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Westside Family Church is a dynamic, fast growing church-family that is a great place to grow in your faith. You are invited to be a part of what God is doing at Westside!
Westside is all about loving Jesus, becoming like Jesus, sharing Jesus.
Westside is committed to sharing the timeless truth of the Bible in a culturally relevant and practical manner. Westside’s weekend teaching style is authentic, applicable to real life, and creatively dynamic in presentation. We are innovating breakthrough approaches to help our members take their next steps of faith and maturity. Above all, Westside is focused on Jesus and remains strongly anchored to biblical truth.
Israel repeated this same cycle over and over again through the stories of the judges, Kings, and prophets.
Israel repeated this same cycle over and over again through the stories of the judges, Kings, and prophets.
Israel repeated this same cycle over and over again through the stories of the judges, Kings, and prophets.
Israel repeated this same cycle over and over again through the stories of the judges, Kings, and prophets.
Israel repeated this same cycle over and over again through the stories of the judges, Kings, and prophets.
Israel repeated this same cycle over and over again through the stories of the judges, Kings, and prophets.
Israel repeated this same cycle over and over again through the stories of the judges, Kings, and prophets.
Israel repeated this same cycle over and over again through the stories of the judges, Kings, and prophets.
The Story begins with light marred by darkness. Into that darkness, God comes to us with the light of redemption.
The Story begins with light marred by darkness. Into that darkness, God comes to us with the light of redemption.
The Story begins with light marred by darkness. Into that darkness, God comes to us with the light of redemption.
The Story begins with light marred by darkness. Into that darkness, God comes to us with the light of redemption.
The Story begins with light marred by darkness. Into that darkness, God comes to us with the light of redemption.
The Story begins with light marred by darkness. Into that darkness, God comes to us with the light of redemption.
This two weeks is the set up for the year long journey of “The Story.” Anything you are spending a year doing is worth two weeks of prep!
This two weeks is the set up for the year long journey of “The Story.” Anything you are spending a year doing is worth two weeks of prep!
The first chapter of Colossians includes a prayer for the church (9-12) and a hymn (doxology) about the supremacy of Jesus (15-20). It is powerful to note that the prayer parallels the main points of the hymn, and is essentially a request to experience the fullness of life that can be found in the Supreme Jesus. In other words, the supremacy of Jesus isn’t just something we can know about, it is something that we can participate in.
The first chapter of Colossians includes a prayer for the church (9-12) and a hymn (doxology) about the supremacy of Jesus (15-20). It is powerful to note that the prayer parallels the main points of the hymn, and is essentially a request to experience the fullness of life that can be found in the Supreme Jesus. In other words, the supremacy of Jesus isn’t just something we can know about, it is something that we can participate in.
The first chapter of Colossians includes a prayer for the church (9-12) and a hymn (doxology) about the supremacy of Jesus (15-20). It is powerful to note that the prayer parallels the main points of the hymn, and is essentially a request to experience the fullness of life that can be found in the Supreme Jesus. In other words, the supremacy of Jesus isn’t just something we can know about, it is something that we can participate in.
You were born on purpose and with a purpose. God has a custom-designed part for you to play in His mission. Nothing is more important, but most people miss it. In this series, we’ll discover five simple practices that will put us right in the middle of what God is doing where we live, work, and play. These five missional practices are designed to bless the places and people in your life. As you begin to live out B.L.E.S.S., you will not only discover your own mission in life, but that you are changing the world around you.
You were born on purpose and with a purpose. God has a custom-designed part for you to play in His mission. Nothing is more important, but most people miss it. In this series, we’ll discover five simple practices that will put us right in the middle of what God is doing where we live, work, and play. These five missional practices are designed to bless the places and people in your life. As you begin to live out B.L.E.S.S., you will not only discover your own mission in life, but that you are changing the world around you.
You were born on purpose and with a purpose. God has a custom-designed part for you to play in His mission. Nothing is more important, but most people miss it. In this series, we’ll discover five simple practices that will put us right in the middle of what God is doing where we live, work, and play. These five missional practices are designed to bless the places and people in your life. As you begin to live out B.L.E.S.S., you will not only discover your own mission in life, but that you are changing the world around you.
