The Sermons of Pastor Scott Julian
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Featured Teacher: Daniel Christensen What if I told you that God cares deeply about what His ministers wear? Not just outwardly, but what they represent inwardly? In Exodus 28, we discover that every thread, every gem, every bell was woven with gospel truth that points us to our Great High Priest, Jesus Christ.
Scott Julian teaching. Mark chapter 13:24-37 highlights the urgency for followers to stay alert and faithful amid distractions. Jesus speaks of cosmic signs indicating the end times, urging readiness without speculation. He emphasizes the lasting nature of God's covenant and the mystery of his return. Through parables, he calls for active participation in God's kingdom and invites those uncertain in their faith to embrace salvation, reminding all of their collective responsibility to remain vigilant.
Featured Teacher: Daniel Christensen Even mature believers can find their faith shattered by life's apparent injustices. In Psalm 73, worship leader Asaph takes us on one of Scripture's most honest spiritual journeys—from envying the prosperity of the wicked to nearly abandoning his faith entirely. Yet through divine grace and eternal perspective gained in God's sanctuary, Asaph discovers that God Himself is the believer's greatest treasure. This powerful exposition explores how authentic faith isn't the absence of doubt, but the conquest of doubt through God's unchanging character and promises.
Featured Teacher: Pastor Daniel Christensen In this message from Exodus 27:1–8, we explore the bronze altar—the first structure encountered in the tabernacle courtyard and the theological gateway to God's presence. Through blood, fire, and sacrifice, God teaches that sin must be atoned for before fellowship can begin. The altar's design, materials, and portability point forward to Jesus Christ, our final priest, sacrifice, and altar. We see that true worship begins with substitution and culminates in surrender. The only path to God is through the cross, where judgment meets mercy and sinners are welcomed into grace. Where there's smoke, there's atonement—and hope.
In this message from Psalm 71, we explore the faith of the aging saint who, though physically weak, remains spiritually strong and joyfully defiant. David, now old and beset by enemies, refuses to retire from praise. Instead, he testifies to God's lifelong faithfulness and commits to proclaiming His power to the next generation. This psalm reminds us that usefulness in the kingdom doesn't expire with age, and that God's covenant care spans from the womb to the grave. Whether young or old, we are called to a life of continual hope, courageous testimony, and increasing praise—even to the end.
How must we approach God in holiness? Learn in today's message from the puplit of West Hills Church. Featured Teacher: Dr. Scott Julian
Mark 13:9-23 Scott Julian teaching Jesus teaches about the destruction of the temple and future trials, urging faithfulness and preparation. He warns of betrayal and spiritual deception, highlighting the need for discernment. The chapter calls for spiritual readiness and swift obedience to God, reminding that suffering can lead to endurance, character, and hope in Jesus.
Mark 13:1-8 Scott Julian Teaching We journey through Mark 13, which addresses the current global turmoil marked by numerous conflicts and casualties. The scripture offers compassion and hope, urging believers to remain vigilant against deception. It emphasizes the importance of prayer and sharing truth in love, while reminding everyone to trust in God's promises. Amid trials, believers are encouraged to find peace in faith, as earthly hopes may falter but hope in Christ remains steadfast.
Mark 12:35-37 Scott Julian teaching This sermon explores the societal obsession with identity and its resulting confusion. It highlights the significance of the question 'Who is Jesus?' in shaping personal identity and faith. Jesus is depicted as both the son of David and the sovereign Lord, challenging conventional views of the Messiah. The crowd joyfully responds to his teachings, while religious leaders exhibit pride. The message emphasizes personal surrender to Jesus and encourages worship and reverence for his authority.
Mark 10:17-31 Scott Julian teaching A rich young ruler approaches Jesus, seeking guidance on inheriting eternal life. Jesus points out the challenges wealth poses to entering God's kingdom, emphasizing that salvation is not earned through good deeds or riches. The law reveals sin and the necessity of grace. Believers are encouraged to move away from material dependence and trust in Christ for eternal life, which is a gift of grace available to everyone.
Mark 10:1-12 Scott Julian teaching. Marriage according to Jesus
Devotion by Scott Julian during our Good Friday service.
Scott Julian teaching from Mark 8:27-33. In Mark chapter eight, Jesus challenges his disciples about his identity, contrasting the true Christ with manmade interpretations. Set in Caesarea Philippi, Peter's confession highlights the importance of recognizing Jesus' true mission. The narrative warns against personal reinterpretations of Jesus, emphasizing the call to discipleship, self-denial, and the acceptance of the cross. It concludes with a challenge to embrace Jesus as he truly is.
Mark 7:1-13 Truth Over Tradition Scott Julian teaching
“Jesus Will Walk On Water If That Is What It Takes” Mark 6:45-56 Scott Julian teaching
Mark 6:14-29 Scott Julian teaching Mark 6:14-29 Scott Julian teaching. Mark chapter six highlights the life and significance of John the Baptist, known for his moral courage and call for repentance. His Nazarite vows lead to a confrontation with Herod, who struggles with his conscience before deciding to execute John. This pivotal moment emphasizes the cost of faithfulness to God and encourages believers to remain steadfast, acknowledging that true commitment may lead to persecution but also offers eternal rewards.
Daniel Christensen teaching. The Gospel of Mark highlights the significance of scripture and the miracles performed by Jesus. A woman, suffering for 12 years, is healed by touching Jesus' garment, demonstrating the power of faith. Jairus, a synagogue official, seeks healing for his dying daughter. Despite delays, Jesus raises her from the dead, illustrating his authority over life and death. The narrative emphasizes the essential role of faith in healing and restoration.
Scott Julian teaching. Mark chapter five tells the story of a man tormented by demons, highlighting the destructive nature of sin. Jesus casts out the demons, demonstrating his authority to save. Despite witnessing this miracle, the townspeople react with fear and ask Jesus to leave. The transformed man wishes to follow Jesus but is told to share his testimony. The message encourages evangelism and recognizing the need for deliverance through faith in Jesus.
Advent Sermon #4 The Hope of His Return Revelation 22:20 Scott Julian teaching
The Promised Savior Luke 4:18-21 Scott Julian teaching
Christmas series #2 John 1:14 Scott Julian teaching
Understanding Growth in the Kingdom of God Mark 4 Scott Julian teaching
Mark chapter four highlights a key moment in Jesus' ministry as he begins teaching through parables. This change follows opposition from religious leaders and family. He presents the kingdom of God as a spiritual mystery, challenging Jewish expectations of a conquering king. Individuals are encouraged to embrace their unique gifts and focus on nurturing God's word. Daniel Christensen teaching
The Disciple's Job Description Mark 3:7-21 Scott Julian teaching
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