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What if we’ve been missing the point? Jesus’ teachings weren’t just meant to be heard—they were meant to be wrestled with, lived, and reshaped over time. In this message, we explore how His words challenge us to rethink what we’ve assumed, sort through what really matters, and embrace a deeper, truer way of living.
Let’s talk about what it means to actually live the teachings of Jesus.
What does it mean to be a real difference-maker in the world? In this message, Pastor Phil Stout unpacks Jesus’ challenge to his followers—to go out as ambassadors of a new way of living. But instead of power or control, Jesus calls for wisdom, authenticity, and a willingness to love even in the face of resistance.
How do we navigate a world full of noise, division, and conflict while staying true to what really matters? Let’s talk about it.
What if the way we see the world is completely upside down? In this message, Pastor Phil Stout explores the Sermon on the Mount and the idea of the “upside-down kingdom” Jesus taught about—a way of living that flips the world’s values on their head. From turning the other cheek to embracing humility, we’re invited to see life through a new lens.
Join us as we dive into what it means to live differently, with hope, peace, and purpose.
Can miracles really happen? In this talk, Pastor Cory dives into the story of Jesus turning water into wine and explores how we can find hope and take action, even when life feels uncertain. It’s a fresh take on balancing what’s in our control and trusting the bigger picture.
Tune in for an honest conversation about faith, choices, and finding our way through the messy parts of life.
What does your life say about what you value most? In this message, Pastor Cory Doiron kicks off the Epiphany series by exploring how the Magi’s journey to Jesus invites us to reflect on the trajectory of our lives. Are we chasing the temporary or building something eternal? With themes of stars, struggles, and stronger wine, we’ll discover what it means to center our lives on the way of Jesus.
Let’s start this year with purpose and direction. Join us for this inspiring message!
What does peace really mean? This week, Pastor Phil Stout reminds us that peace isn’t just the absence of conflict—it’s the powerful presence of Christ in our lives. From guarding our hearts and minds to reconciling differences, Jesus shows us a peace that transforms. Join us as we reflect on the gift of true peace proclaimed that first Christmas and how we’re called to live it today.
Peace be with you this Advent season!
This week we dive into the idea of joy during the Advent season, but not the kind of joy we usually think of—like happiness or bliss. Instead, it’s about a deeper, more soul-level joy that comes even in the middle of hard times. Pastor Cory looks at the Christmas story and points out how Mary and Joseph’s journey was full of struggle—oppression, shame, and even rejection. Yet, in the middle of all that, there was this announcement of "good news" that brought hope.
The message really challenges us to see joy differently. It’s not about avoiding pain or pretending life is perfect—it’s about finding God’s presence right there in the mess of it all. Whether it’s through ancient traditions, like the psalms and teachings of the Jewish people, or through the story of Jesus as Emmanuel, “God with us,” joy is something we learn through shared struggles and solidarity.
Think of it like this - we often have these preconceived ideas about who God is, right? Maybe we picture an angry judge keeping score of our mistakes, or someone distant and unreachable. This sermon dives into how those expectations often miss the mark, especially when we look at the Christmas story. The whole point is that God's love isn't something we earn - it's just who God is, all the time, no matter what. It's kind of mind-blowing when you think about it: Jesus didn't show up to convince God to love us (God already did!), but to help us understand just how loved we already were. It's like the Pastor Josh says - sometimes we get it in our heads, but it takes time to really feel it in our hearts. And that's okay - it's more about the journey than how quickly we get there.
Who will celebrate Christmas correctly?
Whoever finally lays down
all power, all honor,
all reputation, all vanity,
all arrogance, all individualism
beside the manger.
— Dietrich Bonhoeffer
How can we understand the trinity? To begin, there must be no defining, no describing, and no explaining. We can only experience the mystery.
Welcome to the prayer lab. There are two prayer experiences here,
digitally. Additionally, between September 3 and September 10, 2023, you
can stop by Westwinds and participate in two different outdoor
experiences, anytime.
