Lake Wildwood Baptist Church

The Battle Begins

In this opening message through the epistle of Jude, we discover that before believers are called to fight for the faith, they are reminded whose they are. Jude 1–2 anchors weary Christians in the sovereign grace of God — called by God, loved by the Father, and kept by Jesus Christ in a world filled with compromise and confusion.

The Bread that Bore the Curse

Jesus didn’t just die for sin—He became sin for us, bearing our guilt in His body so we could be counted righteous before God.
This sermon unpacks the great exchange: He took our place… so we could receive His.

Look & Live

In the wilderness, Israel was bitten by fiery serpents, but God provided a remedy: look and live. In this gospel-rich message from Numbers 21, discover how the bronze serpent points to Jesus Christ lifted up on the cross—the only cure for the poison of sin.

THE END THAT POINTS BEYOND ITSELF

In this message from Mark 16:9–20, we tackle one of the most discussed passages in the Bible with honesty, confidence, and hope. See how even a debated ending still points clearly to the risen Jesus Christ, the unstoppable gospel, and the trustworthiness of God’s Word.

Post Easter Peter

This message from John 21 shows how Jesus restores fallen disciples and gives fresh purpose to weary hearts. The same Savior who met Peter on the shore still meets us with grace today.

Raising Jesus

They buried Him.
They sealed the tomb.
They thought it was over.

But early Sunday morning… everything changed.

 

Jesus - Victory for the People

Listen as Rev. Nick Morgan unpacks the reality of the Victory that Jesus won for the saints.  Be challenged to invite someone to Church and more importantly, to Jesus.

Burying Jesus

The drama of the Cross is complete but the story is far from over.  Today we are invited to watch the funeral of Jesus.  It is NOT what you think.  Put your seatbelt on!

Confessing Jesus

When Jesus breathed His last, three witnesses spoke. The curtain tore, a Roman centurion confessed, and faithful followers remained at the cross. In this message from Mark 15:37–41, we see how the death of Christ reveals what He accomplished, who He truly is, and how we are called to respond.

Forsaking Jesus

What was happening during the three hours of darkness at the cross? Listen to this sermon from Mark 15:33–37 and see how Jesus was forsaken so that we never would be.