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After the Sermon: Psalm 35 by West Hills Church

Live long enough, and you’ll find yourself in real danger at some point in life. Under threat from a serious physical ailment or a life-altering relational rift, a circumstantial crisis or facing the severe consequences of your own sin; this world is full of peril. But where do we turn in our time of need? As we return to the book of Psalms and chapter 35 specifically, David reminds us exactly whe...

After the Sermon: Deuteronomy 32:48-34:12 by West Hills Church

For four books of the Bible now (Exodus-Deuteronomy), we have journeyed from a bushel basket in Goshen to the royal palace in Egypt, from the desert of Midian to the wilderness of the Arabah, from the top of Mt. Sinai to the top of Mt. Nebo, following every step of the way one central figure: Moses. But this Sunday as we conclude the book of Deuteronomy, Moses’s story comes to a close. As we have...

After the Sermon: Deuteronomy 31:1-32:47 by West Hills Church

Under changing leadership and transforming cultures, how can God's people pass the faith from one generation to the next? As we near the conclusion of Deuteronomy, we see God's people facing the uncertainty of leadership change from Moses to Joshua and confrontation with enemies in Canaan. More importantly, we see Yahweh, the God of Israel, provide for every need so that the people of God may pass...

This podcast episode features Pastor Will discussing follow-up questions and applications from a sermon on Deuteronomy 29 titled "Covenant Renewal." The discussion contrasts the old covenant with the new covenant in Christ, emphasizing that believers' relationship with God is now built on Christ's obedience rather than their own. The episode addresses listener questions about early warning signs o...

In today’s world, we’re very familiar with contracts. From our cell phone plan to our gym membership, our mortgage to our employment agreement, we’re no stranger to signing on the dotted line. But we are increasingly unfamiliar with the idea of a covenant. What makes a covenant different? Why were they so significant in the biblical world? And most importantly, how do humans enter into (and remain...

After the Sermon: Deuteronomy 26-27 by West Hills Church

Growing up, I loved getting presents, but I hated writing “thank you” notes. Yet the importance of recognizing the gift and expressing gratitude was drilled into me from an early age. In this sermon from Deuteronomy chs 26 & 27, Moses similarly calls on Israel to “rightly respond to the Lord” in light of all that He has given them. But as we’ve seen all throughout this book, his charge isn’t just...

After the Sermon: Deuteronomy 23-25 (excerpts) by West Hills Church

Most of our lives are filled with ordinary, mundane moments. We move through the same routines, responsibilities, conversations, and tasks that can often feel disconnected from anything “spiritual.” But does God care about those parts of life? Does following Jesus actually shape the everyday and seemingly boring moments? This week in Deuteronomy, we will walk through a section of laws that may ini...

After the Sermon: Deuteronomy 22:13-25:12 (excerpts) by West Hills Church

Christians are often charged with espousing a sexual (and marital) ethic that is “outdated and oppressive”. If that’s how skeptics attack our New Testament convictions, they are even more denigrating of the Old Testament’s commands! To be sure, the Law has some pretty difficult and archaic things to say about sex and marriage, especially in our section of Deuteronomy for this sermon. How do we see...

Ask the Pastors S8 E15: “What is biblical hospitality and how is it practiced?" by West Hills Church

Check out the sermon from Church in the Park as we hear from the Gospel of John about what it means to be a Christian!

Ask the Pastors S8 E14: “Why is congregational singing important?" by West Hills Church

After the Sermon: Deuteronomy 21:1 - 22:12 by West Hills Church

We are often prone to reduce the Old Testament Law to just a list of “Do”s and “Don’t”s. But once again in chapters 21 & 22 this week, Moses reminds us why the Law is so important and so personal: because of whose Law it is. In order to fully appreciate God’s Law, we must first appreciate the God of the Law. Come worship Him with us!

Ask the Pastors S8 E13: “What are the ‘four types of love’, and how is each relevant for us?” by West Hills Church

After the Sermon: Deuteronomy 19-20 by West Hills Church

“The God of the Law, pt.2 (Deuteronomy 19-20)", Will DuVal | 5/3/26 by West Hills Church

Ask the Pastors S8 E12: Special Guest Marc Castro-“Pastoring in the Wake of Church Hurt” by West Hills Church

After the Sermon: Deuteronomy 17:8–18:22 by West Hills Church

Who leads the leaders? In a world where authority is often questioned, abused, or built on personality, God gives a very different vision. He shows us what it looks like for leaders to live under His authority, not above it. True leadership among God’s people is not about control or status, but about humble submission to Him. And this shapes more than just leaders; it shapes all of us. It influenc...