Westside Murray Sermons

Jesus’s disciples are in immense distress as he shares about the coming betrayal, denial, and separation. Yet, in the midst of their distress, Jesus comforts them with his words and oddly, a command, to not be troubled in heart. This sermon is for those of us who struggle with worry, fear, and anxiety. Join us as we hear the comforting words of Jesus.

How is the cross the place where Jesus is most glorified? And how should the cross be the focus for every follower of Jesus? Join us as we learn about our need to look to the cross.

Jesus served others in a way that is truly counter-cultural…and he called his followers to do the same. Join us as we look at the foot washing in light of what John tells us about Judas to see more fully the call to service.

In John 13:1-17, we find Jesus beginning a series of teachings in His final moments with the disciples before His death, resurrection, and ascension. Jesus uses the washing of His Disciples' feet as an example that we are to follow in love and humility as we serve Him for His glory and Kingdom.

What does it mean to have life, true life? How can it only be found in Jesus? Join us as we discuss these topics and introduce our new series in John: in the Upper Room.

Has familiarity with the story of the wise men caused us to grow numb to its significance? Join us as we look at this incredible story of both worship and witness.

It is possible to go through the Advent season and miss out on its purpose. Join us as we look at how we can keep the advent themes of hope, peace, joy, and love in front of us.

The Christmas season echos the greatest announcement that Jesus, Savior, who is Christ the Lord, has come. How does that impact our lives? The shepherds show us an example of how we need to respond to the Gospel.

Followers of Jesus, the church, should have the imprint of Christ on them both individually and collectively. What does that look like? How can we have his imprint? Join us as we look at the answer to these questions in Colossians 3.

What is the focus of the Christian? How can we as the church stay steadfast and united?