West Haven Baptist Church

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan turns to Psalm 90.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Mike shows us from 1 Peter 5 how to "unload" or "cast" our cares on Jesus!

In this week's sermon, Pastor Mike takes us to 1 John 1. The aged apostle describes several reasons why we should believe in the testimony about Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Mike teaches from Psalm 51 to show how you can experience the grace of God in the forgiveness of our sins.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Mike continues in the series "Grace To You In A Darkening World" with a sermon from Genesis 3 and 2 Corinthians. To experience grace, we need an unshakable confidence in God's Word. This morning, we will learn how to detect and defend against the attacks on His Word.

Pastor Nathan opens God's Word to Malachi 1:6-14 with a message reminding us that God is worthy of true, reverent, and sacrificial worship-and that He sees through every form of counterfeit worship.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Mike starts a brief series entitled, "Grace To You In A Darkening World." Today we open to Genesis 6 to see God's grace in the middle of a flood of His judgment.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Mike opens God's Word to John 16 to look at the Convicting Power of the Holy Spirit.

In the aftermath of the Charlie Kirk assassination, there has been a great deal of conflict. So in this week's sermon, Pastor Mike opens God's Word to show that when the gospel advances, conflict often ensues.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Mike opens God's Word to John 15 to see a basic and important truth of Christianity - the Christian life is measured by fruit. And fruit is the result of abiding in Jesus.

Message from Mike Bronson on September 14, 2025

In this week's sermon, Pastor Mike explains from Jesus' words in John 14 how we can be part of doing greater works than His!

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan opens to Hebrews 2:1–4, where Scripture warns us of the danger of drifting away from Christ. You don’t have to renounce your faith to drift — all you have to do is nothing. But God has given us a salvation that is too great to ignore.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Mike opens God's Word to Isaiah 6 and Isaiah 11. Isaiah has an encounter with the living God and his life was never the same. That is true for us as well. In this sermon, you will see four ways that is true!

In John 14:1-6, Jesus said He would go and prepare a "place" for us. Pastor Mike takes that passage and teaches us some glorious truths about heaven!

In this week's sermon, Pastor Mike goes through several Scriptures to show us how to move forward with Him as He grows His church!

In this week's sermon, Pastor Mike tackles the difficult question posed by suffering: If God loves us, how can our suffering turn out for good? God's Word has the answer!

In this week's sermon, Pastor Mike goes to John 13 to explain what true greatness is! Jesus showed us that greatness is found in service!

In this week's sermon, Pastor Mike turns to Genesis 19 to learn how to avoid letting our guard down. When our guard goes down, sin rushes in. And we can run headlong into destruction.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Mike turns to Psalm 126.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan opens God's Word to Psalm 46. When the world feels like it is falling apart, where do you turn? Today's message reminds us that God is our refuge, our strength and our ever-present help - even in the chaos.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Mike opens God's Word to Ecclesiastes 11. We often get discouraged because we don't see what we think are "results." But the truth we learn from God's Word today is that we do not know what God is doing! He is often working in ways we cannot see!

In this week's sermon, Pastor Mike opens God's Word to give us eight illustrations of the power of God's grace in our lives!

In this week's sermon, Pastor Mike opens to John 12 for the second part of a sermon entitled, "The Fruitful Life is the Crucified Life." Jesus modeled death to self to bring incredible fruit. If we die to self, we bear much fruit!

Jesus said, "unless a grain of wheat falls into the earth and dies, it remains alone; but if it dies, it bears much fruit." In this week's sermon, Pastor Mike uses this verse to explain a beautiful paradox of the Christian life: The Fruitful Life is the Crucified Life!