Westlake Baptist Church

What is the Great Comission and why does it matter to each Christian and church?

Is church really about drawing a crowd and making converts, or are we missing the bigger picture, the higher calling? Is there a difference between making converts and making disciples?

Is theology important? Is it necessary for worship and for living, or is it just something people sit around and argue over? How can I be rooted in Scripture and built up by God to produce fruit?

What does the sanctity of life mean? Is it just about abortion or is it something bigger? How does the Gospel give hope to those who feel helpless and hopeless?

Was the Old Testament Sabbath only about resting one day or was it pointing us to something bigger, eternal?

The grace of God is not only able to save us, but also to change us.

Is behavior modification really the point of the Christian life, or is there something greater God desires to do?

What does it mean "at just the right time"?

The greatest present ever given wasn't put under a tree, it was hung on a tree as the gift to save mankind

Why did God give us the Law? What is the relationship between the Law and grace?

Our greatest need is not something we can do for ourselves, but God in His grace has provided it through Jesus

Are we sinners because we sin, or do we sin because of who we are?

How can I know that I am saved? Does God want me to know? What is the relationship between prayer, Bible study, and accountability in the life of a believer?

The biggest problem the Corinthians were facing was a supposed love for God that hadn't changed their life as of yet. Proof that we belong to God is seen in a transformed heart and a changed life. Is there evidence of our salvation? How can the world know that we belong to Christ?

What is the purpose of suffering in the life of a believer? Some lessons can only be taught in the valley.

What can a short letter from Paul to a man named Philemon teach us about forgiveness, confession, and the Gospel?

How can we stop playing the comparison game as Christians and as churches?

What is the "who" behind our giving, and the "why?" These are the things which should motivate us to give.

What is the relationship between God's grace and our giving? How can we steward in such a way as to maximize our giving potential to see souls saved?

What does it mean to say "yes" to the Spirit? What would church life and mission trips look like if they were truly Spirit-empowered?