West Ridge Church

The Gospel of Mark | Too Busy Not To Pray | Brian Bloye 

Jesus is incredible and He is worth following. However, so often we try to take control of our lives. We attempt to design our own path to walk down. Often times we can fail to fully trust the Lord to call all of the shots in our lives. Our host, Tyler Newsome will be diving into this subject from yesterday's message along with his guest, Sawyer Strickland.

The Gospel of Mark | Week 4: Who Is Calling The Shots? | Brian Bloye

We’re on week three in our series titled "The Gospel of Mark" and yesterday Pastor Todd Hampton taught on Mark 1:14-20. Todd explained the context of the passage by reminding us that Jesus coming on the scene was long-awaited and he was calling people to repent and believe. Join Julie Rape, our host for this week, and her guests Tonya Monroy and Barbara Hightower.

The Gospel of Mark: Mark 1:14-20 - Todd Hampton 

If baptism is a proclamation of our faith in Jesus, have you ever wondered why Jesus was baptized? We explored this topic in our second week of the ‘Gospel of Mark’ series at West Ridge Church. Join our host, Jason Chandler, and his guest, Caleb Bowen, this week as they discuss and dive deeper into Jesus’ baptism and how He pleased the Father.

The Book of Mark | Week 2: Making the Father Proud | Brian Bloye 

We kicked off with a brand new series here at West Ridge titled “The Gospel of Mark.” We will be studying the book of Mark together as a church for a little over a year and we kicked it off with a powerful message by Pastor Brian Bloye. How can we make room for Jesus in our lives? What is cluttering the forefront of our lives that is keeping us from the best that God has planned for us? Join our host, Tyler Newsome, and his guest Dr. John “JP” Morgan.

The Book of Mark | Week 1 : Make Room For Jesus | Brian Bloye 

Yesterday we wrapped up a two week series of messages on the Bible.  Last week, Pastor Brian talked about the relevance of the Bible and this week Dr. Matt Wilmington walked us through the reasons we believe the Bible is reliable. We can trust that it’s not just the world’s most popular book, but that it truly is God’s words written to us for His glory and for our benefit. How do we know that?  It's a huge leap from being “the good book” to being the written words of God. Join our host Steve Veale and his guest Spencer Purdy.