7West Church Podcast

Holy Week began on Palm Sunday. The reality is that Holy Week shouldn’t be the only time we focus on Holy Week. In this episode, we'll see why it's so important to believe like every week is Holy Week.

The Bible is relevant for today. The problem is that most people don’t learn from mistakes people have already made. In this episode, we'll learn from Nabal and Abigail, two characters who show us lessons from the Bible.

“And what does the Lord require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God.” (Micah 6:8). In this episode, Pastor Joe will address the horrific attack on Temple Israel on March 12, 2026 by talking about how the church needs to respond.

With 8.3 billion people in the world, there’s always an audience  watching you. The question is are we focusing on the right audience? In this episode, David focused on an audience of One. We'll see several outcomes how he did that.

God responds to us. The reality is that we must interact with God as if He’ll respond. In this episode, we'll see several reasons why you can expect God to respond to you.

God alone brings people to deliverance. The starting point for deliverance is despair. David the Commander helped usher God’s deliverance. In this episode, we'll learn how Jesus is the True Commander to worship.

David had a unique mission to carry out. The problem is that David’s mission hit an unfortunate roadblock. In this episode, we'll see how God supports us when we are in survival-mode.

Old Testament saints found Jesus. The problem is that Jesus didn’t come until 2,000 years later. In this episode, we'll see why and how Jonathan pointed to Jesus.

The Holy Spirit is unfettered. The problem is that many of us rationalize the Holy Spirit. In this episode, we'll see several overtakings of the Holy Spirit on people and see why we should respect the Holy Spirit.

We serve a relational God. The problem is that we experience relational hurt. In this episode, we'll have an chance to learn from David and Saul’s relational differences.

God wants us to develop soft hearts and thick skin. The problem is that we tend to develop thick hearts and soft skin. In this episode, we'll see how God helped David endure hardship.

Becoming involves the process of discovering. The problem is that it’s usually a slow process to discover who God made us to become. In this episode, we'll see several motivations that reveal why God wanted David to discover who He made him to become.

A special message from Pastor Eli Garza on how to start off the new year well considering the growth and change ahead.

God wants to commune with us anywhere, anytime. The problem is that we lack belief in the power of prayer. In this episode, we'll see why Jesus is as real and active as anyone in our lives.

In this Christmas Eve episode, we'll look at 3 reasons why we should trust in Immanuel Shalom, God with Us in wholeness, completeness, well-being, and peace.

The Messiah’s shalom has been promised since the garden. The problem is that shalom often feels like a distant hope. In this episode, we'll learn why we all need the Messiah’s shalom by reviewing several reasons.

God designed us to experience shalom with ourselves. The problem is that life involves suffering and shalom is opposed to suffering. In this episode, we'll explore several ways to experience shalom in our suffering.

We are designed for shalom with God. The problem is that shalom gets disrupted in our lived experiences. In this episode, we'll see 3 key lessons in how to restore shalom with God.

Shalom means more than peace. The problem is that a lot of us would settle for occasional peace. In this episode, we'll see two reasons why we’re desperate for shalom.

God is continually at work in the local church (Matthew 16:18, Hebrews 10:25, Acts 2). The problem is that we sometimes miss out on participating in God’s work in the  local church. In this episode, we'll learn how to participate in the transforming work of the Holy Spirit in the local church.

Every follower of Christ has the Spirit of Christ in them. That means that every pre-believer of Christ lacks the Spirit of Christ in them. In this episode, we'll answer the question, how do you spot a Christian by looking at 2 marks.

We like options, yet we realize that one great option far surpasses a buffet of mediocre options. In this episode, we'll see why to accept no more spiritual buffets, meaning Jesus can't just be on the menu; Jesus is the full entree!

Once saved, always saved (John 10:27-29). The problem is that saved people can still wander . In this episode, you'll can learn how to make an appeal for a brother or sister in the faith to turn back to Jesus.

Disciples of Christ are heirs of God. The reality is that heirs of earthly estates are entitled to their inheritance from the day they are born. On the other hand, disciples of Christ become heirs of God, and in this episode we'll see how that occurs.

9 out of 10 adults, globally, retain their parents’ religious beliefs. The reality is that people have a “don’t just stand there, do something” mindset. In this episode, you'll be encouraged to, “Don’t just do something, stand there” and pick your path.