You were born on purpose and with a purpose. God has a custom-designed part for you to play in His mission. Nothing is more important, but most people miss it. In this series, we’ll discover five simple practices that will put us right in the middle of what God is doing where we live, work, and play. These five missional practices are designed to bless the places and people in your life. As you begin to live out B.L.E.S.S., you will not only discover your own mission in life, but that you are changing the world around you.
You were born on purpose and with a purpose. God has a custom-designed part for you to play in His mission. Nothing is more important, but most people miss it. In this series, we’ll discover five simple practices that will put us right in the middle of what God is doing where we live, work, and play. These five missional practices are designed to bless the places and people in your life. As you begin to live out B.L.E.S.S., you will not only discover your own mission in life, but that you are changing the world around you.
You were born on purpose and with a purpose. God has a custom-designed part for you to play in His mission. Nothing is more important, but most people miss it. In this series, we’ll discover five simple practices that will put us right in the middle of what God is doing where we live, work, and play. These five missional practices are designed to bless the places and people in your life. As you begin to live out B.L.E.S.S., you will not only discover your own mission in life, but that you are changing the world around you.
Each of us spends our lives on a journey toward God. Yet often our most deeply felt longings - for meaning, for love, for significance - end up leading us away from, instead of toward, our Creator and the person he made us to be.
Each of us spends our lives on a journey toward God. Yet often our most deeply felt longings - for meaning, for love, for significance - end up leading us away from, instead of toward, our Creator and the person he made us to be.
Each of us spends our lives on a journey toward God. Yet often our most deeply felt longings - for meaning, for love, for significance - end up leading us away from, instead of toward, our Creator and the person he made us to be.
Each of us spends our lives on a journey toward God. Yet often our most deeply felt longings - for meaning, for love, for significance - end up leading us away from, instead of toward, our Creator and the person he made us to be.
Each of us spends our lives on a journey toward God. Yet often our most deeply felt longings - for meaning, for love, for significance - end up leading us away from, instead of toward, our Creator and the person he made us to be.
Church is not a building; it’s a body. Church is not a program; it’s a people. Church is not an event; it’s everybody on a everyday mission that includes every area of life. As the Westside family expands our “home,” we’ll remember that people are “the house of God.” It’s impossible to “go to Church” because we are the church.
Church is not a building; it’s a body. Church is not a program; it’s a people. Church is not an event; it’s everybody on a everyday mission that includes every area of life. As the Westside family expands our “home,” we’ll remember that people are “the house of God.” It’s impossible to “go to Church” because we are the church.
Church is not a building; it’s a body. Church is not a program; it’s a people. Church is not an event; it’s everybody on a everyday mission that includes every area of life. As the Westside family expands our “home,” we’ll remember that people are “the house of God.” It’s impossible to “go to Church” because we are the church.
Church is not a building; it’s a body. Church is not a program; it’s a people. Church is not an event; it’s everybody on a everyday mission that includes every area of life. As the Westside family expands our “home,” we’ll remember that people are “the house of God.” It’s impossible to “go to Church” because we are the church.
Church is not a building; it’s a body. Church is not a program; it’s a people. Church is not an event; it’s everybody on a everyday mission that includes every area of life. As the Westside family expands our “home,” we’ll remember that people are “the house of God.” It’s impossible to “go to Church” because we are the church.
21st Christianity is way messed up on its theology of trouble. We have come to believe that trouble means God is punishing us. Or that God is mad at us. Or that God has left us. Or that God plays favorites - and we are no longer on the good list!
21st Christianity is way messed up on its theology of trouble. We have come to believe that trouble means God is punishing us. Or that God is mad at us. Or that God has left us. Or that God plays favorites - and we are no longer on the good list!
21st Christianity is way messed up on its theology of trouble. We have come to believe that trouble means God is punishing us. Or that God is mad at us. Or that God has left us. Or that God plays favorites - and we are no longer on the good list!
