Audio Sermons – Westwood Church of Christ

This is the second lesson in our special series on the existence of God. In this lesson Mike Richardson examines the argument of Cause and Effect in favor of the existence of God. Genesis 1:1 declares that God created the heavens and the earth.  If there is no God, what caused the universe to come into existence? Men have been questioning God and the existence of God for a very long time.  In Job 38, God asked Job a series of questions he could not answer about the creation of the world, to illustrate that Job was just a man and his understanding was limited. Peter taught that scoffers against God would come in 2 Peter 3:3.  There have always been people who denied God, but God will eventually judge all men. If you would like to listen to this lesson, just click play above.

Paul Smithson delivers the first lesson in our special series I AM: The Existence of God. In this lesson Paul discusses the evidence for God based on the design we see all around us. This lesson includes The necessity of faith: (Hebrews 11:6) Faith is based on knowledge:  (Hebrews 11:3) Design of the Universe (Genesis 1:1) God is visible in the design of the universe (Romans 1:19-20) Consider the Animal Kingdom (Psalm 104:24-25) Consider the Human Body (Psalm 94:9) To listen to the lesson, just click play above.

Featured Verse:  Genesis 3:1-13 When Adam and Eve committed the first sin, they both blamed others for their transgression. In this gospel meeting lesson, Donnie Rader describes “The Blame Game”, a game where sinners blame everyone but themselves for their transgressions. Do you know the rules for “The Blame Game?”  Click the play button above to listen.

This is the first lesson from our Gospel Meeting Series with Bro. Donnie Rader. In this lesson Bro. Rader  asks the question: Do You Believe God?  Many people believe IN God, but do they believe what God says? Using the example of Abraham, this lesson challenges each of us to examine our faith more deeply. To listen to this lesson, just click the Play button above.

In this week’s lesson, Bro. Smithson discusses what kind of man God makes us to be. Key Verse: 2 Timothy 1:1-7  “For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind.” “Are you allowing God to make of you what you ought to be?” Key points: God Makes Fearless Men God Makes Strong Men God Makes Loving Men God Makes Sound Men   Listen by clicking the Play button above.

In this lesson, Lynn considers the following questions on baptism: Is baptism part of God’s plan for salvation? What is the purpose of baptism? Should I be baptized? What is the meaning of baptism? What lessons can I draw today from my baptism?   To listen to this audio sermon, just click the play button above. If you would like to see the presentation slides for this sermon click on the following link for a PDF document: PurposeMeaningBaptism

In this lesson Paul Smithson discusses the fundamental doctrine of Christian Baptism. What is the purpose of baptism? What does baptism have to do with salvation? How is baptism connected to the blood of Christ? We invite you to listen and learn about this important Bible Doctrine.

This  the 4th and final lesson in our series on persecution: “Worthy to Suffer” In this lesson Bro. Smithson reviews the steps we can all take to adopt the proper view of persecution and what we can do to prepare to face persecution if it comes.   Other lessons in this series can be found here: “Worthy to Suffer”

This is the third lesson in out series on Persecution: “Worthy to Suffer”

In this lesson, Bro Smithson examines the prevalence of persecution in our world today.  He especially examines the increasing tide of persecutions here in the United States and reminds us that the scriptures teach we should not be surprised when such troubles come.

Other lessons in this series can be found here: “Worthy to Suffer”

 

This is the 2nd lesson in our series on Persecution: Perilous Times Will Come

In this lesson, Bro Smithson continues reviews the history of persecution against God’s faithful from the close of the New Testament up to recent history. As a part of this review Bro Smithson examines prophecies made by the apostles that “perilous times will come” and demonstrates that the predicted persecutions did indeed happen.

Other lessons in this series can be found here: “Worthy to Suffer”