Westlight Podcast

What does it look like to walk through the process of reframing the other person? What does it look like to have empathy and grieve together?

"Ripples" is the theme for 2022! Jesus came to this world to start spreading TSEDEQAH to repair humanity, and we are all participants!

What does it mean for God to love us so much that He would send His Son to us?

The joy from God does not suppress or ignore our sorrow. Rather it reminds us that God is with us through the darkness.

Before we can create peace around us, we must first become peace!

Hope in the Bible does not depend on circumstances. Rather, the biblical authors look to the character of God.

While most have been taught to read the Bible at surface level, there has been a practice of reading the Scriptures by defining the names of people and places.

Now that Saul has joined the Jesus Movement, he is facing difficult days ahead. Does he regret his choice?

While Saul was experiencing the biggest paradigm shift of his life, belonging to a community changed his life.

The old way of following God was to build up walls. The new way of following God is to tear them down.

"Philip went to Samaria and performed miracles." This statement emphasizes the part where Philip went to Samaria and not the miracle part!

Stephen is the first recorded martyr of the Church. We can lose perspective if we don't keep our eyes and ears open to what God is doing next.

Did you know that the first problem the Church faced was an administrative one? We are all connected to each other in the Church!

Wind is a short film about a boy who reaches the surface world at the expense of his grandmother's sacrifice.

We all need a balance between being independent and dependent. How do we achieve that balance?

What does God think about parents who try to raise their child(ren) to be like everyone else?

Corruption began creeping into the First Church when a married couple tried to create a hierarchy inside the community. [Acts 5:1-17]

The first church had a stand-out feature called koinonia. So, what is it and can we experience koinonia in our church today?

How do you defend your faith? While most Christians spend their time reading the Bible to study arguments that can help them withstand scrutiny, listen to Christian music, or disassociate themselves from bad influencers, Peter kept referring to one fact - the Resurrection.

There was a fundamental shift in our understanding of where God dwells when the Church began. Luke uses imageries from the Old Testament to illustrate the significant change.

What should we do when you don't know what to do? The Apostles suggests that we need to remember two things. 1) The fact that we are part of God's story and 2) our original passions.

What differentiates Jesus' Church from the Roman Empire? The church is never forced on anybody - it is spread through love.

How is a Christian supposed to behave? More importantly, why should a Christian behave? Our answer lies in our view of eschatology.

America's dominant church culture is obsessed with winning power. What would Jesus think of this?

What did Jesus' sacrifice on the cross accomplish? It cemented the good news!