21st Christianity is way messed up on its theology of trouble. We have come to believe that trouble means God is punishing us. Or that God is mad at us. Or that God has left us. Or that God plays favorites - and we are no longer on the good list!
21st Christianity is way messed up on its theology of trouble. We have come to believe that trouble means God is punishing us. Or that God is mad at us. Or that God has left us. Or that God plays favorites - and we are no longer on the good list!
21st Christianity is way messed up on its theology of trouble. We have come to believe that trouble means God is punishing us. Or that God is mad at us. Or that God has left us. Or that God plays favorites - and we are no longer on the good list!
21st Christianity is way messed up on its theology of trouble. We have come to believe that trouble means God is punishing us. Or that God is mad at us. Or that God has left us. Or that God plays favorites - and we are no longer on the good list!
21st Christianity is way messed up on its theology of trouble. We have come to believe that trouble means God is punishing us. Or that God is mad at us. Or that God has left us. Or that God plays favorites - and we are no longer on the good list!
God makes all things new! He continually does a new work in us. He continually makes us into a new creation. He shows us new truths and gives us new insights. He is the God of the new!
If God is so good at new - why do our leaders, our vision and our methods all seem to become old?
What if the Church is 8 years old. It has been based from the start on three questions:
what if the church prayed together?
what if the church served together?
what if the church believed together?
Every movement needs renewal from time to time. Learning how to embrace the new while hanging on the the principles we believe in is essential to every aspect of life. In Acts 16 - halfway through this book - this viral movement called the church takes on the new - with new prayer, new service and new boldness in sharing their faith.
God makes all things new! He continually does a new work in us. He continually makes us into a new creation. He shows us new truths and gives us new insights. He is the God of the new!
If God is so good at new - why do our leaders, our vision and our methods all seem to become old?
What if the Church is 8 years old. It has been based from the start on three questions:
what if the church prayed together?
what if the church served together?
what if the church believed together?
Every movement needs renewal from time to time. Learning how to embrace the new while hanging on the the principles we believe in is essential to every aspect of life. In Acts 16 - halfway through this book - this viral movement called the church takes on the new - with new prayer, new service and new boldness in sharing their faith.
God makes all things new! He continually does a new work in us. He continually makes us into a new creation. He shows us new truths and gives us new insights. He is the God of the new!
If God is so good at new - why do our leaders, our vision and our methods all seem to become old?
What if the Church is 8 years old. It has been based from the start on three questions:
what if the church prayed together?
what if the church served together?
what if the church believed together?
Every movement needs renewal from time to time. Learning how to embrace the new while hanging on the the principles we believe in is essential to every aspect of life. In Acts 16 - halfway through this book - this viral movement called the church takes on the new - with new prayer, new service and new boldness in sharing their faith.
We live in a world of conflict. Yet most of us are equipped only with the conflict skills we learned as a child from our parents. Jesus teaches a different way to handle conflict - and His followers must use and model it! He shows us how to move from rule based living to principle based living.
We live in a world of conflict. Yet most of us are equipped only with the conflict skills we learned as a child from our parents. Jesus teaches a different way to handle conflict - and His followers must use and model it! He shows us how to move from rule based living to principle based living.
We live in a world of conflict. Yet most of us are equipped only with the conflict skills we learned as a child from our parents. Jesus teaches a different way to handle conflict - and His followers must use and model it! He shows us how to move from rule based living to principle based living.
We live in a world of conflict. Yet most of us are equipped only with the conflict skills we learned as a child from our parents. Jesus teaches a different way to handle conflict - and His followers must use and model it! He shows us how to move from rule based living to principle based living.
We live in a world of conflict. Yet most of us are equipped only with the conflict skills we learned as a child from our parents. Jesus teaches a different way to handle conflict - and His followers must use and model it! He shows us how to move from rule based living to principle based living.
There are few places where 21st century theology is as messed up as it is about miracles. The same was true for many in the 1st century. Can we expect God to have a miraculous answer to every prayer we pray? Do miracles happen at all? Where is the balance?
