A new year often involves new goals, plans, and hopes. Paul's words to the Ephesian leaders provide a helpful grid to discern between what we know, what we think we know, and what we just don’t know. Taught by Jose Zayas
Taught by Jim Williams
Tension between people of different faiths is nothing new. A riot erupts in Ephesus as the church grows and worship at the temples decline. Religious differences are real. How do we navigate the challenges of sharing our faith in our multicultural world? Taught by Jose Zayas
Paul starts this third journey to strengthen the churches he planted on previous trips. What happens in Ephesus give a glimpse of how the Gospel transforms at the deepest levels. Taught by Jose Zayas
What happens at Sunset is about more than the Gospel in our city. Local decisions have a global impact. Listen in on how your faithfulness here is making a difference as far away as northern Uganda. Taught by Jose Zayas
What will motivate to us to live with gratitude well beyond the holiday season? The Bread and Cup are a God’s graphic display of where our thanksgiving should be rooted. Taught by Jose Zayas
Paul travels to Thessalonica, Berea, and Athens, reasoning from the Scriptures, and explaining that Jesus, the Messiah, died and rose from the dead. Taught by Steve Marshman
Sunset leaders introduce a new pastor and reflect on what the Scriptures teach about the roles of elder, deacon, and pastor in the local church. Acts 16 gives a glimpse of the early community at Philippi, a mixed bag of men and women who had little in common but Jesus. What does that say about our story, as we share the Good News in our city? Taught by Jose Zayas
Taught by Dominic Done
Change isn't always easy. Looking at Paul's second journey, we see three things can can revolutionize how we view God and the Westside Church story. Taught by Jose Zayas
Acts 15 outlines two different issues that had the potential of splitting the early church. Jesus followers will not always agree but can learn to settle conflict with grace and truth. Taught by Jose Zayas
What are the signs of a vibrant church? Taught by Jose Zayas
How did a small group of Jesus followers take the Gospel to the ends of the earth? In Acts 13, Luke repeats a three-word phrase that is the secret to church momentum. Taught by Jose Zayas
The church, a people, not a place; is called to pray. Prayer is a community gift. We cannot expect to be Spirit dependent if we are not committed to prayer as a community. Taught by Kenny Stone
Whatever you are going through in life, either good or bad, God responds to our prayers. Taught by Steve Marshman
Jesus invites his disciple to "ask, seek, and knock." His parables illustrate the way we should approach God in prayer - with shameless audacity. Taught by Jose Zayas
Prayer is an invitation to relationship. Jesus shows us what prayer is not and then how to approach the Father. Taught by Jose Zayas
Where are we headed as a community this coming year? We want to join Jesus' first disciples in their earnest desire to learn how to pray. Prayer is more than a spiritual exercise; it's an invitation to relationship. This is the first of a five part series. Taught by Jose Zayas
Jesus says, "If you hold to my teachings you are really my disciples." Disciples are free. Through the Son, they are free indeed. Are you free? Taught by Kenny Stone
The early church lived in the fear of the Lord. This phrase can be described as the affectionate, reverent, submissive obedience to Jesus. How do we live daily in the fear of the Lord? Taught by Steve Marshman
