Westlake Baptist Church

Does God change His mind? The Bible tells us no He doesn’t. But can we change God’s intended actions as we respond in repentance and obedience?

How should Christians respond when we fail and fall into sin? How does God look at us in those moments?

While Satan tries to accuse Christians when we sin, we can remember the faithfulness of God to His promise to those He has saved

As hard as it is to hear, sometimes God has to bring us the knowledge of our sin so that we will repent.

Does God accept all worship or is there a particular form of worship that God prefers? What about our life, does it matter to God?

Is there a difference between repenting and being sorry? How can we know which we are doing?

If God was to bring us into His courtroom and charge us with unfaithfulness, what would be our response? How can we find help?

How do we know that God loves us? How can we demonstrate our love for God?

Why have we been forgiven? How does God forgiving us impact how we interact with brothers and sisters in Christ?

Those who were far from God have received the blessing of God drawing near to them.

While many decisions we make are not life altering, our response to the Gospel is life and death.

How can we have joy in the midst of chaos? How are we to react when God interrupts our life?

Why is it important for a church to walk in unity? How can we walk in that unity?

What does it mean to walk with the Spirit? How can we grow in our faith?

It is true that we are given the Holy Spirit when we become saved, how can know that we are saved?

Who has the Holy Spirit living inside of them? How can we know that we are a Christian?

The Holy Spirit is the third member of the Trinity. But why don’t we hear much about Him? It is by design, because His purpose is to point people to Jesus.

Who is the Holy Spirit? Why does it matter that we know who He is and who He isn’t?

How does this festival point us to Jesus? How can we live this life in a way that pleases God?