Most of us have no strategy at all when it comes to marriage. We want to survive. We have no idea how to thrive.
Jesus is not an add on. He is a game changer! When he have a divine encounter with Him, and then allow Him to continue to speak into our lives, change becomes the norm! And it spreads like wildfire!
Jesus is not an add on. He is a game changer! When he have a divine encounter with Him, and then allow Him to continue to speak into our lives, change becomes the norm! And it spreads like wildfire!
Jesus is not an add on. He is a game changer! When he have a divine encounter with Him, and then allow Him to continue to speak into our lives, change becomes the norm! And it spreads like wildfire!
Jesus is not an add on. He is a game changer! When he have a divine encounter with Him, and then allow Him to continue to speak into our lives, change becomes the norm! And it spreads like wildfire!
First century Christ Followers were radical! Are we radical Christ Followers in the 21st century? We must follow hard after Jesus. That includes a willingness to reproduce, to speak up and to be different!
First century Christ Followers were radical! Are we radical Christ Followers in the 21st century? We must follow hard after Jesus. That includes a willingness to reproduce, to speak up and to be different!
First century Christ Followers were radical! Are we radical Christ Followers in the 21st century? We must follow hard after Jesus. That includes a willingness to reproduce, to speak up and to be different!
The best one word definition of Jesus I can come with is that Jesus is more! And Jesus has more for those who will commit to continually seek Him.
Jesus story did not end with the Gospels. The book of Acts is still the story of Jesus, living in and through His Church...in other words it’s Jesus in action.
And the Jesus story is still being written. He wants to write us into that story as we seek Him more and more.
In this series, we’ll explore Jesus as Healer, Encourager, Salvation, Source, and Hero in and through us!
The best one word definition of Jesus I can come with is that Jesus is more! And Jesus has more for those who will commit to continually seek Him.
Jesus story did not end with the Gospels. The book of Acts is still the story of Jesus, living in and through His Church...in other words it’s Jesus in action.
And the Jesus story is still being written. He wants to write us into that story as we seek Him more and more.
In this series, we’ll explore Jesus as Healer, Encourager, Salvation, Source, and Hero in and through us!
In this series, we’ll explore Jesus as Healer, Encourager, Salvation, Source, and Hero in and through us!
The best one word definition of Jesus I can come with is that Jesus is more! And Jesus has more for those who will commit to continually seek Him.
Jesus story did not end with the Gospels. The book of Acts is still the story of Jesus, living in and through His Church...in other words it’s Jesus in action.
And the Jesus story is still being written. He wants to write us into that story as we seek Him more and more.
In this series, we’ll explore Jesus as Healer, Encourager, Salvation, Source, and Hero in and through us!
The best one word definition of Jesus I can come with is that Jesus is more! And Jesus has more for those who will commit to continually seek Him.
Jesus story did not end with the Gospels. The book of Acts is still the story of Jesus, living in and through His Church...in other words it’s Jesus in action.
And the Jesus story is still being written. He wants to write us into that story as we seek Him more and more.
In this series, we’ll explore Jesus as Healer, Encourager, Salvation, Source, and Hero in and through us!
There is a recurring theme through the book of Acts. Time and time again, they retell the story of Jesus. Of his birth. Of his life. Of his death. Of his resurrection. Nothing can stay viral if it does not live in reminder mode.
There is a recurring theme through the book of Acts. Time and time again, they retell the story of Jesus. Of his birth. Of his life. Of his death. Of his resurrection. Nothing can stay viral if it does not live in reminder mode.
There is a recurring theme through the book of Acts. Time and time again, they retell the story of Jesus. Of his birth. Of his life. Of his death. Of his resurrection. Nothing can stay viral if it does not live in reminder mode.
There is a recurring theme through the book of Acts. Time and time again, they retell the story of Jesus. Of his birth. Of his life. Of his death. Of his resurrection. Nothing can stay viral if it does not live in reminder mode.
