Westwinds

Today, pastor Dr. David McDonald discusses Numbers chapter 16 where the leader Korah and 250 Israelite's decided to complain to Moses and Aaron.

The challenges God presents are designed perfectly for your development. Pastor David McDonald continues with a series on the book of Numbers. He shares how God's promises sometimes require us to fight through to their completion. The promise will not be easy, it will not be immediate nor will it be handed to you. But it will be worth the fight.

How useful is complaining? Using the book of Numbers, Dr. David McDonald explains the effects that complaining will have on you. 

Dr David McDonald begins a new series exploring the book of Numbers. In this first Sunday, he explores stories that addresses a concept that God always provides ways for us to be well, to live without fear because we know in whom we believe.

Some things cannot be bought such as love, healing, truth or grace. Pastor David McDonald uses scripture from 2 Kings 5 and the healing of Naaman the Syrian to teach us about God's grace in a book about war and God's peace in a book about conflict.

Pastor David McDonald uses stories from the life of Hezekiah to explore the concept of knowing who you are, what you are worth and exercising caution with whom you share.

Today is the final installment of reading scripture aloud. As a church, we engage the book of Philippians. We will be hearing the Bible in the same way the ancient audiences to the scriptures would have heard it.

We continue in our activity of reading whole books of the Bible aloud. This time we are reading the book of Habakkuk. We will be hearing this book of the Bible in the same way the ancient audiences to the scriptures would have heard it.

Today, as a church, we engage in a fascinating activity as we read through the book of Colossians aloud. We will be hearing this book of the Bible in the same way the ancient audiences to the scriptures would have heard it. 

God did not put us on earth to be "watchers". Pastor David McDonald talks about how we are to exercise the authority given us over the Earth. He encourages us to "tenderly" use authority in service with love and wisdom and sacrifice.