Life West Church Podcast

In this week’s message Pastor Samuel talks about how God doesn’t try to trip us he wants us to come to heaven. He also talks about how there is more than just making it into heaven, we should live for heaven. Pastor Samuel lists 3 ways we can make an impact in eternity. Enjoy the message, and Happy Fathers Day!

In this week’s message Pastor Samuel talks about where we go when we die. He talks about how heaven is a real place and there is no in between that we just float around between here and heaven. He also tells us that heaven was designed for us, but hell was not. We still have to make a choice but over all Gods plan was never for us to go to hell.

In this week’s message pastor Samuel talks about how God uses imperfect people. He also talked about how it is important to have friends to keep you accountable and to encourage each other.

In this week’s message Pastor Jake Richter shares a message called “the truth that sets us free.” He shares three points on the way to living free. 1. Know God, 2. know the holy spirt, and 3 be known in community.

In this sermon Pastor Becca Vander Klok preaches about Good Friday. Reminding us that Good Friday is a reminder to actually pay attention and not treat Jesus’ sacrifice like background noise we’ve already heard before. Jesus knew exactly what was coming, and still chose it—serving, loving, and ultimately giving His life so we could have access to God, forgiveness, and real freedom.

In this week’s message Pastor Samuel continues the series “Marks of a Disciple”. He talks about how becoming a christian is not just a one and done thing. We as believers are ment to grow in our salvation and faith, so that we can further Gods kingdom. Hosea 4:6 says “My people are destroyed for a lack of knowledge.” We need to be in Gods word so we can combat the storms ahead. In this sermon pastor Samuel talks about four ways we can grow spiritually, 1. Be in the word (bible), 2. the friends and people you hangout with matters, 3. Grow be around people that will challenge you, and 4. Be apart of the body (church). Enjoy this message and have a blessed week.

In this week’s message Pastor Samuel starts a series called “Marks of a Disciple.” He begins to talks about the key characteristics—or “marks”—that show someone is genuinely living as a disciple, like loving others, obeying God’s Word, growing spiritually, and following Jesus with commitment. Pastor Samuel talks about how living and serving God is a life style, not a shirt that we can put on and take off.

In this message Pastor Samuel and Becca talk about how marriage takes work. There is no right person where everything will always be perfect, your relationship will take work. 1 Corinthians 7:28 says “…But those who marry will face many troubles in this life…” Love is a choice that has to be made everyday. When we believe the best and continue to pursue our spouses and do its Gods way we can have a thriving marriage. Keep making relationship deposits keep loving each other keep turning to God for guidance and don’t stop putting effort into your relationship. Enjoy the Podcast and have a blessed week.

In this week’s message Pastor Samuel covers these five questions. Do old testament laws and regulations apply to new testament New Covenant believers. When I pray alone I always pray non verbally. I know that when rebuking it is to be done verbally. Does this also apply to my prayers? Does life west have a membership. How do we know that in 1 Samuel 28:14 Saul was not talking to Samuel. And once we are saved are we always saved? Enjoy Listening.

In this message Pastor Samuel teaches that God’s Word is the final authority for life and faith, and believers are called to trust Him. Sickness, disease, and death are not from God, and healing was purchased through Christ and is still for today, though it is not a formula and requires growing faith and honor. Faith is built through God’s Word and lived out through obedience, love, forgiveness, and generosity.

In this week’s sermon, Pastor Samuel talks about how God created us for fellowship, not isolation. Just as we cannot grow or thrive alone, our faith and lives are strengthened through relationships. David’s life shows that even the strongest eventually need help, reminding us that everyone needs people around them. Community helps us grow, endure, and go farther than we can on our own—so we should build relationships before we need them and be there for others as well. So get plugged in and be intention with your friendships.