Read the Liturgy of Prayer here, either alongside this video, or
together with the people around you:
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"My eyes will be open and my ears attentive to every prayer made in this I have place. For I have chosen this Temple and set it apart to be holy—a place where my name will be honored forever. I will always watch over it, for it is dear to my heart."
“You are not oiling the wheels of a machine that’s about to roll over a cliff. You are not restoring a great painting that’s shortly going to be thrown into the fire. You are not planting roses in a garden that’s about to be dug up for a building site. You are—strange though it may seem, almost as hard to believe as the resurrection itself—accomplishing something that will become in due course part of God’s new world. Every act of love, gratitude, and kindness; every work of art or music inspired by the love of God and delight in the beauty of his creation; every minute spent teaching a severely handicapped child to read or to walk; every act of care and nurture, of comfort and support, for one’s fellow human beings and for that matter one’s fellow nonhuman creatures; and of course every prayer, all Spirit-led teaching, every deed that spreads the gospel, builds up the church, embraces and embodies holiness rather than corruption, and makes the name of Jesus honored in the world—all of this will find its way, through the resurrecting power of God, into the new creation that God will one day make.” — N.T. Wright
This is the second Sunday in the quadrasigma, the 40 days leading up to Easter. Today, we remember God's compassion and faithful love.
Christianity ... "has been specially advanced through the loving service rendered to strangers, and through their care for the burial of the dead. It is a scandal that there is not one single Jew who is a beggar, and that the godless Galileans care not only for their own poor but for ours as well; while those who belong to us look in vain for the help that we should render them." - Roman Emperor Julian (361-363)
Westwinds is excited to host Joseph Sangl, a leading teacher of personal finance. It's Joe's passion to help people accomplish far more than they ever thought possible with their personal finances. He believes when people are financially free, they are much more likely to go do exactly what they have been put on earth to do – regardless of the cost or income potential.
"Let us all hope that the dark clouds of racial prejudice will soon pass away and the deep fog of misunderstanding will be lifted from our fear-drenched communities and in some not too distant tomorrow the radiant stars of love and brotherhood will shine over our great nation with all of their scintillating beauty."
There are strong, resilient people who are committed to the good of Westwinds, and the good of Jackson. We are so thankful to have them in our church!
God is never done with us. At every stage of life, there are ways that we can partner with him to heal the world.
Sometimes, we feel called to do something that we're not sure we're qualified to do. How should we respond?
We believe that everyone has a purpose and place in our world no matter the age or stage of life. During this series, Wisdom Through the Ages, we will celebrate and explore how we can impact others by embracing our individual attributes with those around us and recognizing that others have unique insights to offer.
We believe that everyone has a purpose and place in our world no matter the age or stage of life. During this series, Wisdom Through the Ages, we will celebrate and explore how we can impact others by embracing our individual attributes with those around us and recognizing that others have unique insights to offer.
What images can we use to understand God's kingdom?
This is the final week in our series on pursuing life around the table.
“The church is not a group of people who believe all the same things; the church is a group of people caught up in the same story, with Jesus at the center.” Rachel Held Evans
Daron Earlewine is a pastor, podcast host, keynote speaker, and spiritual entrepreneur in Indianapolis.
“I like your Christ, I do not like your Christians. Your Christians are so unlike your Christ." - Mahatma Gandhi
[the ever advancing technologies that this generation has grown up with] “have made it possible to communicate in ever more extensive and complex ways. But they have also facilitated lifestyles where people are in touch with conversation partners on the other side of the planet, but not with next-door neighbors; where insurance lies in investments and pensions, rather than in friendships and extended families; and where face-to-face human interactions ceasing to become the encounter of choice for a generation who are used to having plentiful alternative ways to make themselves known to one another. The flipside of making ourselves more independent and self-sufficient is that we are simultaneously becoming more isolated and more alone. ... If you see the central quest of life as overcoming isolation, rather than morality, your notion of mission will change accordingly”
- Samuel Wells, from the Nazareth Manifesto
“Evidence of the presence of the Kingdom of God is thick wherever and whenever people stand on the promise of God that there is more to this world—more to this life—than what we see. There is more than the getting over, getting by, or getting mine. There is more than the brokenness, the destruction, and the despair that threaten to wash over us like the waters of the deep. There is a vision of a world where God cuts through the chaos, where God speaks and there is light. There is a vision where there is protection and where love is binding every relationship together.” - Lisa Sharon Harper
God is active and present in the world. We are invited to join in the work that God is doing.
