The West Hills Church Pulpit Podcast

Featured Teacher: Scott Julian Themes of grace, peace, and Christian identity are explored through the book of Philippians. The importance of servanthood and shared ministry is highlighted, along with the role of grace in sustaining believers. A deeper understanding of identity in Christ and the communal aspect of faith is encouraged. The message emphasizes unity, humility, and serving others, inv...

Acts 2:42-47 Scott Julian is teaching.

Featured Teacher: Daniel Christensen

Featured Teacher: Daniel Christensen

Luke 1:67-80 Scott Julian, teacher.  

Jude 24, 25 Scott Julian teaching. Nov. 30, 2025

Featured Teacher: Daniel Christensen What happens when God provides the blueprints and humanity becomes the contractor? Exodus 36-39 reveals Israel's extraordinary execution of the tabernacle—built with zero deviation from God's specifications. This sermon explores five transformative lessons about repentance, generosity, Spirit-empowered service, excellence, and obedience. Discover how the ancien...

Featured Teacher: Daniel Christensen The church faces a spiritual war, requiring vigilance against false teachings. Historical figures and biblical texts illustrate this ongoing battle. Jude's letter provides tactical advice for confronting mockers and false teachers. Recognizing the enemy and understanding their tactics is crucial, along with the role of apologetics. Additionally, personal respon...

Nov. 16th Sunday sermon. Jude 11-16 Scott Julian teaching. The Book of Jude addresses rebellion against God's authority and the dangers of false teachings. It uses historical figures like Cain, Balaam, and Korah to illustrate disobedience and judgment. Believers are encouraged to stay true to their faith, trust in God's timing, and prioritize character over charisma in leaders. The message conclud...

Featured Teacher: Daniel Christensen In this powerful exposition of Psalm 85, we explore how the sons of Korah—descendants of a famous rebel—became worship leaders who understood divine reversal intimately. Discover the three-legged stool of grace, forgiveness, and mercy that provides stable grounding for effective prayer. Learn why theological understanding is essential for powerful petition and...

Scott Julian teaching. Jude 5-10. Jude 5-10 Scott Julian teaching. The Book of Jude emphasizes the importance of remembering God's judgments and faithfulness. It warns against false teachers distorting the gospel, using historical examples. The message highlights the need for humility in spiritual warfare and critiques contemporary false teachings. Believers are urged to remember God's truths and...

In a world filled with misinformation, believers must actively engage in the battle for truth, reinforcing their faith in Christ while holding one another accountable to scriptural integrity.   Scott Julian teaching

Featured Teacher: Daniel Christensen Journey with us through Psalm 84 as we discover why one day in God's presence surpasses a thousand anywhere else. After navigating the heavy laments of Asaph, we find refreshment in this beautiful song celebrating the incomparable joy of dwelling in God's house. Learn how this ancient temple psalm applies to modern believers as living temples of the Holy Spirit...

Featured Teacher: Daniel Christensen When Moses descended from Mount Sinai after 40 days in God's presence, his face literally glowed with divine radiance—a powerful picture of how encountering God's glory transforms us. In this compelling exposition of Exodus 34:29-35, we explore the fear-inducing, wisdom-producing, and transformative nature of God's glory. Discover why Moses' fading glory pointe...

Featured Teacher: Daniel Christensen When righteous leaders and nations face overwhelming opposition, how should they respond? In this powerful exposition of Psalm 83, we explore King Jehoshaphat's miraculous victory over a massive enemy coalition through prayer and divine intervention. Learn why it's acceptable to pray for God's judgment on His enemies, how opposition to righteousness is fundamen...

Featured Teacher: Scott Julian

Featured Teacher: Scott Julian In this message, we explore Exodus 34:1–28 — “Renewing the Covenant.” Following Israel’s rebellion with the golden calf, God reveals His relentless mercy and willingness to restore His people. We walk through four key movements in the text: God’s preparation for renewal, His proclamation of character, the promises and boundaries of His covenant, and the practices of...

Featured Teacher: Scott Julian

Featured Teacher: Daniel Christensen In Exodus 33, we witness one of Scripture's rarest moments—an actual dialogue between God and Moses, speaking face to face as friends. Through three bold conversations, Moses secures God's presence for rebellious Israel, appeals to God's character and promises, and makes the audacious request: "Show me your glory." But even this greatest of prophets hits a limi...

Featured Teacher: Daniel Christensen

Featured Teacher: Scott Julian

Featured Teacher: Daniel Christensen What is the answer for Israel's great need? The wheat of the Word and the honey of heaven. \

Featured Teacher: Scott Julian Mark Chapter 15 presents the crucifixion narrative, urging a careful examination of its details. It highlights the mockery Jesus faced, the significance of Simon of Cyrene's service, and Jesus' refusal of pain relief, showcasing his commitment to humanity's sins. The fulfillment of prophecy is evident as soldiers gamble for his garments, and the darkness during the c...

Featured Teacher: Daniel Christensen Explore how Psalm 80's powerful vine metaphor unlocks the biblical understanding of Israel's past, present, and future. Journey from the exodus through exile, discovering why Israel failed to produce good fruit and how Christ became the true vine. Learn what Scripture teaches about the relationship between Jewish and Gentile believers, why God temporarily broke...

Mark 15:1-15 Scott Julian teaching Engage with the profound themes of Mark chapter 15, focusing on the trial of Jesus and the critical choices faced by individuals. The narrative highlights Pilate's moral struggle and the crowd's decision to choose Barabbas over Jesus, reflecting the tension between comfort and conviction. It explores the idea of substitutionary atonement and concludes with a call...