Audio Sermons – Westwood Church of Christ

Featured Verse: Matthew 12:22 Jesus of Nazareth– Grew up in ordinary circumstances, never wrote a book., never held an office, never owned a home, never went to college. never traveled more than 200 miles from the place of his birth, most turned against Him and His message while here, was put to death at the age of 33, only belongings were His clothes, buried in a borrowed tomb…..Yet Continues To Have The Greatest Impact On The World! Click the play button above to listen.

In this lesson Paul Smithson looks at several of the places in the Scriptures where the phrase “take courage” is used. By considering the context of each we can gain strength and courage to face and overcome the things that confront us through God’s power. Click the play button above to listen.

In this lesson Paul Smithson looks at lessons from 1 Samuel 7 concerning God, our Stone of Help. Click the play button above to listen

Featured Verse: 1Timothy 3:15 In this lesson Paul Smithson considers how the church is the pillar and support of the truth. Those who will not proclaim and uphold the truth are not the church even though they may claim to be. Click the play button above to listen.

In the lesson Paul Smithson examines the promises given to those who love God and who the Scriptures say that actually do love God. Click the play button above to listen.

Featured Verse: James 5:16 In this lesson Paul Smithson examines one of the greatest and most powerful blessings that is put at the Christian’s disposal. Click the play button above to listen.

Featured Verse: Philippians 4:4-7 In this lesson Paul Smithson examines how the Scriptures show that even in times of crisis the child of God can: Always be joyful and be at peace. Not be anxious or fearful, knowing our Lord is near and desires us to make our request know to Him.  Exhibit such faith with a forbearing spirit in such a way that it will be observed by others and give glory to God. Click the play button above to listen.

Featured Verse:   2 Corinthians 2:14 God’s people are described in a variety of ways in the Scriptures.  This lesson examines the descriptions of God’s people as an “aroma” and considers our worship and example before God and others.  What is your spiritual “aroma”?  Click the play button above to listen.

In this sermon, Paul Smithson explores the question “What is a Christian?”  Are there different kind of Christians? Do you have to be a Baptist Christian, a Lutheran Christian, or some other kind of Christian?  Or can you just simply be a Christian? Listen to this lesson from the Bible on what it means to be a Christian only.

This is the third and final lesson in our special series on the existence of God. In this lesson, Daniel Curtis looks at issue of morality and ethics in the world.  We are living in a time where theories such as postmodernism teach that there is no such thing as objective truth.  Yet most people in the world behave as if there are moral standards. Daniel asks the atheist, 1) Why do morals exist? and Why do we have rational thought?  The presence of a moral law indicates there must be a moral lawgiver. The Bible teaches us that the lawgiver has compassion for us and has provided a way of salvation despite our immoral failings Click the play button above to listen to the entire lesson.