West Ridge Students

In this week's student discussion, Caleb talks with Corey and his mom, Amanda, about their own family dynamics, how they have learned to be present as a family, and what barriers they experience to a healthy family.  They also talk about why brokenness in families can cause people to turn away from the church rather than to the church.

In week 1 of our new series, we talk with parents and students about a building block to healthier families...being present with each other.

In this Breakout Session, Tyler talks about the belief that God just wants me to be happy, and the truth that God wants to give us something much better and more lasting than happiness.

In this Breakout Session, Lesther talks about the lie that we sometimes believe...that we are better than other people.  He helps us understand that all of us live by God's grace.

In this Breakout Session, 3 senior ladies speak on the idea that the Christian Life is easy, and why following Jesus is difficult but worth it.

In this week's Student Discussion episode, Caleb talks with Jett and Oliver about who they can trust and if they've ever felt a sense of hopelessness.  How do they strive to keep hope in Jesus and live out their faith? They also discuss whether Daylight Savings should happen anymore, and Jett makes a bold claim...he is Batman.  

In this week's episode, Caleb talks with Addy and Anslie about our Halloween at Reckless night and the idea that "God could never love me."   As the rain falls in the background, the students discuss why lies like "God could never love me" can be so impactful and how they are learning to discern the voice of truth versus the lie.  They also talk about their least favorite candy and beg Todd for caffeine for the guests on the podcast.

At our Halloween at Reckless event, Ken discusses the lie that we can often believe - "God could never love me."  Have you ever believed that?  This message can help unlock the truth about the depths of God's love for you!

In this week's episode, Caleb talks with Reese and Charlie about how our culture encourages us to follow your heart and find our truth.   Why does that appeal to us?  How can students live with a better viewpoint than that?  We also found out that Charlie didn't listen to Todd's message, and the episode begins with an inspiring rendition of "Final Countdown"!  

In this week's message, we talk about the belief in our culture that says, "Follow Your Heart."  Why is this belief so attractive to us? What is the problem with living this way and how can we live in the truth?