The disciples were quite familiar with being wowed by Jesus in the three years that they followed Him. They had seen Him in action! But now that He was gone, much of that wow factor had disappeared. They gather 120 Christ Followers and pray and wait for weeks.
Then Pentecost came - and they see Jesus in a brand new way. They see Jesus working in and through and beyond them. The visual factor came back. Would it be just for that day?
By the time a few months had passed, their expectation was renewed. They began to see Jesus in everyday life. The wow factor was back to stay - because they were still walking with and following Jesus. They were experiencing Jesus! They were experiencing doing life with Jesus in the Spirit - and seeing Him work in them and through them and beyond them every day!
The disciples were quite familiar with being wowed by Jesus in the three years that they followed Him. They had seen Him in action! But now that He was gone, much of that wow factor had disappeared. They gather 120 Christ Followers and pray and wait for weeks.
Then Pentecost came - and they see Jesus in a brand new way. They see Jesus working in and through and beyond them. The visual factor came back. Would it be just for that day?
By the time a few months had passed, their expectation was renewed. They began to see Jesus in everyday life. The wow factor was back to stay - because they were still walking with and following Jesus. They were experiencing Jesus! They were experiencing doing life with Jesus in the Spirit - and seeing Him work in them and through them and beyond them every day!
The disciples were quite familiar with being wowed by Jesus in the three years that they followed Him. They had seen Him in action! But now that He was gone, much of that wow factor had disappeared. They gather 120 Christ Followers and pray and wait for weeks.
Then Pentecost came - and they see Jesus in a brand new way. They see Jesus working in and through and beyond them. The visual factor came back. Would it be just for that day?
By the time a few months had passed, their expectation was renewed. They began to see Jesus in everyday life. The wow factor was back to stay - because they were still walking with and following Jesus. They were experiencing Jesus! They were experiencing doing life with Jesus in the Spirit - and seeing Him work in them and through them and beyond them every day!
The disciples were quite familiar with being wowed by Jesus in the three years that they followed Him. They had seen Him in action! But now that He was gone, much of that wow factor had disappeared. They gather 120 Christ Followers and pray and wait for weeks.
Then Pentecost came - and they see Jesus in a brand new way. They see Jesus working in and through and beyond them. The visual factor came back. Would it be just for that day?
By the time a few months had passed, their expectation was renewed. They began to see Jesus in everyday life. The wow factor was back to stay - because they were still walking with and following Jesus. They were experiencing Jesus! They were experiencing doing life with Jesus in the Spirit - and seeing Him work in them and through them and beyond them every day!
We can learn to see Jesus everyday day. See what God is doing in your world – in you, through you and beyond you – and join Him in it.
In Acts chapter 2, the first church grows from a small congregation of 120 to a megachurch of 3000 overnight! How did they handle that growth? How did they assimilate 3000 new believers? How did they stay balanced and healthy enough to continue to grow.
The even bigger questions is how did they manage to grow close? They are a group of rag tag followers of Christ at the beginning of Acts 1. By the end of Acts 2 - only a few months later - they have become a community, a family of families.
The early church had four devotions - four practices if you will - that they were totally committed to and from which everything they did flowed.
In Acts chapter 2, the first church grows from a small congregation of 120 to a megachurch of 3000 overnight! How did they handle that growth? How did they assimilate 3000 new believers? How did they stay balanced and healthy enough to continue to grow.
The even bigger questions is how did they manage to grow close? They are a group of rag tag followers of Christ at the beginning of Acts 1. By the end of Acts 2 - only a few months later - they have become a community, a family of families.
The early church had four devotions - four practices if you will - that they were totally committed to and from which everything they did flowed.
In Acts chapter 2, the first church grows from a small congregation of 120 to a megachurch of 3000 overnight! How did they handle that growth? How did they assimilate 3000 new believers? How did they stay balanced and healthy enough to continue to grow.
The even bigger questions is how did they manage to grow close? They are a group of rag tag followers of Christ at the beginning of Acts 1. By the end of Acts 2 - only a few months later - they have become a community, a family of families.
