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Adryan Teichroeb shares about "The Purity of God's Word".

Pastor Dirk is back with a challenge to think about who owns this world.

In this sermon by Pastor Dirk Haiste, we are reminded that God is always watching over humanity and seeking those persons whose hearts are fully committed to Him. Why? To strengthen them.

Brian Cornelis, an Elder at Westside Family Fellowship, shares from 2 Kings 5 about the 6 main characters in the story of Naaman's healing. You'll find that God uses the "least of these" to accomplish his purposes.

Scripture : Numbers 5:11-31Tom Birch asks Is Jesus in the difficult passages? We know that he fulfilled the Law, but did he fulfill all of them? Even the ones our culture finds strange or perhaps offensive? Maybe, if we look closely, we will see not only justice, but mercy; not only jealousy, but love; and above all, the presence of God closer than we dare to hope. Take time to reflect : Am I will...

Pastor Colin and Jaymie Weeks are embarking on a new chapter of their journey through life. On today's episode, Pastor Lucas sits down with them to explore what brought them to this point and where their faith journey is taking them.

"The Power of a Father's Voice: Speaking Truth, Love, and Life" This Father’s Day, we’re turning our ears to the voice of God the Father . In the Gospels, God speaks audibly three times—at Jesus’ baptism, on the Mount of Transfiguration, and during Passion Week. Each moment offers a glimpse of the Father’s heart and sets a pattern for how godly men are called to speak into the lives...

Misunderstanding God: Navigating Scripture with Love and Liberty We're heading into our "Summer Shred" Bible Reading Challenge beginning June 15th. That can lead to misunderstanding what God is doing and saying. Pastor Lucas Chance give us some key strategies to overcome challenges and stay motivated during the summer Bible reading initiative: 1. Don't feel guilty if you miss reading or can't comp...

In John 5, Jesus heals a man who had suffered for thirty-eight years . When questioned, the man cannot explain what happened. He only knows that everything changed. Jesus later says,  My Father is always at His work to this very day, and I too am working  (John 5:17). On this Sunday's episode , we’ll be reminded that God is never inactive. Even when we cannot see it, His providence is unfolding. C...

Unchecked Boxes: Faith in the Face of the Unknown After His resurrection, Jesus appeared to many, taught about the kingdom of God, and prepared His disciples for the mission ahead.  On this Sunday's episode , we’ll turn to Acts 1 and 2, where the risen Christ ascends to heaven and His mission continues. The disciples are now empowered by the Holy Spirit to carry the gospel forward. As we refle...

This   Easter Sunday  we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ and the hope that now defines us. Jesus brought more than wise teaching, miracles or political upheaval. He brought new life. He restored what was broken between God and man. His victory over the grave secured our living hope. This Sunday we will remember the death of death and rejoice in the relationship made possible through Chr...

Tom Birch takes us through John chapter 6 as we reflect on the weight of the cross and Christ’s sacrificial love. We remember that His sacrifice was intentional. “I shall lose none of all those he has given me but raise them up at the last day” (John 6:39). Through His body broken and His blood poured out, we come to the table and remember the mercy that secured our place with Him forever.

Pastor Lucas Chance: All four Gospels record Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem and highlight it as a decisive unveiling of the promised King. He does not ride in on a war horse but on a donkey. He comes in humility, not conquest. The crowd shouts “Hosanna” and calls Him the Son of David, a title loaded with national expectation. They longed for political liberation rather than spiritual salvation. This...

On today's episode Pastor Lucas Chance takes us to the end of John 4, where we meet a royal official who comes to Jesus in desperation. His son is dying, and he begs for help. Jesus does not go with him. He simply speaks. “Go. Your son will live.” The man believes. He walks away with no sign or proof, only the word of Jesus. The man believed the word that Jesus spoke to him and went on his way...

Reaping the Harvest: Embracing Jesus' Urgency in His Mission - Tyler Alspaugh Continuing our time in John 4, Jesus challenges His disciples to have the same fervour and drive that He had—to go forth and do the work of the Kingdom. His mission was clear, and He calls us to see with the same urgency. Look, I tell you, lift up your eyes, and see that the fields are white for harvest.  – John 4:35 Tak...

Today is Communion Sunday , and we take time to reflect on the cross—the ultimate demonstration of the forgiveness of sins. Without it, our debt remains unpaid. But we are redeemed through Christ’s sacrifice. 1 Corinthians 11:28 reminds us:  Everyone ought to examine themselves before they eat of the bread and drink from the cup.  We are called to remember the forgiveness we have received and to e...

In  John 4 , we will see how Jesus began to cross social and religious boundary lines in His early ministry. He strategically breaks through to someone initially not open to the gospel, meeting them where they are and leading them toward truth. The Lord is a Master Gardener, showing us how He sows gospel seeds in our hearts, preparing the soil long before we even recognize our need for Him. As you...

On today's sermon, Pastor Colin Weeks continues in  John 3:31-36 , where John reminds us of a crucial truth: The one who comes from above is above all.  – John 3:31 Jesus is not like us—He is utterly different, set apart, and above all things. There is only  one hope  in which we can trust: the Gospel. All else will fail us. Trusting in who God is means embracing all of His attributes—not only the...

This week  we’re continuing through  John 3:22-36 , where John the Baptist gives us a simple but powerful truth:  He must become greater; I must become less.  – John 3:30 John wasn’t looking for attention, recognition, or control. He understood his role—to point people to Jesus and step back. It’s a posture of humility that continues to challenge us today. Will we lay down ourselves—our pride, our...

In this episode Pastor Lucas has us reading  John 3:9-21  as he shares the reality that for those in Christ, the verdict is already final— not guilty . Whoever believes in Him is not condemned.  – John 3:18 Therefore, there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.  – Romans 8:1 God’s justice demands righteousness but His love made a way. Through Christ, the penalty of sin is paid...

Pastor Lucas draws us into John Chapter 3 and Nicodemus' big question about being "born again". There's a complex interplay between belief and unbelief. Faith and doubt can coexist as we see in biblical examples, such as Peter walking on water. While navigating our struggles with faith we need to recognize that our doubt can lead to a spiritual awakening and deeper connection with God.

Pastor Colin Weeks asks What Are Men For?” at our annual Men’s Retreat.  Piggy-backing on the weekend theme of “The 5 Relationships Every Man Needs” Pastor Colin introduces us to “The 5 Aspects of a Man”.

While the men of Westside Family Fellowship met with God at Gavin Lake for the annual Men's Retreat, Ashley Chance asks: What Is Sin? Sin doesn’t happen by accident—it follows a pattern. From the very beginning in the Garden of Eden, we see how desires corrupted by deception lead to disobedience and sin. But while sin leads to death, Christ leads to freedom. We are not without hope. Reflect on...

On today's episode Pastor Lucas brings our focus to Ephesians 2 and the powerful truth that by grace, we have been saved. Through Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross, the wall of separation has been torn down, bringing us into relationship with God and uniting us as one family in Christ. Let’s remember that we have been brought to God near by His grace and walk in the unity He has provided to  us.

On today's episode Pastor Lucas looks at  John 2:23–25 , and reminds that Jesus knows what’s in every person. He sees the good, the bad, and even our hidden thoughts. Yet, even though He knows us completely, we often hold back and don’t surrender every part of our lives—especially our private thoughts and struggles. Are we willing to let Jesus into every area of our hearts, knowing He already...