In our new message series, You Are Here, we’ll find that Scripture provides practical instruction and spiritual insight into God’s plan for each of us — no matter where we find ourselves in life. Today, we welcome Woodside Royal Oak campus pastor CT Eldridge as he preaches God's intent for husbands and wives in marriage. We are to follow the way of Jesus—sacrifice and love—in how we live, whether or not we are married.

In this episode of Reach: Advancing the Gospel Together, we explore how the early church in Antioch models a vision of Christian community that doesn't just gather—but sends. Anchored in Acts 12:25–13:3, Pastor Jacob challenges us to reimagine the church not as a theme park that entertains, but as an airport that equips and launches disciples into mission. Through unpacking the text, you'll discover what it looks like to be a Spirit-led, multi-ethnic, prayerful, and sending church—one shaped not by comfort, but by commission.

What happens when the gospel mission hits resistance? In this episode, we explore how God's unstoppable mission breaks through some of the most difficult obstacles the early church faced—persecution, imprisonment, and political power. Drawing from Acts 12, we’re reminded that suffering and opposition are not the end of the story. Whether it's the execution of James, the imprisonment of Peter, or the pride of Herod, God's mission moves forward. Through honest reflection, real-world examples, and powerful historical illustrations, this message challenges us to pray, give, and go—trusting that no force can halt the reach of the gospel.

We're all searching for purpose: what if Jesus has the answer?
In this powerful message from Acts 11, Pastor Steve Zarrilli reminds us that the mission of the Church is to help people belong to Christ, grow in Christ, and reach the world for Christ. This passage challenges us to move past self-preservation and step into Gospel-centered living. We’ll look at how early believers made a difference by boldly sharing their faith, equipping everyday people for leadership, and living out the mission of Jesus with radical generosity. Listen in to discover how their example can still inspire us today.

In this kickoff episode of our new series Reach, Pastor Jacob Ley helps us explore Acts 11:1–18 and discover a powerful truth: God is already at work reaching the world—are we joining Him? Through this message, we’ll unpack some of the ways God works to reach the world. Whether you're called across the street or across the globe, this message will stir your heart to embrace God’s mission and trust His Spirit to work through you.

Listen now and join us in advancing the Gospel—together.

Today, we explore the true story of the disciples on their way from Jerusalem to Emmaus following Jesus' death and resurrection. As they journey together, discussing all that happened and acknowledging their hopes, disappointments, confusion, and sadness, Jesus meets them. In this standalone sermon by Pastor Joel Tomkinson, we discover how Jesus meets us through the gift of spiritual friendship.

Can God work through you to share the Gospel? In this special message celebrating Woodside’s 70th anniversary, Senior Pastor Chris Brooks illustrates the evangelism of the early church through the lens of Acts 10:34-43. Pastor Chris reminds us that God can use anyone while encouraging us to live in boldness for Christ, right where we are. Listen in to discover why sharing the Gospel isn't just for pastors or missionaries, but for every believer, everywhere.

In a world that often values greatness at the expense of dignity, how does God’s Kingdom define a life well-lived? On this special Mother’s Day episode, we explore the story of Tabitha in Acts 9—a woman honored not for power or prestige, but for her faithful service and quiet influence. Contrasting the empire-building myths of Rome with the resurrection power of Jesus, we uncover a gospel vision that elevates women like Tabitha as heroes of the faith. Discover how serving with grace, influencing through love, and receiving God’s life-giving power can shape a legacy far more lasting than empire. This message isn't just for moms—it’s for anyone longing to live a life of gospel faithfulness.