Westlake Baptist Church

God has called us out to surrender to Him and follow Him by faith each day of our life

In this second part of Ezra 7, we will see the final three characteristics of a person that God uses.

How can we know that we are useful in the kingdom of heaven? Which is more important, ability or character?

What does it mean to fear God? How can we experience the blessing of God in our lives?

Jesus told us that we would be opposed, therefore we need to expect it. But He has not left us helpless against it, but has provided everything we need

In this sermon we look at what should our worship be like?

What is the evidence that we belong to God? If we aren’t growing, can we confidently say that we belong to God?

If God can use a pagan king to set His people free, then there is literally nothing God can’t do. And there is no one that He cannot reach

What is the storyline of the Bible? How does it all fit together? How can we know God and grow spiritually?

What does it mean to follow Jesus?

How we react to the things of this world will reveal whether or not we love and serve Jesus or the world

There is a war between the seed of the serpent (Satan), and the seed of the woman (Jesus and His children). The system of the world is directly opposed to God, and we must stand against it.

What should we think and do when God is silent in our life?

What is Jesus’ message to the church of Laodicea? How can we recognize it in our life and avoid it?

What is God’s call for a woman in the church? How can they help expand the kingdom of God?

With so many different messages being thrown out, what are we to believe? How can we know the truth?

How does God speak today? How can we know that we are hearing from God, and not simply doing what we want to do or think to be right?

What is the purpose of trials? How can God use them to accomplish His purpose?

We all love to play the blame game. It is always someone else’s fault. However, the Bible says that we are responsible for our actions, words, and thoughts. How can we have hope when our very life condemns us?