“Christian simplicity empowers us to go to new depths in life and love. It removes the extraneous. Perhaps there is no place where simplicity is more important than in our basic understanding of what it means to be a disciple of Jesus Christ.” — Phil Stout
This week and next week, we will examine the mission that Christ called us to, in Matthew 28.
In this Mother's Day teaching, we recognize the personal sacrifice of moms who have given up careers, finances, and personal identity.
We recognize those who have lost or can’t have babies and the challenges of grief in what is still a patriarchal society.
We recognize women who do not want to become mothers because they want something else
We recognize moms fighting to discover or rediscover their identity that includes but is certainly not defined entirely by motherhood.
May Westwinds be an ally for women in the way and name of Jesus.
Living in response to the resurrection is not about being at the site of the resurrection. It is about BEING the site of resurrection.
Anger is an energy that must be released at the appropriate time to defend and protect against an injustice.
We can trust the story of Jesus. We can trust that we are to live our lives so they are not about ourselves.
By understanding the cosmology of the writers of the Bible, we can more deeply understand what they meant us to understand about God's character.
Guest speaker Codrigus Alexander delivers a message entitled "From Frustration To Fulfillment"
"100 Words of Love" is the title of Dr. David McDonald's final sermon as pastor of Westwinds Community Church.
Dr David McDonald shares in his final weeks as pastor, with sermons that are near and dear to his heart. This weeks sermon is titled "Our Great Hope"
Dr Dave McDonald continues to share deeply personal thoughts that are very important for us to hear. His sermon is titled "What to do if no one likes you"
We've got to dress our wounds, stop picking at our scabs, and tell the story of our scars.
In today's sermon Dr David McDonald has changed the narrative from "What Are We Waiting For" to "What's Stopping Us From Starting"
Dr David McDonald continues the second week of the series titled What Are We Waiting For?
David McDonald continues the study of Leviticus, with a talk titled " I Don't Think You Know What It Means That Christ Died For You"
Sin means missing the mark, and the mark is to be a whole person genuinely reflecting God’s image.
Of the 859 verses in Leviticus, why haven’t we focused on the ones Jesus declared were most important?
The future of Westwinds is not in the proficiency of her pastor, but in the passion of her people.
On February 1st, 2022, Dr. David McDonald will resign from Westwinds to become a full time missionary at the Fossores Chapter House. He will continue to preach and lead at Westwinds until then. Learn more by watching the teaching from this Sunday.
This morning, pastor David McDonald uses examples from the book of Leviticus to address the questions "What am I supposed to do about....?"
Dr David McDonald continues a series based in Philippians with his sermon labeled "The Last Human Freedom"
David McDonald continues in Philippians with a talk entitled "Pressing On or Passing Out"
This week's message on the Song of Songs is an overview on the theology of pleasure. God made you as a human, and he expects you to enjoy humanly delights.
In various sections, the Song of Songs can serve as a prayer for increased hope, adoration of God, and passion.
The Song of Songs can be read as a story with three main characters - a girl in Solomon's harem, her lover the shepherd, and Solomon, the villain of the story. This interpretation reveals the weakness of control in a relationship.
Dr. David McDonald starts his series on the Song Of Solomon entitled Promise & Pleasure.
The Song of Songs has been interpreted as an allegory, describing Christ and his bride, the Church.
Pastor David McDonald speaks today from Matthew 13 about handling the challenges that comes into our lives.
This week, pastor David McDonald shares with us how to gain wisdom with the goal of building abundant life and having a life of purpose, meaning, and identity.
