Westside Family Church is a dynamic, fast growing church-family that is a great place to grow in your faith. You are invited to be a part of what God is doing at Westside! Westside is all about loving Jesus, becoming like Jesus, sharing Jesus. Westside is committed to sharing the timeless truth of…
Israel repeated this same cycle over and over again through the stories of the judges, Kings, and prophets.
Israel repeated this same cycle over and over again through the stories of the judges, Kings, and prophets.
Israel repeated this same cycle over and over again through the stories of the judges, Kings, and prophets.
Israel repeated this same cycle over and over again through the stories of the judges, Kings, and prophets.
Israel repeated this same cycle over and over again through the stories of the judges, Kings, and prophets.
Israel repeated this same cycle over and over again through the stories of the judges, Kings, and prophets.
Israel repeated this same cycle over and over again through the stories of the judges, Kings, and prophets.
Israel repeated this same cycle over and over again through the stories of the judges, Kings, and prophets.
The Story begins with light marred by darkness. Into that darkness, God comes to us with the light of redemption.
The Story begins with light marred by darkness. Into that darkness, God comes to us with the light of redemption.
The Story begins with light marred by darkness. Into that darkness, God comes to us with the light of redemption.
The Story begins with light marred by darkness. Into that darkness, God comes to us with the light of redemption.
The Story begins with light marred by darkness. Into that darkness, God comes to us with the light of redemption.
The Story begins with light marred by darkness. Into that darkness, God comes to us with the light of redemption.
This two weeks is the set up for the year long journey of “The Story.” Anything you are spending a year doing is worth two weeks of prep!
This two weeks is the set up for the year long journey of “The Story.” Anything you are spending a year doing is worth two weeks of prep!
The first chapter of Colossians includes a prayer for the church (9-12) and a hymn (doxology) about the supremacy of Jesus (15-20). It is powerful to note that the prayer parallels the main points of the hymn, and is essentially a request to experience the fullness of life that can be found in the Supreme Jesus. In other words, the supremacy of Jesus isn’t just something we can know about, it is something that we can participate in.
The first chapter of Colossians includes a prayer for the church (9-12) and a hymn (doxology) about the supremacy of Jesus (15-20). It is powerful to note that the prayer parallels the main points of the hymn, and is essentially a request to experience the fullness of life that can be found in the Supreme Jesus. In other words, the supremacy of Jesus isn’t just something we can know about, it is something that we can participate in.
The first chapter of Colossians includes a prayer for the church (9-12) and a hymn (doxology) about the supremacy of Jesus (15-20). It is powerful to note that the prayer parallels the main points of the hymn, and is essentially a request to experience the fullness of life that can be found in the Supreme Jesus. In other words, the supremacy of Jesus isn’t just something we can know about, it is something that we can participate in.
You were born on purpose and with a purpose. God has a custom-designed part for you to play in His mission. Nothing is more important, but most people miss it. In this series, we’ll discover five simple practices that will put us right in the middle of what God is doing where we live, work, and play. These five missional practices are designed to bless the places and people in your life. As you begin to live out B.L.E.S.S., you will not only discover your own mission in life, but that you are changing the world around you.
You were born on purpose and with a purpose. God has a custom-designed part for you to play in His mission. Nothing is more important, but most people miss it. In this series, we’ll discover five simple practices that will put us right in the middle of what God is doing where we live, work, and play. These five missional practices are designed to bless the places and people in your life. As you begin to live out B.L.E.S.S., you will not only discover your own mission in life, but that you are changing the world around you.
You were born on purpose and with a purpose. God has a custom-designed part for you to play in His mission. Nothing is more important, but most people miss it. In this series, we’ll discover five simple practices that will put us right in the middle of what God is doing where we live, work, and play. These five missional practices are designed to bless the places and people in your life. As you begin to live out B.L.E.S.S., you will not only discover your own mission in life, but that you are changing the world around you.
You were born on purpose and with a purpose. God has a custom-designed part for you to play in His mission. Nothing is more important, but most people miss it. In this series, we’ll discover five simple practices that will put us right in the middle of what God is doing where we live, work, and play. These five missional practices are designed to bless the places and people in your life. As you begin to live out B.L.E.S.S., you will not only discover your own mission in life, but that you are changing the world around you.
You were born on purpose and with a purpose. God has a custom-designed part for you to play in His mission. Nothing is more important, but most people miss it. In this series, we’ll discover five simple practices that will put us right in the middle of what God is doing where we live, work, and play. These five missional practices are designed to bless the places and people in your life. As you begin to live out B.L.E.S.S., you will not only discover your own mission in life, but that you are changing the world around you.
You were born on purpose and with a purpose. God has a custom-designed part for you to play in His mission. Nothing is more important, but most people miss it. In this series, we’ll discover five simple practices that will put us right in the middle of what God is doing where we live, work, and play. These five missional practices are designed to bless the places and people in your life. As you begin to live out B.L.E.S.S., you will not only discover your own mission in life, but that you are changing the world around you.
Each of us spends our lives on a journey toward God. Yet often our most deeply felt longings - for meaning, for love, for significance - end up leading us away from, instead of toward, our Creator and the person he made us to be.
Each of us spends our lives on a journey toward God. Yet often our most deeply felt longings - for meaning, for love, for significance - end up leading us away from, instead of toward, our Creator and the person he made us to be.
