In a real sense, the church today exists because people have followed Jesus' command to serve one another. What abilities and interests has God gifted you with that would be a blessing to someone else? (Note: end of message lost due to technical reasons).

Jesus said the greatest commandment was to love God with all of your heart, soul and mind. He also said a second commandment was like it: Love your neighbor as yourself. How do you do that in a real, meaningful way?

In Acts 1:8, Jesus tells his followers to take His message to "Samaria and the ends of the Earth" When Jesus talked about "Samaria", what did the believers of that day think about that? Is it difficult today for us to bring the Gospel to our "Samaritans"?

When we talk about stewardship, we usually think of in terms of watching over someone else's money. But did you know that God has put you in the lives of other people and is looking for what you are doing with those relationships?

In Acts 1, Jesus told his followers that after they received the Holy Spirit, they would be "witnesses" in their communities. What does that mean?

Today as we celebrate with those being baptized, we also celebrate all that the Lord is doing at West Ridge.

In a list of supernatural gifts that are distributed to believers, "speaking in different kinds of tongues' (1 Cor 12:10 NIV) is mentioned. What exactly is that and what is God's purpose in providing this gift?

When the Bible speaks of the "gifts of the Spirit" what are those gifts and who receives them?

Just as with the story of King David blessing Jonathon's son Mephibosheth, our King has insured that we too are richly blessed.

The Bible speaks about baptism, and in fact speaks of different baptisms. 'I indeed baptized you with water, but He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit.' (Mark 1:8 NKJV). What is the significance of different 'types' of baptisms?