Greg Boyd

SEM, our "Seminary for Everybody," is accepting Fall applications. What's it like to be in SEM? We'll let a few students themselves tell you that! whchurch.org/sem-according-…

If Revelation’s apparently vengeful and mysogynistic texts bother you, you should check this one out.

We invite you to join us, live or in person, for this year’s Holy Week services, and bring a friend! Our Good Friday service will be on Friday, April 3 at 7pm, and our Easter service will be Sunday, April 5 at 10am. whchurch.org/good-friday-ea…

I watched the documentary “AI DOC” last night, and it is very balanced and absolutely brilliant. If you want to understand the fork in the road that humanity currently stands at, with all the perils and opportunities that are in the balance, you MUST watch this film!

I regret to announce that the “Not Dead Yet” dance at the Dugout this Friday (3/27) had to be canceled due to illness. Yes, this is “the problem of evil”😪, but I suppose not quite as much so as the meta-crisis our world is currently facing.🧐

Dan Kent calls us to love the church as the people of God. He does this by identifying two real issues that hinder people from embracing the church and then he shows us how to overcome these obstacles as we engage the God who engages us. whchurch.org/sermon/learnin…

If you’re disappointed with the Church, or just feel like something is missing, or have given up faith altogether, I implore you to read this insightful, prophetic, and often hilarious book!

From this weekend's "snow day" sermon, Greg Boyd explains what the doctrine of the rapture is and why it's problematic. He then offers an alternative perspective, one which aligns with the call to live in love as Christ loved us. Watch/listen ↓ whchurch.org/sermon/thief-i…

A very proud Grandpa can’t help but celebrate his sharp-shooting Granddaughter hitting the 1,000 pt. mark for her High School career. Way to go Sage!❤️

@JohnPiper Brother John, you and I do not see eye to eye on a number of theological issues, but I am 100% in your corner on this one. Thank you!

“You shall treat the stranger who sojourns with you as the native among you, and you shall love him as yourself, for you were strangers in the land of Egypt: I am the Lord your God.” Leviticus 19:34 Christians know the miserable bondage we were all in.

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This sermon is a paradigm shifter. If you aspire to follow the way of Jesus, I strongly encourage you to give it a listen/viewing!

In 2019, WH volunteers built the first tiny home for Settled, an organization working to help people struggling with long-term homelessness through Sacred Settlements of tiny homes on church properties. Now, almost seven years later, there are 24 homes! ⬇ whchurch.org/family-of-sacr…

Greg concludes the Love Does series with a look at Paul’s statement that love rejoices in the truth in contrast with not delighting in wrongdoing. youtube.com/watch?v=7cugOL…

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If you’re around the Twin Cities on Friday, March 27, why not join me and my band (Not Dead Yet) for a much needed party at The Dug Out in Mahtomedi, Mn?

I’d like to invite you to the Jesus Collective’s upcoming four-part “Author’s Summit” where I’ll be dialoguing with participants about my new book, “God Looks Like Jesus.” It begins tomorrow night (Wednesday, 7:00 pm CST). You can register here. Jesuscollective.com/events

In this sermon, Greg shows us that love is more than simply not wronging others. The love of God actually means that we're not delighting the wrongdoing. The motivations of our heart are shaped by love and therefore produce the fruit of loving action. whchurch.org/sermon/love-do…

Love does not keep a record of things done wrong and love believes the best of others. In this sermon, Sandra Unger names how keeping a record of wrongs undermines love, and provides insights into how we can move away from this all-too-common practice. whchurch.org/sermon/love-ke…

Greg Boyd dives into his book God Looks Like Jesus, and he’ll be joining us live for a full conversation in our upcoming author summit beginning February 11th. Bring your curiosity and your honest questions. jesuscollective.com/events