Westlight Podcast

There is a misunderstanding that God cannot be with sinners. Despite our sins, His perfect love compels Him to pursue us forever!

Tell me Jesus is the King of kings without telling me he is the King of kings!

When we experience "death" in our lives, God wants to create something new and beautiful. So God took their "death" in Paul's journey and created unity. [Acts 27:27-28:10]

When is it okay to give up on our callings? What motivates us to hang on to our mission? How Did Paul do it? [Acts 27:1-20]

Jesus told us that following Him should lighten our load. However, for some of us, Christianity is heavy on our shoulders. What can we learn from Paul and Agrippa? [Acts 26:22-29]

As Paul encounters representatives of their respective groups, he reminds them to uphold their own legal systems. Why does Luke record this for us? [Acts 23:12-24:23]

What makes a religion shallow? It comes from our habit of creating an "Us vs. Them" community. [Acts 21:27-23:10]

When Christians who hold on to differing cultural values mingle, chaos erupts. How does Paul navigate this tension? [Acts 21:1-26]

Discussion with pastors Lori, Stan, Tim, and Jordan about Do Over. Why should the church care about emotional health? How can we grow?

When we say, "All are welcome!" what do we really mean? Does it sound hypocritical or shallow? Note: The readers of the testimonies are reading anothers' testimony, not portraying themselves.

We are all part of a story, whether we recognize it or not. God is inviting us to His story of redemption, but what role are we supposed to play in it? In 2023, we will focus on rediscovering His story.

What's the deal with Christmas? Why was this story repeatedly told and passed down throughout the generations? What would the First Century Jews have felt when they heard this story?

What problem is the Church supposed to solve? If we were to look at the church today, what would we assume is the problem that is being solved?

We all have trauma in our lives. How does God want us to deal with them?

What we believe about the story's end affects how we behave today. Kats takes us on a journey of the evolution of eschatology.

Did you know that a power dynamic is created wherever money is involved? How do we deal with this? What can we do about it?

Money is a tool we can use for good if we have mastery over it. However, if we aren't careful, money can have mastery over us.

Why should the Church talk about money? Jesus spoke about money and how it can use our wealth for ministry and our hearts.

What is the Church's purpose, according to Paul?

Traveling thousands of miles has its drawbacks. Why would Paul choose to put himself in these dangerous circumstances? [Acts 20:1-6; 13-24]

What can the story of Eutychus falling asleep during Paul's sermon teach us about the church today? [Acts 20:7-12]

Luke uses a very Jewish literary tactic to share what true power ought to look like in Acts 19.

Paul participates in miracles in Ephesus without knowing. Meanwhile, others are conjuring the name of Jesus to cast out demons. [Acts 19:11-20]

Paul participates in miracles in Ephesus without knowing. Meanwhile, others are conjuring the name of Jesus to cast out demons. [Acts 19:11-20]

Paul arrives in Ephesus and encounters a group with a soft and moldable heart and a group with a hard and immovable heart. [Acts 19:1-10]