As we continue in our "Defining Moments" mini series we look at the big "brick wall" moments. This week we ask the question "What if our 'brick wall' moments are actually God breaking through?"

We’re back!! Join us on this fresh episode as we recap what has been going on in the life of the church and the start of a brand new sermon series! Be sure to share and subscribe to the podcast So you can enter into a chance to win eternal life!

As we start a new mini series, we dive into the history and origin of West Side. We look at how the quality of our lives is dependent on how we respond to these moments and ask "What is God Saying to Us?" 

This week we celebrate Pastor Jason's 8th Year Anniversary here at West Side. Jason reflects on 8 things he has learned from his time here as Lead Pastor and shows us that following Jesus is a long obedience in the same direction. We are so thankful for the Jordan family and for showing us that the point of everything is to point to Jesus!

Revelation is a book of HOPE, not fear.  We are thankful that in the midst of our suffering we can look to our future. 

Join us today on the rest of the sermon as we listen to the staff process through the past couple of weeks at West Side.

As we continue in our Grief and Glory series, we learn how our grief is a part of our discipleship. We also learn that Hope is holding on to the fact that God is holding on to us.

This week we reflect on the 5 stages of grief and how Jesus is STILL faithful even when we are faithless. We use this time of grieving to glorify God and press in to Jesus while we honor the life of our beloved Johnathon Thurman.

This week we wrapped up our mini series "This is My Story".  We heard another amazing testimony; this time from our soon-to-be youth resident, Johnathon Thurman! Join us as we dive deeper into how our testimony is a weapon and how it is evidence for others.

This week is the final week in our mini series "This is My Story".  We heard another amazing testimony; this time from our soon-to-be youth resident, Jonathan Thurman! He reminds us to share our testimony because it is a weapon and it is evidence for others.