West Haven Baptist Church

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan opens God's Word to Psalm 63. In this passage, David—exiled in the wilderness and betrayed by those closest to him—shows us what it means to passionately pursue God, treasure Him above all else, and trust Him even in suffering. If you've ever felt dry, weary, or spiritually empty, this passage offers rich hope and a call to find true satisfaction in God alone.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Mike opens God's Word to some fascinating - and sometimes frustrating - Matthew 7:11. But when these verses are understood in their context, they give us great incentive to pray!

In this week's sermon, Pastor Mike starts a three-week series entitled "21 Days of Prayer." He begins in Acts 4, which contains the story of one of the most fruitful prayers in the Bible!

In this week's sermon, Pastor Mike goes to a passage of Scripture that calls itself "of first importance." It's what matters first, most and always: the resurrection of Jesus! That's what we celebrate at Easter!

In this week's sermon, Pastor Mike opens God's Word to Matthew 27 as we look at the people at Jesus' cross. They are a cross-section of humanity. In many ways, they represent us. But the central person at the cross is Jesus! And He shows us the way to forgiveness, restoration, and eternal life!

In this week's sermon, Pastor Mike is in a series entitled "Resurrection Hope". In Matthew 25, Jesus' disciples had hope even though they did not understand what was about to happen. Today, we have hope because we DO know what is about to happen! He's coming soon! So Jesus told them and us how the world will unravel before He comes. And how to live UNTIL He comes!

In this week's sermon, Pastor Mike starts a four-part series leading up to Easter entitled "Resurrection Hope" In Matthew 24, Jesus' disciples had hope even though they did not understand what was about to happen. In Matthew 24, we have hope because we DO know what is about to happen.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Mike explains three significant ways we can pour out our lives in devotion and worship of Jesus!

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan open God's Word to John 11, where we see that Jesus doesn't come into our lives to maintain the status quo. His power and authority challenged the religious leaders, the crowd, and even his own disciples. Some resisted Him, others remained undecided, and a few truly followed. The same question stands before us today: How will you respond to Jesus?

In this week's sermon, Pastor Mike opens God's Word to John 11 to tackle a subject every believer will have to face: What Do We Do When Trouble Comes...And God Doesn't Seem To Respond?