Repentance is part of the great Godly inheritance. Pastor David McDonald asks us to evaluate the question, "When was the last time you really asked someone to forgive you?" He explores the benefits of repentance and forgiveness. He reminds us that Godly people ask for forgiveness often and sincerely.
In scripture, we find our great promise and our purpose. Dr. David McDonald returns with his inaugural post sabbatical message. He addresses the question, "what would Jesus think of the United States if he returned today?" Through this process, David finds a treasure of resonance with scripture and our constitution.
Guest pastor Steve MacDonald shares with us about finding balance by seeking God first. He reminds us that until Christ is first in our lives everything else is unbalanced.
Guest speaker Dave Wahlstedt uses scripture from Jeremiah 29:11 to explore hope for restoration and the victory of the future that happened in the past.
The Bible starts in eternity and ends in mystery. Guest speaker, Andrew Fox shares the redemptive story of God in communion with his people.
Solitude makes room for God to speak, silence makes room for us to listen. Guest speaker Joe Manafo, uses the example of Elijah in 1st Kings to celebrate the benefits of silence in a devotional life.
This week's guest pastor James Armstrong discusses finding hope for difficult times. He focuses on scripture from the first book of Peter.
This week, John Voelz returns to give us encouragement and guidance in resetting our relationships with God, others and ourselves.
This week's guest speaker, Amy Oberg, intriguingly uses personal anecdotes and scripture to discuss the concept of alignment in our lives. She encourages us to be ready to see God at work in retrieval and restoration in us.
In a world that says we have the power to change ourselves - this week's guest speaker reminds us that the Holy Spirit is still in control. Shane Wood engagingly cautions us that small shifts have great consequences.
In this morning's talk, guest pastor Pierre Du Plessis from Cape Town, South Africa challenges our picture of Jesus. He delves into Jesus ability to radically breakdown barriers, to turn things around- correct them. To us it looks like He turn them upside down but His goal is to get them right side up.
We are blessed with guest speaker Amanda Zentz-Alo from Portland, Oregon. She offers us a means for overcoming the poisons of our world by lifting up the Son of man.
Pastor David McDonald exuberantly and joyfully explores scriptures that proclaim Jesus resurrection.
For today's message, pastor David McDonald uses Jesus's triumphant entry into Jerusalem, to talk about how we can be more like Jesus. He tells us that we may have to acknowledge some of our mistakes and make some changes. As we rely on the grace of God, we're given three intriguing choices to think about.
Today pastor David McDonald discusses the book of Numbers chapter 33. It is time to look forward and prepare for the fight ahead. He reminds us that our God is fighting what we cannot see- and when He is fighting for us we are unstoppable. He offers us four ways to move forward from past.
Today, pastor David McDonald uses the story of the prophet Balaam and his donkey. He reminds us that we are always replenished and refreshed when we put our trust in God.
This week pastor David McDonald continues with his series on the book of Numbers. He will be talking about how God is always doing a new thing and wants us to be open to all he has for us.
Today, pastor Dr. David McDonald discusses Numbers chapter 16 where the leader Korah and 250 Israelite's decided to complain to Moses and Aaron.
The challenges God presents are designed perfectly for your development. Pastor David McDonald continues with a series on the book of Numbers. He shares how God's promises sometimes require us to fight through to their completion. The promise will not be easy, it will not be immediate nor will it be handed to you. But it will be worth the fight.
How useful is complaining? Using the book of Numbers, Dr. David McDonald explains the effects that complaining will have on you.
Dr David McDonald begins a new series exploring the book of Numbers. In this first Sunday, he explores stories that addresses a concept that God always provides ways for us to be well, to live without fear because we know in whom we believe.
Some things cannot be bought such as love, healing, truth or grace. Pastor David McDonald uses scripture from 2 Kings 5 and the healing of Naaman the Syrian to teach us about God's grace in a book about war and God's peace in a book about conflict.
Pastor David McDonald uses stories from the life of Hezekiah to explore the concept of knowing who you are, what you are worth and exercising caution with whom you share.
