Westside Murray Sermons

Judges 10-12 introduces us to Jephthah. In a passage that raises lots of questions, we have lessons that we need to remind ourselves and apply to our lives to be the disciples that God will use.

This is the most important question you will ever answer. Join us as we look at this crucial passage in Matthew 16, to see who Jesus is and why it matters. 

Why should the church focus on going to the nations? Why should the church seek to send people out on mission? Join us as we look at the impetus for Christian missions and celebrate the Clarks as they go.

While no one wants to hit rock bottom, for many, it is the means by which they see their need for Jesus and turn to him. For others, it is the means by which they grow in the Lord. In that case, hitting rock bottom is a grace.  Join us as we look at Israel hit rock bottom, and how the Lord shows them his grace in this.

How and why is success dangerous? How does success tend to ruin so many people? Join us as we examine the dangers of success and how we can avoid falling into them.

By nature, we struggle with self-reliance and pride. We must learn that God will not use those who think they can do the work of the Lord, or anything, in their own power. Instead, we must live wholly dependent on him. Join us as we look at this great principle in Judges 7. 

Many people realize the Lord has called them to live for him, but the struggle is having the courage to live it out. How can we have the courage to live as the Lord has called us to? Join us as we look at four ways to live courageously in Judges 6 

The theme for Ignite this year was Surrendered: How can we live fully surrendered lives for Christ. Join us as we wrap up or student ministry weekend by answering the question, how can we surrender our sinfulness by diving into Mark 9:42-50.

God brings deliverance in unexpected ways. He did in the Old Testament, and it is to show us what he can do through anyone at any time if we would just have faith. Join us as we look at the unexpected deliverers of Judges 4-5 in this unexpected, yet epic story.

What type of people does God use, and how can we be used by God? These questions are often answered incorrectly because we think more about our ability than God’s ability to work in us. Join us as we see the true answer to these questions in Judges 3.