God has always heart a heart for the outsiders. From the time of Israel to the ministry of Jesus, God has always given special honor to the men, women and children in society who tend to be overlooked. In this Bible study, we explore what it means to treat everyone with dignity, decency, and respect--no matter their background.

Songs and praise time just for kids! Tune in each week as we continue learning about the Old Testament!

We want to hear from you! If you want to say "hi!" and be included in next week's video, shoot a quick video of you / your kids and email it to Amanda Childress - [email protected]. We'll included everyone we can each week!

Jesus promises that when he sets us free, we are free indeed. But is he freeing us from? And what does it mean that Jesus is our Redeemer?

We invite you to join us for this week's Bible study that will look into these questions using the Old and New Testaments. We hope you'll fall more in love with Jesus as you hear about the price he paid to purchase our freedom from sin.

Jesus invites Peter, James and John for an intimate moment atop a high mountain. Jesus uses this miraculous mountaintop moment to reveal his glory and his place in God's story. By connecting Jesus with there stories of Moses and Elijah--who appear alongside Jesus in this incredible encounter--we see how Jesus is the fulfillment of everything God had been working towards from the Old Testament into the New.

In our culture, freedom is often associated with the absence of a master or authority telling us what to do. We feel we can't be free if we have to answer to anyone but ourselves. The Bible gives us a fundamentally different understanding of what freedom really means. In tonight's Bible study, we'll be exploring two key passages from Scripture that teach us an important truth about freedom: everyone has a master, but not ever master has our best interest in mind.

True freedom is found when we are freed from our slavery to sin and choose to follow Jesus as our new master.

Following Jesus isn't always easy. Jesus understands that his divine calling is to go to Jerusalem and face suffering and death for the sake of the Kingdom. As Jesus' disciples, we are called to follow in his footsteps--even when the journey becomes difficult.

Songs and praise time just for kids! Tune in each week as we continue learning about the Old Testament!

We want to hear from you! If you want to say "hi!" and be included in next week's video, shoot a quick video of you / your kids and email it to Amanda Childress - [email protected]. We'll included everyone we can each week!

We invite you to the the next part of our Freedom in Christ series. Our Lead Minister Bryan Fojtasek will be exploring what the Bible says about one of the most important freedoms in our legal system--the right to not incriminate yourself.

How do we reconcile this aspect of American society with the Biblical command to admit our faults, confess our sins, and be open with God and each other?

We'll also spend some time sharing what the Bible says about double jeopardy, due process, and private property--some of the others rights guaranteed to us in the Fifth Amendment.

We hope you can join us this Wednesday night at 6:30pm for this Bible study!

We are excited to introduce Adam and Carlie England to our Westside family during today’s livestream. Adam is interviewing for the Youth Ministry position at Westside, and will be visiting us August 8-10. Many of you might already know Carlie, who grew up attending Westside. Adam and Carlie have two wonderful kids and are so excited about the possibility of serving God while being so close to family.

Adam has worked in full-time youth ministry for several years and is finishing up his Master’s Degree in ministry. We are excited about the gifts and talents he has and are praying about the possibility of inviting him to work with our students, families, and college age students.