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In today's service, Pastor Ben Redmond addresses the angst in some of our hearts to get back to "normal". Ben looks to our Lord's address to his disciples as they encounter Him after the resurrection.
Life can sometimes be absurd. The stresses and pressures of being pulled in 1,000 directions, with no actual direction, make us feel like fools. We wonder if anything we do makes a difference, or if God even sees us, pays attention to us, or cares whether we survive. Join us in this episode as Westwinds Journey Pastor, Ben Redmond gives us more insights into the wonderful, weird, and wild world of Ezekiel: God’s furious, glorious prophet!
Life can sometimes be absurd. The stresses and pressures of being pulled in 1,000 directions, with no actual direction, make us feel like fools. We wonder if anything we do makes a difference, or if God even sees us, pays attention to us, or cares whether we survive. Join us this episode as Dr. David McDonald continues with our study of the wonderful, weird, and wild world of Ezekiel: God’s furious, glorious prophet!
Life can sometimes be absurd. The stresses and pressures of being pulled in 1,000 directions, with no actual direction, make us feel like fools. We wonder if anything we do makes a difference, or if God even sees us, pays attention to us, or cares whether we survive.
Life can sometimes be absurd. The stresses and pressures of being pulled in 1,000 directions, with no actual direction, make us feel like fools. We wonder if anything we do makes a difference, or if God even sees us, pays attention to us, or cares whether we survive.
Welcome to the wonderful, weird, and wild world of Ezekiel: God’s furious, glorious prophet.
This Week Terri McGarry, Westwind's family pastor and counselor, explains how God will change our circumstances to change our heart.
Life can sometimes be absurd. The stresses and pressures of being pulled in 1,000 directions, with no actual direction, make us feel like fools. We wonder if anything we do makes a difference, or if God even sees us, pays attention to us, or cares whether we survive.
Life can sometimes be absurd. The stresses and pressures of being pulled in 1,000 directions, with no actual direction, make us feel like fools. We wonder if anything we do makes a difference, or if God even sees us, pays attention to us, or cares whether we survive.
Welcome to the wonderful, weird, and wild world of Ezekiel: God’s furious, glorious prophet
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