear about four miraculous encounters of Jesus. Once again, these miracles demonstrate the ultimate authority of Jesus; he is the authority over all systems, over all powers, and over all governments. Yet miracles don't necessarily lead to faith - sometimes they lead to hardness of heart.

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In this Sunday's message from Matthew 8:23-34, we hear about when Jesus' decided to cross the Sea of Galilee in a boat w...
04/21/2026

In this Sunday's message from Matthew 8:23-34, we hear about when Jesus' decided to cross the Sea of Galilee in a boat with his disciples. As they are crossing the Sea, a storm brews and Jesus demonstrates great power and authority over the storm. Following his show of great authority over the force of nature, we see him demonstrate great grace and allow human agency in the decision to be his disciples. The call to be a disciple of Jesus is an essential component of the Christian life. Have you stepped into the boat as a disciple of Jesus?

Now That You're in the Boat // Sermon

For this month's Cultural Reflection, we consider the outlook of human creativity amidst the speedy technological advanc...
04/09/2026

For this month's Cultural Reflection, we consider the outlook of human creativity amidst the speedy technological advancements we see in today's world, particularly artificial intelligence (AI).

"What will make Christians different from everyone else in a hundred years? Maybe it will be the simple act of living a life that still seeks to create, love, and relate apart from the glow of screens."

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Cultural anxiety around technology surrounds us these days. Most prominent is the fear of artificial intelligence (AI) and what the future will look like when computers do much of our work for us. One thing is certain – very soon life as we know it will look much different.

Many people celebrate Easter with traditions, family gatherings, and springtime joy—but what is this day really about?In...
04/06/2026

Many people celebrate Easter with traditions, family gatherings, and springtime joy—but what is this day really about?

In this message from Luke 24, we look at the moment the risen Jesus appears to His disciples—not with spectacle, but with presence, clarity, and an invitation. The resurrection isn’t just something to admire from a distance; it’s something that calls for a response. Jesus didn’t rise simply to be celebrated—He rose so that forgiveness of sins could be received.

Today, many people celebrate Easter with traditions, family gatherings, and springtime joy—but what is this day really about?In this message from Luke 24, we...

On Palm Sunday, the crowd welcomes Jesus as King—but not everyone sees Him the same way. In Luke 19, celebration, resist...
03/30/2026

On Palm Sunday, the crowd welcomes Jesus as King—but not everyone sees Him the same way. In Luke 19, celebration, resistance, and sorrow collide as Jesus reveals a kingdom far different than expected. This sermon invites us to look beyond our assumptions and ask: are we truly seeing the King as He is, or the version we want Him to be?

On Palm Sunday, the crowd welcomes Jesus as King—but not everyone sees Him the same way. In Luke 19, celebration, resistance, and sorrow collide as Jesus rev...

03/24/2026

In this sermon on Matthew 8, we explore a central question: is Jesus truly our Lord? As Jesus heals the sick and reveals His authority, we see the fulfillment of prophecy and the power of genuine faith through the examples of the l***r and the centurion. This passage challenges us to consider not just what we believe about Jesus, but how fully we are willing to follow Him. Are we open to Him changing our path? Do we trust His authority and surrender to His leadership—not out of obligation, but from a willing and transformed heart?

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In this week’s sermon, covering Matthew 7:7–12, Jesus brings the Sermon on the Mount to a close. Up to this point, we’ve...
03/11/2026

In this week’s sermon, covering Matthew 7:7–12, Jesus brings the Sermon on the Mount to a close. Up to this point, we’ve heard Him describe the characteristics, attitudes, and behaviors of those who live in His kingdom. As we take stock of everything Jesus has taught, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the scope of what He calls His followers to. But this passage reminds us that we were never meant to live this way on our own.

In this week’s sermon, covering Matthew 7:7–12, Jesus brings the Sermon on the Mount to a close. Up to this point, we’ve heard Him describe the characteristi...

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