Today is the final installment of reading scripture aloud. As a church, we engage the book of Philippians. We will be hearing the Bible in the same way the ancient audiences to the scriptures would have heard it.
We continue in our activity of reading whole books of the Bible aloud. This time we are reading the book of Habakkuk. We will be hearing this book of the Bible in the same way the ancient audiences to the scriptures would have heard it.
Today, as a church, we engage in a fascinating activity as we read through the book of Colossians aloud. We will be hearing this book of the Bible in the same way the ancient audiences to the scriptures would have heard it.
God did not put us on earth to be "watchers". Pastor David McDonald talks about how we are to exercise the authority given us over the Earth. He encourages us to "tenderly" use authority in service with love and wisdom and sacrifice.
What does the birth of Jesus have to do with how to be human? Pastor David McDonald explores the true nature of power as demonstrated by the birth of a baby king. He reminds us we can be healed and we can be whole.
We are invited to be connected to Jesus in the dance between Father, Son and Holy Spirit - the dance of unity, love and self sacrifice. Pastor David McDonald explores the divinity of Jesus and how we fit. He offers ways for us to accept God's invitation and live differently in today's world.
Pastor Dave tackles the idea of Jesus being fully God and fully human at the same time. Then he uses this to encourage us to lift up our hopes, our desires, our dreams, our frustrations and our need to a God who understands and "gets it."
Pastor David McDonald wants us to understand some of the characteristics that are missing from our common understanding of God. He provides us seven ways the incarnation of Jesus shows us the nature of God. Jesus is empathetic, grace giving, forgiving, generous, loving, trusting and strong.
What do you do when you don't feel like you have gotten what you are promised or owed? Pastor David McDonald uses the Bible characters mentioned in Hebrews 11 to offer us a deeply inspiring message of hope. He provides us with six insightful truths to remember and pass on to others.
Guest pastor, Jim Mueller, addresses the concept of the Church on mission. His guiding questions are, "Who are we supposed to be and why do we do what we do?" He uses stories from his own life and parables to encourage us to make the mission personal and be the body of Christ.
Pastor David McDonald talks about Esther chapter 4, putting hope in our lives and others lives.
In honor of All Saint's Day, pastor David McDonald, addresses the concept of a cloud of witnesses. Using scripture from Hebrews, he raises the question "Who is the person of faith, generosity, obedience, or wisdom to you?
Guest speaker Robin Smith , shares with us insightful thoughts on how to live a life of victory with victory to spare. She shares stories of her ministry at the Refuge for Women in California, to encourage us to listen to truth - the voice that flows out of the Word of God. She addresses the question why do we settle for "less than" when we can have "more than"? She offers guidance on how we should use our "victory to spare" to offer victory to others.
Why aren't you growing spiritually if you serve in church, study your Bible, listen to teaching, etc? Pastor David McDonald addresses this concern with one answer. Prayer. He discusses what prayer is and what prayer does. He unpacks all of the components of The Lord's prayer to help us better understand prayer.
Pastor David McDonald uses the story of Samson to exhort us to fervently pray daily to God for the strength to stay in the fight to the end. God has all strength, power, and authority and will advocate for us.
Using the story of the tower of Babel, pastor David McDonald reminds us to live as sons and daughters of the living King. Our call from God is not to make names for ourselves but to live missionary lives. He tells us that God has given us everything we need for peace and healing. We are the first bulwark of God's solution, we are where healing begins.
Pastor David McDonald explores the concept of hearing the voice of God through various means including scriptures, the Holy Spirit, experiences and other people. He shares insightful biblical wisdom, heartfelt personal experiences, and practical knowledge.
Pastor David McDonald delivers a powerful, well thought out, well researched message on how to live lives controlled by the word of God in Isiah 41- fear not. His message includes how to be dream generators for others. He offers practical advice on how to mange our thoughts to overcome and rise above fear.
