The Westside King's Church Podcast

Phil Aud begins the season of Advent teaching on both reading and telling the times.  Preaching from Jeremiah 33:14-16 and Luke 21:25-36, Phil shows us that in times which seem to be good is where Jeremiah and Jesus gave warning but in times of devastation Jeremiah and Jesus spoke hope.  Phil once again asks the question are we as a Church reading and telling the time?   

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Christine and Phil finish up the discussion on Scot Mcknight and Laura Barringer's book "A Church Called TOV."  This week they speak on developing a culture of service and Christlikeness.   

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David preaches from John 9 concluding the series "From Great to Good."  David asks the question are we so stuck in our own way of seeing that we totally miss what God is doing.  Are we willing to let God orient us toward goodness rather than our idea of greatness.  

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You can email your question at [email protected]  Christin and Tyson continue discussing Scot Mcknight and Laura Barringer's book "A Church Called TOV."  This week they speak on justice.    

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Christin continues our series, discussing how we as a Church can be intentional fostering a culture that is good.  Christin articulates three areas in which we can be intentional: thoughtfulness, compassion, and belonging.  It is in these three areas we can grow in the likenesses of Christ demonstrating his goodness to the world and to each other.    

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David and Tyson continue discussing Scot Mcknight and Laura Barringer's book "A Church Called TOV."  This week David and Tyson speak on what a truth telling culture looks like in a Church and how to resist false narratives.    

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We had the privilege of special guest, Bob Osborne, joining us this last Sunday speaking on what good blessing is.   Bob interweaves through the biblical text of Numbers 6:22-27,  some personal anecdotes, and of course his book recommendations, to give us a full, vibrant picture on good blessing. Bob also gives insight on how to be a good blessing to others culminating into a fantastic Sunday morning teaching.

We had the privilege of special guest, Bob Osborne, joining us this last Sunday speaking on what good blessing is.   Bob interweaves through the biblical text of Numbers 6:22-27,  some personal anecdotes, and of course his book recommendations, to give us a full, vibrant picture on good blessing. Bob also gives insight on how to be a good blessing to others culminating into a fantastic Sunday morning teaching.    

Welcome to Westside Kings Church   

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David and Tyson continue discussing Scot Mcknight and Laura Barringer's book "A Church Called TOV."  This week the discussion is on what a culture of grace looks like and how we as a church can nurture grace in our community.    

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David Harvey speaks on what makes a good Church.  How can we as a community seek goodness over greatness. Great churches focus on metrics of size, the individual leader or having a great vision but good churches focus on the people.