The life rhythm of gratitude has beautiful benefits in the life of the believer. Pastor Dave proposes four ways we can grow in gratitude: seeing, cultivating, connecting, and remembering.
Whether we’ve lived a life of indulgence or one marked by religious accomplishments, the Father is waiting for His children with love and acceptance.
In the Kingdom of God, “work” is much more significant than bringing home a paycheck. Far beyond just personal fulfillment, we enrich the world and benefit those around us. Our work before God becomes worship, leaving an impact that echoes throughout future generations.
In the beginning, God brought order and life into a world filled with chaos and disorder. Spiritual rhythms connect us to God, bringing order to the darkness and chaos of our own hearts.
Silence and solitude can lead us through reflection and self-discovery into an understanding of God’s plan, help us identify our inner struggles, and ultimately draw us nearer to God.
Jesus modeled discipleship in the context of a diverse community. As we seek to follow Him, we can’t let individualism, idealism, and intimidation hinder us from sharing our lives with one another.
Rhythms of Life keep us connected to Jesus. They move us beyond religious checkboxes into a lifestyle that integrates faith into everyday moments.
The mission of Westside Church can be summarized as Life in Community, Love for our Neighbors, with Jesus at the Center. Pastor Evan breaks down each one as we look to the future of our church.
Jesus reveals the glory of God as full of grace and truth. We offer both to the world around us, following Jesus’ example of compassion and redemption, while practicing empathy in our interactions with others.
God’s holiness is so intense that impurity in His presence is dangerous, as seen in stories like Moses and the burning bush, Isaiah’s vision in the temple, and Ezekiel’s river vision. Jesus demonstrates a different expression of God’s holiness throughout his ministry. His holiness and power don’t condemn the impure but transform and heal those approaching him in faith.