Pastor David McDonald uses the story of David the warrior, to challenge us to turn conflict into opportunity. He leads us in changing our mindsets from seeing life as a series of difficulties and challenges, into the mindset of here's a challenge, what are you going to do about it?
Pastor David McDonald looks into the life of Judas Iscariot to explore the concept of forgiveness. He looks at the possible relationship of Judas to his father. He uses this to guide us in evaluating how we live out forgiveness in our own lives.
Guest pastor Dr. Kory Knott, from Texas, invites us to remember how good we have it as God's children. He uses the story of King David's anointing and his delightful personal relevant anecdotes to reminds us what we are anointed for.
Guest speaker Joe Neal encourages us to have courage, watch where God is leading us, remember all that He has done, and know that he will rescue us.
Guest pastor Phil Stout addresses the concept of being still in knowing God using Psalm 46.
Guest pastor Codrigus Alexander reminds us that happiness depends on happenings while the joy of the Lord is permanent. He addresses getting the fullness of the joy of God on you side. He shares three truths: fret not, faint not, fear not and providing strategies and truths to cling to in these difficult days.
Becky Veydt steps in for pastor Dave this Sunday morning. She uses the analogy of walls to discuss the emotional barriers we put up to protect ourselves. She shares how these "walls" actually interfere with our relationship with God and others. She shares her prayer tools and insight for dealing with these walls.
Pastor David McDonald addresses how God's glory provides guiding light for our lives and offers 5 ways we can increase God's glory.
Pastor David McDonald uses the analogy of birth to discuss being consistent at overcoming obstacles as God forms us into useful vessels.
Pastor David McDonald discusses "Who is our neighbor?" and "What are our responsibilities towards our neighbor?"
Pastor David McDonald moves from the forgiveness story of David and Saul to 1 Corinthians 13 to define the process and show us the essential need we have to forgive and love our enemies.
Elder Jo Neill breaks down the Beatitudes and helps us to relate to them in our current times.
Pastor David McDonald explores how the topic of skin is addressed in the scriptures. He offers some ideas on how we should treat one another.
Pastor David McDonald addresses the question which times are we in anyway? And offers six ways the Lord would have us respond to these times.
Can worry add anything good to your life? Pastor David McDonald explores three different ways to look at Matthew 6:24-34 "So don't worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will bring its own worries. Today's trouble is enough for today.
Pastor David McDonald encourages us that there is hope for us in Jesus today by accepting His invitation to dance and exercise our God given gift of passion and grow big in the Spirit.
We continue David & Ben's special Sunday Live Streams of encouragement and hope during this time of challenge in our world. In this weeks episode Pastor Ben Redmond addresses the issue of our doubts with encouragement that Jesus provides hope in doubt.
In this week's message, pastor David McDonald speaks on 1st Corinthians 15. In addition, he addresses the faith journey of Jesus' brother, James, from unbeliever to being willing to die for his faith in Jesus.
In today's service, Pastor Ben Redmond addresses the angst in some of our hearts to get back to "normal". Ben looks to our Lord's address to his disciples as they encounter Him after the resurrection.
Life can sometimes be absurd. The stresses and pressures of being pulled in 1,000 directions, with no actual direction, make us feel like fools. We wonder if anything we do makes a difference, or if God even sees us, pays attention to us, or cares whether we survive. Join us in this episode as Westwinds Journey Pastor, Ben Redmond gives us more insights into the wonderful, weird, and wild world of Ezekiel: God’s furious, glorious prophet!
Life can sometimes be absurd. The stresses and pressures of being pulled in 1,000 directions, with no actual direction, make us feel like fools. We wonder if anything we do makes a difference, or if God even sees us, pays attention to us, or cares whether we survive. Join us this episode as Dr. David McDonald continues with our study of the wonderful, weird, and wild world of Ezekiel: God’s furious, glorious prophet!
Life can sometimes be absurd. The stresses and pressures of being pulled in 1,000 directions, with no actual direction, make us feel like fools. We wonder if anything we do makes a difference, or if God even sees us, pays attention to us, or cares whether we survive.
