The Westside King's Church Podcast

It is Christ the King Sunday. David Harvey explores the themes of identity, the nature of modern life, and the significance of Christ as King. David discusses the implications of being the center of one's own story and contrasts this with the narrative of Christ the King, emphasizing that Jesus is not just a king but the King. The dialogue also delves into Pilate's role in the story of Jesus, questioning what it means to acknowledge Jesus as King in our lives. Ultimately, it invites listeners to consider their place in the story of Christ and the love that He offers to all.

Chapters

00:00 The Gospel Reading and Introduction

01:21 Navigating Life's Pathways

03:30 The Story of Our Lives

05:48 Cultural Impasse and Human Behavior

08:35 Christ the King Sunday

09:05 The Faithful Witness

12:29 Pilate's Dilemma

16:17 The Nature of Christ's Kingship

20:02 How Do We Fit Into His Story?

24:34 The King Who Loves Us

28:54 Invitation to the Table

David Harvey finishes off our our series, "(Not) Listening to Shame," preaching from Hebrews 10:23-25,

David Harvey continues our series unpacking Mark 12:38-44 and Hebrews 9:24-28.

Christin Woods continues our series from Mark 12:28-34.

David Harvey continues our series preaching from Mark 10:46-52 and Hebrews 7:23-28.

Christin Woods continues our series, unpacking Mark 10:35-45 and Hebrews 7:23-28. How does Jesus totally usurp our understanding of heroes and leadership?

David continues our series on (Not) listening to shame, unpacking Hebrews 4:12-16 and Mark 10:17-31.

We begin our new series exploring the book of Hebrews using insights from Richard Beck's book "The Shape of Joy." David begins the series discussing how the shape of our Salvation is through Jesus and the Church.

David Harvey finishes off our "How to be a Church" series. Church on a Sunday mornings matters in as much as it impacts our lives throughout the week. The liturgy after the liturgy is how we pursue wholeness for the world.

We continue our series on, "How to be a Church" where we unpack Psalm 1 together as a community.