Westside King's Church
The Westside King's Church Podcast
We understand we're all on a life-long journey of discovering who God is and a more accurate perception of ourselves. We realize that God has in his imagination an idea of who we can become that is not possible without His grace that accepts us as we are and, at the very same time, calls us forward to live like Jesus did. It means we've taken our hands off the religious panic button, and abandoned quick answers and worn out rhetoric, and dare to engage in an open dialogue about faith and the things of life knowing that participating in God's activity wherever and however is what is truly relev...
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Jun 29, 2026
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Episodes
One Fifty [2:3]: Forty 03.08.2020 20:32
U2 sang this psalm at their live gigs, but does it have more to say?
One Fifty [2:2]: One Hundred and Seventeen 27.07.2020 22:32
What does the shortest psalm have for us?
One Fifty [2:1]: One 20.07.2020 26:32
We return to the opening of the psalms for the second season of One Fifty
Irreligious [8]: Grace helps us see 13.07.2020 20:50
Where blame blinds us, Jesus invites us to see in grace
Irreligious [7]: Grace is the difficult thing 06.07.2020 20:32
Jesus changes our expectations on how God thinks about almost everything
Irreligious [6]: A Kingdom Here 02.07.2020 21:50
Is God's kingdom already here?
Irreligious [5]: Centered on Jesus 22.06.2020 21:16
Jesus is always ahead of us, pulling us forward. Are we ok with that?
Irreligious [4]: Two Stories and a Joke (About Forgiveness) 15.06.2020 20:12
Is it possible we misunderstood Jesus on forgiveness?
Irreligious [3]: Backwards Forgiveness 13.06.2020 18:15
Why do we think forgiveness needs to be earned?
Irreligious [2]: A Rabbi Called Jesus 06.06.2020 17:20
Jesus was a rabbi, but he wasn't what you'd call "Traditional"
Irreligious [1]: How an Encounter might Change you 28.05.2020 20:18
What goes on in an encounter with Jesus?
Patience - May 17 18.05.2020 23:08
Patience | May 17
Doubt [2.4]: Familiar Space 11.05.2020 31:24
We bring our series “Doubt” to a conclusion by pointing out what happens when we slow down to pay attention - our loneliness, our uncertainty, our questions might be easier to deal with when we return to familiar space.
Doubt [2.3]: Recognizing Jesus 10.05.2020 30:50
Is there a reason why we don’t recognize Jesus in our doubt?
Doubt [2.2]: Walking Away 28.04.2020 27:44
In this teaching David is joined by Phil Aud for a conversation about where Jesus meets us in our doubt and uncertainty. Is Jesus with us always, even when we're not sure?
Doubt [2.1]: Emmaus 23.04.2020 29:27
Two disciples walk to an unknown town - how does this help us navigate our uncertainty today?
Resurrection Sunday - April 12 18.04.2020 22:50
Our Resurrection Sunday Teaching
Good Friday - April 10 11.04.2020 25:39
Our Good Friday Teaching
Palm Sunday - April 5 11.04.2020 27:16
Our Palm Sunday Teaching
Paul and Isolation - March 29 01.04.2020 31:18
We consider St Paul's attitude during his own times of isolation.
Grace in the Middle - March 22 22.03.2020 29:14
We talk about how Jesus shows us a way to be in the midst of the storm
First Online Service | March 15 18.03.2020 33:11
We step aside from our planned series to discuss how we find Grace and navigate opportunity in a time of crisis.
Age of Rage [5 Minute Short]: Righteous Anger 12.03.2020 4:47
If you talk about anger around Christians for long enough eventually someone will say that their anger, unlike everybody else’s, is righteous anger. What does that even mean?
Age of Rage [1]: Outraged 09.03.2020 42:06
The extreme side of anger presents itself to us as outrage - that visceral, blood-pumping desire to ensure that you win and someone else loses.
Work Rest Play [2.4]: The Water and the Wine 02.03.2020 38:47
Our obsession with productivity does more than simply affect how we work, it leaks into our rest and play also.
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