Westlight Podcast

What is the good news? If we were to study all of Jesus' teachings, we will discover that they all fall under four topics - Love, Sin, Kingdom, and Religion.

"Just read the Bible" is not good advice. How we got our bible can teach us how we ought to read the Bible.

Jesus didn't enter into a random time in history. He came in a specific context.

As we begin our journey into deconstructing Christianity, we must first deal with the question, "What is Religion?"

What is the point of the Gospel of Luke? We need to see the overarching story to fully grasp what Luke believed was the priority of Jesus. Luke 24:44-53 *BibleProject is the author and owner of the video. To see their entire library of free content, please visit BibleProject.com

What happens after we die? Do our spirits go to heaven and dwell there forever? If this is what you believe, then you don't have the complete picture! Your body matters! [Luke 24:36-43]

Jesus did a comprehensive bible study with his two disciples, but they were still clueless about who He was. What other components do we need to connect with God? [Luke 24:28-35]

Two travelers just lived through the greatest act of Jesus but failed to see it. They also spent hours talking with Jesus and didn't know it was Him. Is it possible that we're missing Jesus too? [Luke 24:13-27]

Peter walked away from the tomb, pondering what happened. What was he thinking? Jesus died so we can have life. [Luke 24:1-12]

Only God can take punches from evil and transform it into His coronation ceremony! [Luke 23:44-56]

What would the world look like if we were kicked out of the kingdom of God? [LUke 23:27-43]

What is the critical element that God uses to make us new? Our relationships with someone who we feel safe enough to be vulnerable with is paramount! [James 5:13-20]

Did you know that our attitude towards our belongings is linked to power and privilege?

How can we inspire others to do good? Our words indicate the brokenness in our lives, which leads to transformation. [James 3:1-12]

We know that our faith requires us to act out our love for others. However, James teaches us that the motive we have in doing good deeds is just as important. [James 2:14-17; 3:13-17]

One of the first pastors, James, reminds his congregation about the privilege of being able to know what needs to change in our lives. [James 1:19-27]

Luke introduces two minor characters in his retelling of Jesus' story to demonstrate what God has done for humanity and how God wants humanity to respond.

Is it possible to be a follower of God and be blind at the same time? The religious leaders insisted on carrying out the death penalty on Jesus, while the "ungodly" leaders insisted on his innocence.

The Last Supper is one of the defining moments of history. Jesus declares a new type of relationship between God and humanity. [Luke 22:7-20]

It's important to know God intimately because who we believe He is will ultimately shape who we are. Peter denied Jesus three times because the events that unfolded before him didn't match his version of God.

How did Jesus stay composed through the biggest betrayal of His ministry? In his short prayer in the garden, we see evidence of a repeated prayer.

Jesus wants all his followers to achieve "greatness" as long as we have a proper definition of that word. The one who serves is the one who is greatest in the Kingdom of God. [Luke 22:24-38]

Our theme for 2021 is NEW. For many, it may be challenging to embrace new things when you've experienced so much pain and grief in 2020. How can God take your pain and transform it into something new?

Here is a quick overview of Luke 21. Notes: it'll be easier to follow if you are somewhat familiar with the chapter, so we highly suggest reading Luke 21 at least once prior to watching this video!

On the first Christmas, God made his home with humanity. But why? What's the big deal? Find out!