7West Church Podcast

Jesus is our example to follow. The problem is that we can become more reliant on ourselves than on God. In this episode, we'll see 2 adjustments to make to better follow God’s lead.

Good and evil coexist since the Fall. The problem is that the enemy is deceptive, disguising evil for good. In this episode, we'll learn to look out and be on guard against the coming Antichrist.

Jesus will return. The problem is that each day Jesus doesn’t return can make us less anticipatory of His return. In this episode, we'll see a couple of reasons why it is so important to anticipate Jesus’ return.

We’re meant to become more like Jesus, daily. The problem is that sanctification requires participation. In this episode, we'll learn 4 ways to participate in the process to be sanctified.

We all know the value of preparation for the important things. Jesus and His apostles warned people to prepare for the afterlife. In this episode, we'll see how to prepare for the afterlife.

The afterlife carries some of life’s greatest questions. The problem is that the afterlife also carries some of life’s greatest anxieties. In this episode, we'll see how to be encouraged about the afterlife.

The church shines Jesus’ light in the culture. The problem is that the church must figure out how to engage with the culture. In this episode, we'll see 2 keys to engaging the culture.

Ongoing faith requires perseverance. The problem is that perseverance isn’t a showy action. In this episode, we'll see several effects that build up the church when believers persevere through faith in Christ.

Moms are pioneers. The problem is that women pioneers are rarely written about in the Bible. In this episode, we'll see 3 examples to follow from the early Church (Lydia, Junia and Phoebe). So, dear Ms. Disrupter, keep pioneering.

Jesus has a perfect, winning record. The problem is that the Jesus mission may appear stalled. In this episode, we'll see several reasons why the Jesus mission won’t return empty.

The gospel of Jesus Christ must advance. The problem is that Christians face barriers to advancing the gospel. In this episode, we'll experience how to thank God for disrupters by looking at several encouraging words that the apostle Paul gave to the church in Thessalonica.

God has a Plan for Jewish People. “For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans for welfare, and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope. Then you will call upon me and come and pray to me, and I will hear you. You will seek me and find me, when you seek me with all your heart. I will be found by you, declares the Lord, and I will restore your fortunes and gather you from al...

We are under Christ’s authority. The problem is that we need to live differently. In this episode, we'll learn to live in His presence.

Jesus is alive. The evidence includes: The Empty Tomb (Matthew 27:62-66; Jn 20:1-4) The Untouched Clothes (John 20:5-7) The Divine Encounter (John 20:11-18)  All of the evidence in the world means nothing without faith. In this episode, we'll look at the question of why does the resurrection of Jesus Christ matter?

Holy Week began on Palm Sunday. The reality is that Holy Week shouldn’t be the only time we focus on Holy Week. In this episode, we'll see why it's so important to believe like every week is Holy Week.

The Bible is relevant for today. The problem is that most people don’t learn from mistakes people have already made. In this episode, we'll learn from Nabal and Abigail, two characters who show us lessons from the Bible.

“And what does the Lord require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God.” (Micah 6:8). In this episode, Pastor Joe will address the horrific attack on Temple Israel on March 12, 2026 by talking about how the church needs to respond.

With 8.3 billion people in the world, there’s always an audience  watching you. The question is are we focusing on the right audience? In this episode, David focused on an audience of One. We'll see several outcomes how he did that.

God responds to us. The reality is that we must interact with God as if He’ll respond. In this episode, we'll see several reasons why you can expect God to respond to you.

God alone brings people to deliverance. The starting point for deliverance is despair. David the Commander helped usher God’s deliverance. In this episode, we'll learn how Jesus is the True Commander to worship.

David had a unique mission to carry out. The problem is that David’s mission hit an unfortunate roadblock. In this episode, we'll see how God supports us when we are in survival-mode.

Old Testament saints found Jesus. The problem is that Jesus didn’t come until 2,000 years later. In this episode, we'll see why and how Jonathan pointed to Jesus.

The Holy Spirit is unfettered. The problem is that many of us rationalize the Holy Spirit. In this episode, we'll see several overtakings of the Holy Spirit on people and see why we should respect the Holy Spirit.

We serve a relational God. The problem is that we experience relational hurt. In this episode, we'll have an chance to learn from David and Saul’s relational differences.

God wants us to develop soft hearts and thick skin. The problem is that we tend to develop thick hearts and soft skin. In this episode, we'll see how God helped David endure hardship.