The early church had four devotions - four practices if you will - that they were totally committed to and from which everything they did flowed.
In Acts chapter 2, the first church grows from a small congregation of 120 to a megachurch of 3000 overnight! How did they handle that growth? How did they assimilate 3000 new believers? How did they stay balanced and healthy enough to continue to grow.
The even bigger questions is how did they manage to grow close? They are a group of rag tag followers of Christ at the beginning of Acts 1. By the end of Acts 2 - only a few months later - they have become a community, a family of families.
The early church had four devotions - four practices if you will - that they were totally committed to and from which everything they did flowed.
In Acts chapter 2, the first church grows from a small congregation of 120 to a megachurch of 3000 overnight! How did they handle that growth? How did they assimilate 3000 new believers? How did they stay balanced and healthy enough to continue to grow.
The even bigger questions is how did they manage to grow close? They are a group of rag tag followers of Christ at the beginning of Acts 1. By the end of Acts 2 - only a few months later - they have become a community, a family of families.
The early church had four devotions - four practices if you will - that they were totally committed to and from which everything they did flowed.
The book of Acts is the history of the early church and of the gospel gone viral. From the 11 disciples to 120 followers to a church of 10,000 to churches planted in Mediterranean, the gospel of Jesus literally changes an entire region of the world.
The book of Acts is the history of the early church and of the gospel gone viral. From the 11 disciples to 120 followers to a church of 10,000 to churches planted in Mediterranean, the gospel of Jesus literally changes an entire region of the world.
The book of Acts is the history of the early church and of the gospel gone viral. From the 11 disciples to 120 followers to a church of 10,000 to churches planted in Mediterranean, the gospel of Jesus literally changes an entire region of the world.
The book of Acts is the history of the early church and of the gospel gone viral. From the 11 disciples to 120 followers to a church of 10,000 to churches planted in Mediterranean, the gospel of Jesus literally changes an entire region of the world.
The book of Acts is the history of the early church and of the gospel gone viral. From the 11 disciples to 120 followers to a church of 10,000 to churches planted in Mediterranean, the gospel of Jesus literally changes an entire region of the world.
The book of Acts is the history of the early church and of the gospel gone viral. From the 11 disciples to 120 followers to a church of 10,000 to churches planted in Mediterranean, the gospel of Jesus literally changes an entire region of the world.
What does it look like when Jesus gets loose in us? What character changes does He make? What fruit does He produce? How will I become more like Jesus? How will I know that I am becoming more like Jesus?
What does it look like when Jesus gets loose in us? What character changes does He make? What fruit does He produce? How will I become more like Jesus? How will I know that I am becoming more like Jesus?
What does it look like when Jesus gets loose in us? What character changes does He make? What fruit does He produce? How will I become more like Jesus? How will I know that I am becoming more like Jesus?
What does it look like when Jesus gets loose in us? What character changes does He make? What fruit does He produce? How will I become more like Jesus? How will I know that I am becoming more like Jesus?
What does it look like when Jesus gets loose in us? What character changes does He make? What fruit does He produce? How will I become more like Jesus? How will I know that I am becoming more like Jesus?
What does it look like when Jesus gets loose in us? What character changes does He make? What fruit does He produce? How will I become more like Jesus? How will I know that I am becoming more like Jesus?
What does it look like when Jesus gets loose in us? What character changes does He make? What fruit does He produce? How will I become more like Jesus? How will I know that I am becoming more like Jesus?
What does it look like when Jesus gets loose in us? What character changes does He make? What fruit does He produce? How will I become more like Jesus? How will I know that I am becoming more like Jesus?
What does it look like when Jesus gets loose in us? What character changes does He make? What fruit does He produce? How will I become more like Jesus? How will I know that I am becoming more like Jesus?
What what happen if individual churches believed together, prayed together, served together? What would happen if we talked more about THE church instead of individual churches?
What what happen if individual churches believed together, prayed together, served together? What would happen if we talked more about THE church instead of individual churches?
What what happen if individual churches believed together, prayed together, served together? What would happen if we talked more about THE church instead of individual churches?
