Lake Wildwood Baptist Church Podcast

In his sermon on Catechism question #23, Pastor Paul shows how Jesus' divine nature allowed him to bear the righteous anger of God against sin.

In his sermon on Catechism question #21, Pastor Paul shows how Jesus was both truly human and truly God.

In his sermon "Why God is not Your Grandpa", Pastor Paul tackles Catechism Question 18: Will God allow our disobedience and idolatry to go unpunished?

In his sermon on Catechism question #17, Pastor Paul shows how the Bible defines idolatry as trusting in created things rather than the Creator.

In his sermon on Catechism question #16, Pastor Paul outlines the Bible's definition of sin.

In his sermon on Catechism question #15, Pastor Paul looks at how the Law is like a crossing guard that gets us to Christ.

In his sermon on Catechism question #14, Pastor Paul looks at whether or not God created us unable to keep His law.

In his sermon on Catechism question #11, Pastor Paul continues his breakdown of the Ten Commandments.

In his sermon on Catechism question #9, Pastor Paul looks at how God requires we know Him as the one true God, that we avoid all idolatry, and that we treat His name with fear and reverence.

In his sermon on Catechism question #7, Pastor Paul looks at how the law requires we love God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength.

In his sermon on Catechism question #6, Pastor Paul looks at we can glorify God by loving Him and obeying His commandments and law.

In his sermon on Catechism question #5, Pastor Paul looks at how God created all things and how all His creations were very good.

In his sermon on Catechism question #4, guest speaker Nick Brown looks at how God created us male and female in His own image.

In his sermon "The Case for Life", guest speaker Jay Watts tackles the topic of abortion.

In part three of his "Unlimited" series, Pastor Paul looks at generosity. "Don't give until it hurts. Give until it stops hurting."

In part 1 of a 3-part "Unlimited" series, Pastor Paul looks at how an unlimited life is personally experienced.

On Wednesday, Pastor Paul's home was destroyed in a fire. In this very special sermon, he'll share how the Lord is turning heartbreak into hallelujah.

In his sermon "How to Enter the Kingdom", Pastor Paul explains how we have to receive the Kingdom of God as a little child.

In Part 2 of his "God Made a Man" sermon, Pastor Paul continues his Kingdom Come series by explaining why men are the key to God's Kingdom vision.

Continuing his Kingdom Come series, Pastor Paul explains why men are the key to God's Kingdom vision.

Continuing his Kingdom Come series, Pastor Paul discusses saturating earth so it looks just like Heaven.

Continuing his Kingdom Come series, Pastor Paul looks at what it means to die empty.

Continuing his Kingdom Come series, Pastor Paul looks at an important role in the Kingdom: the role of motherhood.

Continuing his Kingdom Come series, Pastor Paul looks at how we need to look at the Bible through the lens of the Kingdom.

Continuing his Kingdom Come series, Pastor Paul introduces us to the concept of a kingdom; specifically, the kingdom of God.

In the introduction to his Kingdom Come series, Pastor Paul looks at how God wants us to be blessable. And for that to happen, things have to get back into sequence.

In his sermon "Shadow to Substance", Pastor Paul looks at how everything that happened in the Old Testament was a dress rehearsal for what happened in the New.

In his sermon on Romans 13, Pastor Paul looks at the three exhortations Paul gave to the Saints at Rome: Wake up. Clean up. And grow up.

When the Lord told the children of Israel to put their loved ones outside the camp, they listened. In his sermon "The Gospel by Numbers", Pastor Paul explains why they listened, and why the Lord asked them to do so.

In his sermon "Why Are You Here?", guest preacher Tom Hurd looks at how God drops things into our hearts -- things only we can do.

Continuing his "God Never Said That" series, Pastor Paul looks at the fallacy of "it doesn't matter what I believe."

In part one of his new Advent Series, looks at how the outcome is God's responsibility. Obedience is ours.

In part two of his parenting series, Pastor Paul looks at Gospel Parenting and what it means to reject being good for goodness sake.

In the first sermon of his parenting series, Pastor Paul looks at the three key elements of Biblical parenting.

"If you're saved by the skin of your teeth, what about the people out there who don't know Christ?" In this post-election sermon, Pastor Paul explains why judgement must start in the house of God.

In a special sermon, guest speaker Dr. Johnny Nixon discusses Born That Way Ministries.

In part four of his "Marks of People God Uses" series, Pastor Paul asks: When God speaks, do you obey or debate? Radical Immediate Obedience is the fruit of uncommon communion.

In part three of his "Marks of People God Uses" series, Pastor Paul looks at servanthood as an identity. Do you serve or are you a servant? One is an action, but the other is an identity.

In this special sermon, YOU are the message. Various members of the LWBC congregation take a turn at the pulpit.

"The elements are not what is special about this celebration; it's what these elements represent." For this Communion Sunday, Pastor Paul looks at the gospel on the table.

In part two of his "Marks of People God Uses" series, Pastor Paul looks at uncommon communion (and a very uncommon request).

In part one of his "Marks of People God Uses" series, Pastor Paul looks at the beauty of brokenness.

We don't pray to change God. We pray to change us.

What is God's kind of fast and what can we expect when we get desperate for God?

In a special Mother's Day sermon, hear from a real-life lady as she answers the questions that make up her journey.

It doesn't matter what you think. What does GOD think? Our special guest speaker, Dr. Norm Wakefield, explains why as he dives into John 17:1-3.

Continuing the "I Am Jesus" series, Pastor Paul looks at the law, the love, and the light.

Faith is seasonal. So is hope. But love? Love lasts forever.

Love cures those who give it, and it cures those who receive it. But, do we know what love looks like? Pastor Paul delves into 1 Corinthians 13:1-3, and helps us learn what love is so we can recognize it.

In part three of the "Small Things Big Difference" series, Pastor Paul looks at the power of words. If you can't say something helpful, skip it. If you think of something good, say it!