Westheights Teaching Podcast Westheights Community Church

In the final sermon of our Sermon on the Mount Series, Josh leads us in examining how we make decisions, and what to consider in how our beliefs and values can change the thinking process and final outcome. When we follow Jesus, our eyes on Him, and how in our daily lives we can practice Jesus’ teachings.

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Have you ever had an encounter with someone that leaves you thinking you could have done that better? Reacted better, listened better? Humans are meant to be in relationship, but why is it so hard sometimes to do it right?

As we study the Sermon on the Mount, we see Jesus teach on how to be in relationship that reflects God’s… Read more...

Listen in as guest speaker Quincy Bergman, one of the pastors at the Oakville Parish of The Meeting House, walks us through Jesus’ parable of the Prodigal Son and explores the powerful truth that we are enough, wanted, and complete in Christ.

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What are your priorities this summer? What would you say they are on a more long-term scale? We all have priorities. These are the things that are important to us and direct our time, resources, and energy. Priorities inform our to-do lists. They shape our decisions and the way we see the world.

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Have you ever told someone that things are fine, but in reality, they aren’t? We might do this in our spiritual life as well. We can face the temptation to present ourselves as people who always have our acts together, who know the right answers and do the right things, when in reality what’s inside of us might not … Read more...

As we read through the Sermon on the Mount we might find some things that we think sound like good ideas, but we might struggle to put them into practice. We might have nurtured patterns of thinking that are different from what Jesus is talking about. But the Sermon on the Mount is not just a list of rules – it’s a description… Read more...