Dom kicks off a new series focused on calling and discerning God’s will for your life. We are handed two scripts; one that says life has no meaning, it’s all an accident. Jesus’ script says life does have meaning; God has given us purpose and a hope for our future. He saved us by grace for good works so we can live out our purpose.

Executive Pastor, Tim McDonald, shares a message of hope from Romans 15 v13. We look to God as the source of our hoe and the anticipated object of our hope; a hope that is fixated on the reality that Jesus is coming back. Our prayer is that God fills us with hope, joy, and peace as we trust in Him so that we can be people who bring hope, joy, and peace to others. 

To us, a child is born. To us, a son is given. Dom shares from Isaiah 9 and reminds us of the Good News of Jesus, God himself breaking into the human story and light entering the darkness. We have hope in this God, who came into our world, to rescue, redeem, and heal.

Welcome to Tuesday morning worship and meditation where we open ourselves up to the love of God and the leading of His Holy Spirit.

Join us today as we remember the anticipation of Jesus’ birth and reflect on joy in Mary’s story as she chooses to trust God’s promise and rejoice. Our joy is not a feeling based on our present circumstances but a hopeful attitude, one that we choose because of our hope in God’s love and promises.

Hakeem and Bryan conclude our series on community, talking about healthy conflict. They unpack Acts 15 where the early church goes through two contrasting episodes of conflict.

Join us live every Sunday at 9 and 11am for our online gatherings by visiting westsideajc.org/online

Welcome to Tuesday Worship & Meditations where we create space to pause and open ourselves up to the love of God and the leading of the Holy Spirit.

Join us today as we remember and rest in the reality that love is one of the fruits of the Holy Spirit. This means that it’s not our own strength or striving that empowers us to receive and give love, it’s living life aware of and dependent upon Him.

Welcome to Tuesday Worship & Meditations where we create space to pause and open ourselves up to the love of God and the leading of the Holy Spirit.

In a world where chaos, destruction, and disorder are the norm, Jesus invites us to push back against the chaos and enter into His peace. This peace is not found merely in the absence of chaos but through the presence of the person of Jesus. As we continue on in our advent season, our invitation to you is to allow the peace of Christ to dwell in you richly, as you meditate on the person and work of our prince of peace.

Weston and Jenny Brock continue our series in community, a place to belong. Basing their discussion in Acts 2, they reflect on community in their own lives and in that of the early church who shared things in common, ate meals together, and were aware of the needs of others in their community. Then and now, Jesus centered community is a place to be treated as family and to treat others as family.

For information on communities at Westside, to connect with the communities team or to start a Bible read-through group, visit westsideajc.org/communities

Join us live every Sunday at 9, and 11am for our online gatherings by visiting westsideajc.org/online

Welcome to Tuesday Worship & Meditations where we create space to pause and open ourselves up to the love of God and the leading of the Holy Spirit.

Join us today as we meditate on the hope of Christ.

In a season where It’s easy for our to-do lists and full calendars to sit in the driver's seat of life, showing up to this space to worship+meditate is like our act of resistance where we slow down and turn down the noise of life so that we can encounter God.