Lake Wildwood Baptist Church

Guard your Growth

God’s desire for marriages is not only about the relationship between the husband and wife, but it also directly impacts the next generation.  When we honor God in our marriages, it builds a strong foundation for our children to grow and thrive.

Families 4 Families

Listen as Rev. Phillip Blinson paints a stark picture of the Foster Care need in our neighborhoods.  He also uncovers scripture that help us to live out a love for our nearest neighbors.  Keep an eye on our Facebook page and Website for a more in depth Q&A session coming soon.

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Christian Metamorphosis

Listen as Rev. Eric Freel, no stranger to the Lake Wildwood pulpit, unpacks what "Christian Metamorphosis" looks like based on 2 Corinthians 3:18

Marriage God's Way

God’s plan for marriage is simple yet profound: it’s meant to be a lifelong partnership, built on love, companionship, and faithfulness.  Marriage is not just about sharing life together, but about reflecting God’s love and commitment to us.

Fractured Family

As we reflect on God’s covenant and the call to holiness in our marriages, let us remember that we are called to protect our identity as the people of God.  Marriage is not just a personal decision but a sacred covenant that impacts our relationship with God and the future of our children.

Covenantal Consequence

"Is God’s glory really my gain?" We might affirm this with our words, but the question is, do our lives reflect this truth? God’s glory is not just a theological statement; it’s a lived reality. When we align our lives with His commands, when we live in reverence and awe, we experience the fullness of life He promises—a life of peace, purpose, and joy.

Worth It Worship

Giving God our best in worship is not just about offering rituals or sacrifices—it's about a heart posture that reflects our deep reverence, sacrifice, and commitment to Him.  The Priests allowed the People to devolve into worthless worship and God was letting them know the consequences.

Worthless vs Worth It Worship

From the pew to the pulpit, we often offer worship that is displeasing to God and therefore rejected and at times even disciplined.  Therefore, in this study of Malachi 1:6-14, we’ll consider principles about offering God acceptable worship—worship that is pleasing to him—both corporately at church and personally through our acts of devotion. 

He Loves Me He Loves Me Not

We may know intellectually that God loves us, but sometimes it feels hard to truly experience that love, doesn’t it?  Malachi, the last prophet of the Old Testament, addresses this very skepticism—this disconnect between what God says and how we feel.

Hello, May Name is Malachi

We’re kicking off the new year with a timely new sermon series through the book of Malachi, called Last Things First. As the final book of the Old Testament, Malachi addresses powerful themes that are just as relevant today, especially in the year 2025.
This Sunday, join us for a special "Getting to Know You" introduction and overview of the series. We’ll explore how Malachi’s message speaks to our world and sets the stage for the new year ahead.