Speaker: Josh Dool

Date: February 3, 2019

Text: Missions Sunday

This week we will take a look at how 'Making Jesus Known' is not just the mission statement of Westside, but the purpose and mission for all of humanity and even God himself. We'll see how the plan of God from before the world began was to reveal himself through Christ, and how we can more faithfully engage in the mission of 'making him known'.

As we continue Jesus' walk toward the cross we'll take some time to slow down in the upper room during the last supper. What can we learn about our own hearts and lives as Jesus' disciples are confronted by the sin of Judas?

In this message we drop in and witness the extravagant display of Mary's love for Jesus and show how Judas betrayal of Jesus serves as a harsh contrast to her.

In this sermon we will set the stage for the last three chapters of Matthew. We'll look at four unmistakable realities of Jesus that make our total surrender to Him vital for any who want to experience life in Him.

In this sermon we will kick off the new year with a look at the biblical concept of revival. What does revival mean? Why should we care about it? And how can we experience it personally and as a church?

How do we become a community of contentment in a culture of consumerism and discontentment? We do this by looking to our King and his vision for the Kingdom of God.

In this sermon we will look at the third title for Jesus found in Isaiah 9:6 -- Everlasting Father. What does it mean that Jesus is Everlasting Father? And if He is, how should we feel about approaching Him?

In this second of four Advent messages coming out of Isaiah 9:6 we look at the name Almighty God and consider how Jesus could be both God and man and what the implications of that are for us.

In this sermon we begin or Christmas series entitled, 'Messiah.' In this four week series we will walk through the ancient prophesies in Isaiah nine and unpack the four titles that were given to the promised Messiah who we now know came in the person of Jesus! This sermon will focus on the title, 'Wonderful Counselor' and set us up with a framework for understanding "The fear of the Lord [as] the beginning of wisdom" (Prov. 9:10).

We finish off this series with a 40 chapter flyover of Job where we'll consider Job's regret and God's response to him and His restoration of Job thereafter.