Join us this episode as Dr. David McDonald continues with our exploration of the wonderful, weird, and wild world of Ezekiel: God’s furious, glorious prophet!
Life can sometimes be absurd. The stresses and pressures of being pulled in 1,000 directions, with no actual direction, make us feel like fools. We wonder if anything we do makes a difference, or if God even sees us, pays attention to us, or cares whether we survive.
Welcome to the wonderful, weird, and wild world of Ezekiel: God’s furious, glorious prophet!
Welcome to the wonderful, weird, and wild world of Ezekiel: God’s furious, glorious prophet.
This Week Terri McGarry, Westwind's family pastor and counselor, explains how God will change our circumstances to change our heart.
Life can sometimes be absurd. The stresses and pressures of being pulled in 1,000 directions, with no actual direction, make us feel like fools. We wonder if anything we do makes a difference, or if God even sees us, pays attention to us, or cares whether we survive.
Welcome to the wonderful, weird, and wild world of Ezekiel: God’s furious, glorious prophet.
Life can sometimes be absurd. The stresses and pressures of being pulled in 1,000 directions, with no actual direction, make us feel like fools. We wonder if anything we do makes a difference, or if God even sees us, pays attention to us, or cares whether we survive.
Welcome to the wonderful, weird, and wild world of Ezekiel: God’s furious, glorious prophet
Week eleven of our series Give Life: the Provocation and Power of Jesus’ Teaching on Money. Luke 14:25-35
Week ten of our series Give Life: the Provocation and Power of Jesus’ Teaching on Money. Matthew 19:16-30
Week nine of our series Give Life: the Provocation and Power of Jesus’ Teaching on Money. John 12:1-8
Week eight of our series Give Life: the Provocation and Power of Jesus’ Teaching on Money. Luke 16:1-3
Week seven of our series Give Life: the Provocation and Power of Jesus’ Teaching on Money.
Week six of our series Give Life: the Provocation and Power of Jesus’ Teaching on Money. Luke 15:8-10
Week five of our series Give Life: the Provocation and Power of Jesus’ Teaching on Money. Luke 21:1-4
Week four of our series Give Life: the Provocation and Power of Jesus’ Teaching on Money. Matthew 25:14-30
Week three of our series Give Life: the Provocation and Power of Jesus’ Teaching on Money. Matthew 26:14-16
Week two of our series Give Life: the Provocation and Power of Jesus’ Teaching on Money. Matthew 17:24-27
Week one of our series Give Life: the Provocation and Power of Jesus’ Teaching on Money. Matthew 22:15-22
We've designed diagrams to help you increase the hope in your life. You can download a PDF of these diagrams here, to follow along with Dave. http://bit.ly/HopeBooklet
We've designed diagrams to help you increase the hope in your life. You can download a PDF of these diagrams here, to follow along with Dave. http://bit.ly/HopeBooklet
We've designed diagrams to help you increase the hope in your life. You can download a PDF of these diagrams here, to follow along with Dave. http://bit.ly/HopeBooklet
We've designed diagrams to help you increase the hope in your life. You can download a PDF of these diagrams here, to follow along with Dave. http://bit.ly/HopeBooklet
Elijah, 1 Kings 17:17-24, Isaiah 25:7-8, John 10:10-11, 2 Corinthians 5:17 & 4:6-10, Revelation 21:5
This is the start of a three week series breaking down what it means to Shadow God, Build the Church, and Heal the World.
Ben concludes our teaching on the Old Testament with an examination of Maccabees, a non-canonical historical event between the Old and New Testaments.
This is the story of Joshua. Sometimes we need to move on, move through, or move around the obstacles in our path. God can guide you through all of these.
This episode covers the saga of God's people wandering in the wilderness, from the book of Numbers. Do you want to set up camp in your hurts, or start getting better?
This sermon covers the start of God's promise to Abraham. God can work through broken people. Yes, even you.
This message introduces a new series at Westwinds which covers the Old Testament of the Bible.