Westside Murray Sermons

God's word invites us to worship in all circumstances and to taste of his goodness in all things. Psalm 34.

As we look at a psalm written by David, we see that even in perhaps the darkest circumstances of his life, he was satisfied with his God. And I want us to see how we too can be satisfied in him. Psalm 63.

Join us as Pastor Merrick shares from Ephesians 3 his prayer for God's people at Westside.  Ephesians 3:14-21.

God has a will and work for all of our lives. The question is: do you know his will and the work he’s given to you? Join us in John 4 as we answer this all-important question.

This morning as we walk through Joshua 1, we want to see how God encourages Joshua and the nation of Israel through the greatest transition in the nation’s history. And how ultimately even in the midst of the unknown, the Lord is still in control and his plans are still wonderful and worthy to be trusted. Joshua 1:1-18.

In Daniel 9:20–27, we see the beautiful reality that our God is an intentional God. He’s given his people his word! As Daniel reads and seeks the Lord, God responds. What we see is that we don’t serve a distant God; instead, we serve a God who desires to make himself known, and he does.

If we are to become faithful and effective in prayer, we must be shaped by the Word of God. Powerful prayer doesn’t begin with us and our requests; instead, it flows from Scripture. As God’s Word fills our hearts and minds, it begins to guide what we pray, how we pray, and why we pray. Daniel 9:1-19

What is our purpose? And how can we live a life on mission? Join us as we hear from Blake Shuecraft, Salt Network Church Planter, as he shares with the congregation about the church he is planting in 2027. Isaiah 6:1-8.

Join us as we look at the charge Paul gives to see how we can how the believer ought to respond to the news of the resurrection and how it should change every aspect of our lives. 2 Corinthians 5:14-21

Everyone is seeking something in this life. The problem is, you will never find what you are ultimately looking for until you look to Jesus. The challenge from Jesus himself is this: will you look to me and find what you’re looking for, or will you keep searching elsewhere? Jphn 1:35-39