Westgate Church Sermons

Jesus' fulfillment is in the Lord making Him willing to suffer the cross.

Love for one another is the Mark of a Christian.

The gospel not only reconciles us to God; it changes how we relate to one another.

Maturity is humble Christlikeness

The dependence on God.

We should cherish God's Word.

Grace not only saves us from sin but produces what God's holiness demands.

We are to turn to Christ for all we need for life and godliness.

Because God has graciously given us a new identity in Christ, we must live together in love, forgiveness, and peace.

We are to be heavenly minded.

The supremacy of Jesus in redemption

The church is an interconnected body to God's glory.

We must mature as disciple-makers.

Because we have been loved by Christ, we love as Christ loves.

Missionaries trust in God and live for His glory.

Christian liberty is governed by love for one another.

We should stop judging one another in our churches.

Because Christ has won, we do not need to fear the loss of what this world might take.

The church is to live as a family of God.

The effect of the gospel is not only a new eternal destiny, but a different daily reality.

Our identity is grounded in God's view of us

God's word is a gift to his people.

Our obedience should flow from our relationship with God

God's greatness displayed by his Works.

When we are opposed by enemies or overwhelmed by trouble, we find hope and deliverance in the faithful, covenant-keeping God who helps, sustains, and vindicates his people.

Glorify God.

God's grace never fails, even when his people do.

We need to proclaim the gospel.

True righteousness comes by faith in Christ, not by works of the law.

Despite cultural pushback, salvation is by faith in Christ.

Salvation is a gift of grace alone.

God is sovereign over salvation as an expression of His love and for His glory.

God is for us, so we can trust him

The Spirit sustains believers while we wait for God to finish his saving work.

The avenue to hope in the journey of suffering.

Christians find assurance not in perfection, but in a new relationship to sin, righteousness, and perseverance.

Transformation is grounded in the cross and the Holy Spirit.

The battle with sin reveals our daily need for Christ.

Everything Jesus taught is true proven by His resurrection.

Jesus' suffering was the moment of his power, glory, and justice.

Jesus' heart of compassion is beyond measure

The law shows us that we need grace.

The Gospel, not the Law, is what transforms us.

The Gospel, not the Law, is what transforms us.

The gracious, free gift of justification.

The pathway to rejoicing in our suffering.

The promise of God depending on grace by faith