The gospel of John is wrapped up with a quick preview of the big responsibilities that God has for us. One is to win the lost - to be fishers of men. The other is to care for the Christ follower - to feed the saved.
The gospel of John is wrapped up with a quick preview of the big responsibilities that God has for us. One is to win the lost - to be fishers of men. The other is to care for the Christ follower - to feed the saved.
The gospel of John is wrapped up with a quick preview of the big responsibilities that God has for us. One is to win the lost - to be fishers of men. The other is to care for the Christ follower - to feed the saved.
God wants us to become holy. Holy simply means more like Jesus. To get there, God will test us; He will kill us; He will raise us. It is the only way to holiness. It is the only way to become more like Jesus.
God wants us to become holy. Holy simply means more like Jesus. To get there, God will test us; He will kill us; He will raise us. It is the only way to holiness. It is the only way to become more like Jesus.
God wants us to become holy. Holy simply means more like Jesus. To get there, God will test us; He will kill us; He will raise us. It is the only way to holiness. It is the only way to become more like Jesus.
In this series we will learn to pray with boldness, dream big, think legacy and give in ways to extend and use our influence for Christ.
In this series we will learn to pray with boldness, dream big, think legacy and give in ways to extend and use our influence for Christ.
In this series we will learn to pray with boldness, dream big, think legacy and give in ways to extend and use our influence for Christ.
In this series we will learn to pray with boldness, dream big, think legacy and give in ways to extend and use our influence for Christ.
Jesus knew that his death, resurrection and ascension into Heaven were at hand. He had an amazing plan for all of His followers - a plan that meant they would never be alone without Him. That plan was to send the Holy Spirit. b
Jesus knew that his death, resurrection and ascension into Heaven were at hand. He had an amazing plan for all of His followers - a plan that meant they would never be alone without Him. That plan was to send the Holy Spirit.
Jesus knew that his death, resurrection and ascension into Heaven were at hand. He had an amazing plan for all of His followers - a plan that meant they would never be alone without Him. That plan was to send the Holy Spirit.
Jesus knew that his death, resurrection and ascension into Heaven were at hand. He had an amazing plan for all of His followers - a plan that meant they would never be alone without Him. That plan was to send the Holy Spirit.
Jesus knew that his death, resurrection and ascension into Heaven were at hand. He had an amazing plan for all of His followers - a plan that meant they would never be alone without Him. That plan was to send the Holy Spirit.
Jesus knew that his death, resurrection and ascension into Heaven were at hand. He had an amazing plan for all of His followers - a plan that meant they would never be alone without Him. That plan was to send the Holy Spirit.
Jesus knew that his death, resurrection and ascension into Heaven were at hand. He had an amazing plan for all of His followers - a plan that meant they would never be alone without Him. That plan was to send the Holy Spirit.
Following Christ is not about doing - it is about being. We must learn to be in Him - to abide in Him. He invites us to live in Him, to remain in Him, to define our entire existence in Him. And when we do, He produces fruit in and through us!
Following Christ is not about doing - it is about being. We must learn to be in Him - to abide in Him. He invites us to live in Him, to remain in Him, to define our entire existence in Him. And when we do, He produces fruit in and through us!
Following Christ is not about doing - it is about being. We must learn to be in Him - to abide in Him. He invites us to live in Him, to remain in Him, to define our entire existence in Him. And when we do, He produces fruit in and through us!
Following Christ is not about doing - it is about being. We must learn to be in Him - to abide in Him. He invites us to live in Him, to remain in Him, to define our entire existence in Him. And when we do, He produces fruit in and through us!
Following Christ is not about doing - it is about being. We must learn to be in Him - to abide in Him. He invites us to live in Him, to remain in Him, to define our entire existence in Him. And when we do, He produces fruit in and through us!
Following Christ is not about doing - it is about being. We must learn to be in Him - to abide in Him. He invites us to live in Him, to remain in Him, to define our entire existence in Him. And when we do, He produces fruit in and through us!