Westside Christian Church - Sunday Messages

Jesus gives us a model for prayer in Mark 6. The model he gives us is so much more than the simply the words on the page. In this message we dive deeper into the Lord's Prayer and the model Jesus gave us.

We all want to be seen. We serve a God who demonstrates He sees us. Even when we think we are invisible, God sees us. Jesus demonstrates this as he shares the promise of eternal life through his living waters to the woman at the well. This message is the 4th in our God Has Spoken series.

Time and time again, God demonstrates that he will never send his people unless He is with them. Time and time again, His people fail to follow and show doubt. In this message Pastor Matt looks at the story of Deborah in the context of Judges and within her faithfulness to God. This this the third message in our God Has Spoken sermon series.

Unforgiveness is something that God calls us to abandon. We were never expected to carry anything but forgiveness, because Christ forgave us. In this message, we look at the story of Joseph as a lesson in forgiveness and restoration.

In this message, we kick off the God Has Spoken series which is based on the 2 Timothy 3:16-17. Through the series we look at significant individuals and times in the scriptures. This message provides an overview of the life of Abraham and Sarah. Specifically looking at the blessings and faithfulness of God as seen in the birth of Isaac.

Most of us know the story or the Prodigal Son or have heard the story referenced. In this message, Pastor Matt Ennis dives into Luke 15 and the impact of the parables Jesus shares with his audience. The parables allow Jesus to teach morals and principles in the format of a story that captures our imagination. We often find a character in the story whom we relate. The question is who are you in the...

In this conclusion of our Season of Hope series, Pastor Matt Ennis shares that true hope is only found in Jesus Christ. Unbelievers are without hope because Jesus is the object of our hope as followers of Christ. We await with anticipation for the return of our Lord and in the meantime we share the hope of Jesus with the world around us.

The Season of Hope continues as Russ Duket shares a powerful message about love. Love is defined in Paul's letter to the church in Corinth. Russ shares "His Jesus" and His love as shared in 1 Corinthians 13:4-8a

This message explores the meaning of peace in our walk with Jesus Christ. Peace or Shalom, as it would be known is ancient Hebrew, is much more than the absence of conflict. It is about restoration through Jesus Christ. This message pushes us to glean wisdom through the stories of Zachariah and Thomas.

We kick off our message in the Season of Hope with a message on Joy. Pastor Matt Ennis explores Hebrews 12:1-3 and its application to this Christmas season. In this message you will explore the difference between happiness and joy. We are challenged to share our joy this holiday season.

The final message in the series on Unity we look at Paul's letter to the church in Corinth. Despite the sin and brokenness of the church in Corinth, Paul challenges the church to focus on unity in Jesus.

In this message we explore the importance of being in God's word and his promises. Ray Wilburn shares a message of hope focused on our new creation in Jesus Christ. This is the fourth message in a five part series on Unity

Paul describes the Body of Christ as having many parts in 1 Corinthian 12. Youth Pastor, Cameron Robertson, shares about the diversity within the body and our responsibility to embrace a unity that respects differences in God's creation. We are unified through Jesus Christ.

Worship Pastor, Lane Parnell, shares the second message in our Unity series. There is unity in worship and worship is more than simply singing songs. In this message Pastor Lane explores the depths of worship as community of believers.

We were created to be in unity. God created us to all be in unity with His creation. Each of us is made in His image. When we follow Jesus we are unified in the blood and at the cross. This message kicks off a series title Unity.

In the conclusion of the series, Pastor Matt Ennis shares the disciplines of silence and sabbath. Jesus seeks silence and re-defines the sabbath in the Kingdom of God. We are to follow his example and allow God to fill our cup so that we may love His people.

Russ Duket shares about simplicity and slowing as we combat hurry in our lives. He challenges us to seek God and the rest he offers in Jesus. This is the third message in the Ruthless Elimination of Hurry series.

Take my yoke upon you made a lot more sense in Jesus time than it does now. However, Matthew 11:28-30 is one of the most cliche selections of scripture used by Christians. Do we really know what a yoke? Do we understand the significance of Jesus inviting us to take His yoke upon us?

Elder Ryan Stockton shares the story of the busyness of his life and the changes that he had to make to eliminate hurry from his life. The journey is one that we can all associate with and have experienced. This message is the first in the series.

In this series finale, Matt shares the idol which may be the most impactful in our current times. In the pursuit of comfort we often create other idols which we place before God. The Apostle Paul gave up all comfort for an uncomfortable mission to share the gospel. It is his example which we as Christians should embrace.

This message looks at the idol of money. It focuses on the power of generosity to break the bond of money in our lives.

Cellphones and social media have completely changed the way we life our lives. Along the journey, they may have become something in our lives that get in the way of our following Jesus. In this message, Pastor Matt explores the monument to ourselves which we build on social media and how our phones can become idols.

God tells us that He is the one and only God. We are not to place anything or anyone before Him. This is the first is a four week series looking at Idols in our lives. This message is based on God's words to Moses in Exodus 20:3-6.

We conclude the Joshua series as Joshua shares his final instructions to the the nations of Israel in Joshua 24. This messages challenges the church to make a declaration as to who their household will serve.