HeyJaredWoodbury Church of the Brethren
Sermon audio and other recordings from Woodbury Church of the Brethren in Woodbury, PA.
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A Tale of Three Churches (opens the original)
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How should the church respond when the culture around us no longer shares our values? Do we fight back? Retreat into our own Christian bubble? Or blend in so we don’t stand out? Jesus offers another way. In A Tale of Three Churches , we explore what it means to live as salt in the world—to be fully present without losing what makes us distinct. Because we can’t influence a world we’ve abandoned, and we can’t change a world we’ve become indistinguishable from.
Let Me See Your Game Face (opens the original)
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Sermon Audio from September 6, 2026. Logan Barkman preaching.
How to be Perfect (opens the original)
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“Be perfect.” Those words from Jesus can feel impossible. But what if perfection isn’t about never messing up? What if it’s about learning to love like God loves—even when it’s difficult, even when someone is your enemy? In Matthew 5:43–48, Jesus challenges us to move beyond rule-keeping and behavior modification into a life transformed by God’s love. Because before we can reflect God’s love, we have to receive it.
Lives of Love in a World of Retaliation (opens the original)
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What does it look like to follow Jesus when someone hurts you? “An eye for an eye” sounds a lot more natural to us than “turn the other cheek.” In Matthew 5:38–42, Jesus challenges our instinct to retaliate when we’ve been insulted, mistreated, or taken advantage of. But Jesus isn’t calling us to become weak or to simply check off a list of impossible commands. He is inviting us to become a different kind of people—people who respond to evil with love instead of retaliation. Jesus himself showed
Living Honest to God (opens the original)
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What does it say about us when we have to swear that we're telling the truth? In Matthew 5:33–37, Jesus challenges the religious loopholes people had created around oaths and promises. But his teaching goes deeper than simply telling us when we can or cannot make a vow. Jesus calls us to become the kind of people whose simple “yes” and “no” can be trusted. In this message, we explore what it means to live honest to God —not manipulating others, exaggerating our words, or adding spiritual weight
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