Westgate Church Sermons

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

Praising God because he, alone, is trustworthy.

Giving to Christ's ministry should be viewed as a privilege rather than a burden.

God's people are equipped to serve in different ways.

The unity of the Church

The Church must be united.

Heaven—the home that God prepares for us.

The glory of Jesus is revealed in salvation history.

God's gift of Jesus is greater than we could ever imagine.

By grace we are saved.

We won't fully understand the gospel until we realize the depths of our sin.

Does judgement make God less righteous?

We have no standing before God because of our sin.

The importance of intentionally practicing the faith.

Grace vs. moralism

We have become futile in our thinking.

Salvation is received by faith.

Building bridges to people.

God brings his people out of exile.

In sin, God's people are exiled from his presence.

Yahweh is the one true God.

God's people need a good king.

The faithfulness of God in wicked times.

Spiritual rest through Christ.

We should be emboldened to tell others about Christ.

Jesus provides access to God at the highest of costs to Him.

Jesus is coronated as King of God's Kingdom

Jesus is misjudged for several reasons.

Christ's faithfulness and Peter's fear

Faithfulness of Christ

Overcoming the flesh.