Each of us spends our lives on a journey toward God. Yet often our most deeply felt longings - for meaning, for love, for significance - end up leading us away from, instead of toward, our Creator and the person he made us to be.
Each of us spends our lives on a journey toward God. Yet often our most deeply felt longings - for meaning, for love, for significance - end up leading us away from, instead of toward, our Creator and the person he made us to be.
Each of us spends our lives on a journey toward God. Yet often our most deeply felt longings - for meaning, for love, for significance - end up leading us away from, instead of toward, our Creator and the person he made us to be.
Church is not a building; it’s a body. Church is not a program; it’s a people. Church is not an event; it’s everybody on a everyday mission that includes every area of life. As the Westside family expands our “home,” we’ll remember that people are “the house of God.” It’s impossible to “go to Church” because we are the church.
Church is not a building; it’s a body. Church is not a program; it’s a people. Church is not an event; it’s everybody on a everyday mission that includes every area of life. As the Westside family expands our “home,” we’ll remember that people are “the house of God.” It’s impossible to “go to Church” because we are the church.
Church is not a building; it’s a body. Church is not a program; it’s a people. Church is not an event; it’s everybody on a everyday mission that includes every area of life. As the Westside family expands our “home,” we’ll remember that people are “the house of God.” It’s impossible to “go to Church” because we are the church.
Church is not a building; it’s a body. Church is not a program; it’s a people. Church is not an event; it’s everybody on a everyday mission that includes every area of life. As the Westside family expands our “home,” we’ll remember that people are “the house of God.” It’s impossible to “go to Church” because we are the church.
Church is not a building; it’s a body. Church is not a program; it’s a people. Church is not an event; it’s everybody on a everyday mission that includes every area of life. As the Westside family expands our “home,” we’ll remember that people are “the house of God.” It’s impossible to “go to Church” because we are the church.
21st Christianity is way messed up on its theology of trouble. We have come to believe that trouble means God is punishing us. Or that God is mad at us. Or that God has left us. Or that God plays favorites - and we are no longer on the good list!
21st Christianity is way messed up on its theology of trouble. We have come to believe that trouble means God is punishing us. Or that God is mad at us. Or that God has left us. Or that God plays favorites - and we are no longer on the good list!
21st Christianity is way messed up on its theology of trouble. We have come to believe that trouble means God is punishing us. Or that God is mad at us. Or that God has left us. Or that God plays favorites - and we are no longer on the good list!
21st Christianity is way messed up on its theology of trouble. We have come to believe that trouble means God is punishing us. Or that God is mad at us. Or that God has left us. Or that God plays favorites - and we are no longer on the good list!
21st Christianity is way messed up on its theology of trouble. We have come to believe that trouble means God is punishing us. Or that God is mad at us. Or that God has left us. Or that God plays favorites - and we are no longer on the good list!
21st Christianity is way messed up on its theology of trouble. We have come to believe that trouble means God is punishing us. Or that God is mad at us. Or that God has left us. Or that God plays favorites - and we are no longer on the good list!
21st Christianity is way messed up on its theology of trouble. We have come to believe that trouble means God is punishing us. Or that God is mad at us. Or that God has left us. Or that God plays favorites - and we are no longer on the good list!
21st Christianity is way messed up on its theology of trouble. We have come to believe that trouble means God is punishing us. Or that God is mad at us. Or that God has left us. Or that God plays favorites - and we are no longer on the good list!
God makes all things new! He continually does a new work in us. He continually makes us into a new creation. He shows us new truths and gives us new insights. He is the God of the new! If God is so good at new - why do our leaders, our vision and our methods all seem to become old? What if the Church is 8 years old. It has been based from the start on three questions: what if the church prayed together? what if the church served together? what if the church believed together? Every movement needs renewal from time to time. Learning how to embrace the new while hanging on the the principles we believe in is essential to every aspect of life. In Acts 16 - halfway through this book - this viral movement called the church takes on the new - with new prayer, new service and new boldness in sharing their faith.
God makes all things new! He continually does a new work in us. He continually makes us into a new creation. He shows us new truths and gives us new insights. He is the God of the new! If God is so good at new - why do our leaders, our vision and our methods all seem to become old? What if the Church is 8 years old. It has been based from the start on three questions: what if the church prayed together? what if the church served together? what if the church believed together? Every movement needs renewal from time to time. Learning how to embrace the new while hanging on the the principles we believe in is essential to every aspect of life. In Acts 16 - halfway through this book - this viral movement called the church takes on the new - with new prayer, new service and new boldness in sharing their faith.
God makes all things new! He continually does a new work in us. He continually makes us into a new creation. He shows us new truths and gives us new insights. He is the God of the new! If God is so good at new - why do our leaders, our vision and our methods all seem to become old? What if the Church is 8 years old. It has been based from the start on three questions: what if the church prayed together? what if the church served together? what if the church believed together? Every movement needs renewal from time to time. Learning how to embrace the new while hanging on the the principles we believe in is essential to every aspect of life. In Acts 16 - halfway through this book - this viral movement called the church takes on the new - with new prayer, new service and new boldness in sharing their faith.
We live in a world of conflict. Yet most of us are equipped only with the conflict skills we learned as a child from our parents. Jesus teaches a different way to handle conflict - and His followers must use and model it! He shows us how to move from rule based living to principle based living.
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