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Now that we have walked through three chapters of Paul explaining, who we are in Christ, it’s now time for him to turn the page as he begins to ask us some serious questions on HOW we live for Christ. At the end of the day, God has gifted all of us. He has put gifts inside every single person to help bring unity and show the truth about the love of Christ. The question remains.. will we walk in a...

Now that we have walked through three chapters of Paul explaining, who we are in Christ, it’s now time for him to turn the page as he begins to ask us some serious questions on HOW we live for Christ. At the end of the day, God has gifted all of us. He has put gifts inside every single person to help bring unity and show the truth about the love of Christ. The question remains.. will we walk in a...

A quick recap of why GRACE is what we need today and why confession and repentance still have a place in our lives today in the Christian walk.

In this talk Ps. Lukas breaks down the impact of sin, the beauty and grace of the saviour and why we wrestle with the tension of worldly and Godly in our own Christian walk. God’s grace is endless and it’s out of that grace that He calls you to good works. This is a must-listen!

3 simple, practical tips on growing closer and becoming more aware of the Holy Spirit in your life. Take 10 mins and enjoy this deep dive!

In this sermon, we talk about the one part of the trinity that for some makes us uncomfortable. Yet why is that? Why do we get anxious when we are talking about the Holy Ghost? Why do we avoid Acts 2 and talking about speaking in tongues? The Holy Spirit is your greatest guide and a promised seal that comes at salvation. The Holy Spirit is essential in the Christian walk. There is NOTHING to be sc...

“Is that true?” A simple and profound question that seems to pop up daily in everyone's mind in today’s world. Truth to many is a relative term but Jesus constantly spoke in absolutes and He was more than suggesting ideas that “could be true”. He in fact pointed to himself as truth. Similar to the story we read together, we have all asked ourselves (and Jesus) that difficult deep question, what is...

Our minds and hearts often drift towards the thought of eternity. We are constantly thinking about what happens after death, what happens when this is all over and not just WHAT.. but how do I get to heaven if it's real? The issue with the question is not our desire to be with Jesus forever, but the idea that we need to do something or have something to get there. Jesus points out to the rich youn...

Grab a coffee and enjoy some extra thoughts on a specific point made from our last message. There is nothing easy about going through a storm. Sometimes we don’t understand why we were in it in the first place. Whatever you may be facing, let's take a moment and deep dive into what it means to trust God in the midst of the storm.

Diving into a new series, we go from tackling questions Jesus asks us, to questions we ask Jesus. Every person has looked up to the sky asking, “God do you even care about me?” We all face valleys and storms and find ourselves in moments of complete total despair and in those moments we want to know somebody is looking out for us. The easy answer is, of course Jesus cares… he died for us! The real...

Grab a coffee and enjoy some extra thoughts on a specific point made from our last message. There are two things that can easily become obstacles in our faith. Going with the cultural crowd and only doing what seems comfortable. The hard truth is God calls us out of the crowd to be salt and light, and into uncomfortable faith filled moments. That is where He does His best work.

The best of the Westshore is at the 6ix, Ps. Adam Browett takes time to walk us through the story of Blind Bartimaeus. Adam unpacks a powerful and personal question that Jesus asks the blind beggar, “What do you want me to do for you?” The real power behind the story is what it took for Blind Bart to be face to face with the one who would heal him, restore him and send him on his way in a life fol...

Grab a coffee and enjoy some extra thoughts on a specific point made from our last message.  This week’s Sunday recap we take a deep dive into the idea that busyness might be our biggest burden to spiritual growth. How Millennials and younger people aren’t one big lazy stereotype but how the real tension is learning to work hard, sabbath, understand it’s the gospel that brings it all together.

In week number 4 of our series questions Jesus asked, Ps. Lukas unpacks the context to what at first glance is a bit of an awkward sounding question. In a matter of moments, Jesus brings faith, healing and identity to the two people who reached out and asked for help. The question we need to ask is not if Jesus can heal, or wants to help, but are we so busy in our own life, that we have forgotten...

When we think about Easter, we are so excited to celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus because we know the end of the story! He’s defeated death, it is finished! Yet, for most people close to Jesus, all they knew was Jesus had been crucified. In fact this easter we look at a story where two men literally walked with Jesus on the road and were still caught up in their sorrow. The question we need to...

When we talk about healing it comes with all sorts of nuance. “How am I healed? Does God choose some people not to be healed?” Or the big question we always ask ourselves, “do I have enough faith to be healed?” In this week's message Ps. Lukas breaks down the question Jesus asks a man who has been a parapalegic for 38 years, “do you want to be well?”. Get ready because Jesus is going to shift your...

A brand new sermon series for a brand new month and it's all about questions. Even Jesus, who knows all, took time and asked question in specific circumstances. Here he asks what is truly an unavoidable question for all of us. At the end of the day, we all have to take time and wrestle with who Jesus is, and who do we say that He is in our life? Is he Lord? Is he a liar or lunatic? The heaviness i...

As Jesus ends his sermon, so does our sermon series, and he finishes in a way only Jesus can. His warning is simple, listen and practice as you will be like a wise builder, or don’t, and become a fool. At the end of the day, Jesus invites us into relationship, invites us into deeper discipleship but we do have a choice on how we follow and pursue Him. Make no mistake, the warning is harsh, its rea...

Typically a scripture we’re more excited to flip past than read intentionally, Ps. Lukas breaks down Jesus’ words and warning when it comes to false prophets and false teachers. Jesus also helps us see exactly what He is after, a heartfelt relationship, deep connection with Him. It’s never just been about ticking off the “spiritual boxes''. At the end of the day if we don’t take the time to truly...

Have you ever thought about the fact that worry doesn’t exist in heaven? That worry is something we only have to deal with in today’s world, and even then.. Jesus promises to help us in the journey of worry! In this sermon, Ps. Lisa unpacks that if we take the time to examine our focus, to invest in eternal treasures not earthly treasures, you’ll see that faith really can be an antidote to worry.

Lukas and Delmar sit down and have deeper conversation on the sermon on the mount, why reading the bible is so difficult to stay disciplined in and what practical steps delmar takes to stay hungry for all the Bible has to offer. Also they talk about emojis and why millennials suck at using them properly, are Millenials bitter and annoyed and Delmar talks about the importance of faith and trusting...

Ps. Lukas is back and he’s tackling a topic that, well, we all struggle with. Why is it so easy to judge? Why are we so quick to point the finger? Our outrage culture lends itself for all of us to become qualified critics but Jesus calls us to live in a different way. When we judge, we focus on each other’s sin rather than focusing on the savior. In the end, nobody’s winning and we're all putting...

In this analogy from the Sermon on The Mount, Jesus himself gives practical advice on how a Christian should live out his/her faith so that other people can be positively impacted by their lives.

Salt has to be salty to be salt. Light has to shine bright to be a light. Christians need to be like Christ, to be a Christian. Ps. Lukas explains how we might just be overcomplicating and therefore underestimating our need to shine bright and show Christ in the mundane of our life, not just the high moments of our walk with Jesus. OH and its Superbowl Sunday.. And we cheered for the Bengals.

Introducing a new series we take a deeper look at Jesus’ opening statement in his infamous sermon on the mount. This collection of talks from Jesus giving us a better understanding of how he intends to operate and bring true joy and the kingdom of heaven to earth. These beatitudes are more than just values, Jesus is showing that earthly success and kingdom success are far different than we realize...