Consider how the Bible describes God—he is preeminently glorious and worthy of praise! And yet we so often go about our lives as though he isn't or we don't care. That's why we need to be called to worship each week by God in his Word and repent of not regarding God according to his worth.

Walking in the routine and rhythms of the Christian life can result in a sleepy lethargy of habit and doing things the way they've always been done. In this sermon on Mark 2:13-28, Pastor Brett shows how Jesus is calling us to wake up to the new work he is doing through a new kind of calling, a new method, and a new authority.

Pastor Haakon exhorts us to have our view of hospitality shaped, infused, and transformed by God's hospitality. It isn't about what your house is like, but do you commend the One who has gone before and promised a place for you in his Father's house?

Knowledge can be a blessing and a curse. Does what you know lead you to action in following Jesus or does it bind you in fear to either reject him or not fully follow him? In this sermon on Mark 2:1-12, Pastor Brett leads us in considering what different people in the passage know about Jesus and how they respond.

Pastor Zach reflects on Westview's mission statement—following Christ in all of life—to lead us into confession.

Who will you worship? We all will worship someone or something. It may be fame, science, acceptance, comfort—whatever or whoever it is, we will offer up our affections to something. In Psalm 29, we're faced with this question. Who will you worship?

Pastor Brett preached this sermon on Psalm 29 on July 12, 2020.

In this exhortation from our outdoor service on June 28, 2020, Dan Perrel calls us to consider others more significant than ourselves from Philippians 2. Find more about Westview Church at westviewchurchmn.com.

In this sermon from our outdoor service on June 28, 2020, on Psalm 27 by Brett Toney, we see the psalmist boast in the Lord, lament to the Lord, and insist on the Lord in response to his suffering. Learn more about Westview Church at westviewchurchmn.com.

We have our very first guest on the Westview Church Podcast as we discuss a topic that is all the rage right now with books being published, movies being produced, presidential tweets being tweeted ... liturgy. It sounds like an old fogey church word but speaks to the habits that shape our lives. And as we're following Christ in all of life, those habits are really important. Learn more about Westview at westviewchurchmn.com.