Westwood Church

05/07/2026

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05/06/2026

This Sunday we will begin a new summer series in the book of Ecclesiastes, where we’re reminded of the vanity and fleeting nature of life under the sun. When everything feels like chasing after the wind, where do we anchor our souls?

To help us respond to these big questions, we're excited to introduce a new song: I Set My Hope On Jesus.

In a world that often feels unpredictable, this song serves as a timely reminder of the unchanging Christ. Come ready to sing, to learn, and to fix your eyes on the only Hope that lasts forever. We hope you can join us at 9am or 10:45am Sunday!

"I Set My Hope (Hymn for a Deconstructing Friend)" - Keith & Kristyn Getty, Matt Boswell, Matt PapaListen to the EP: https://getty.pub/ismhSubscribe to Keith...

04/03/2026

Join us this evening at 5pm as we remember the finished work of Christ’s atoning sacrifice.

03/30/2026

As we enter Holy Week, we want to invite our church family to pause and reflect on the hope, sacrifice, and victory of Christ's death and resurrection.

Two albums that beautifully capture this story are:

🎶 Resurrection Letters by Andrew Peterson
This collection walks through the sorrow of the cross and the joy of the empty tomb with depth and honesty. It’s rich in theology and invites us to sit with both the weight of Good Friday and the hope of Resurrection Sunday.

🎶 The Resurrection of a King by Tommee Profitt
With powerful, cinematic arrangements, this album brings the resurrection story to life in a way that stirs awe and wonder. It reminds us that Jesus didn’t just rise, He conquered sin and death as our victorious King.

Whether you're on your commute, in personal quiet time, or gathered with your family, let these songs prepare your heart to fully experience the power and joy of Easter. Follow the link below to listen!

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03/03/2026

Our worship team is excited to introduce a new song this Sunday: Say So, by Jordan Kauflin and Bryan Fowler. This song invites us to echo the words of Psalm 107, "Let the redeemed of the Lord say so." We hope you can join us as we proclaim His goodness together.

Follow the link below to listen!

Jordan Kauflin, Bryan Fowler | Say So! (Live)Listen now: https://getty.pub/kauflinSubscribe on YouTube:www.youtube.com/-musichttps://gettymusic...

02/23/2026

We love hearing our church family confess the truths of the Gospel together during our Sunday evening worship services using the New City Catechism! But these 52 questions and answers aren't just for our Sunday gatherings—they are designed to help us set our minds on Jesus all week long.

Whether you are looking to deepen your personal devotions or looking for a simple way to lead family worship with your kids, the New City Catechism is a fantastic tool. It helps us internalize the core doctrines of our faith in a way that is easy to remember and hard to forget.

How to get started at home:

- The App: Download the New City Catechism app (it’s free!) to have the questions, Scripture references, and even songs at your fingertips.

- Mealtime Tradition: Pick one question per week to discuss over dinner.

- Children’s Mode: If you have little ones, the app features a "children’s version" with shortened answers to help them memorize these big truths.

Let’s continue to be a people who are grounded in the Word, from Sunday worship all the way through the week!

The New City Catechism is a modern-day resource aimed at helping children and adults alike learn the core doctrines of the Christian faith via 52 questions and answers.

01/24/2026

With the snowstorm continuing to build, ALL SUNDAY SERVICES have been CANCELED! If you find yourself in need of assistance, don't hesitate to reach out. You may respond to this message or reach out to a deacon or staff member. The Hands & Feet Ministry is also available to help (https://clr.cm/FSrV).

12/24/2025

We hope you can join us tomorrow at 5pm as we gather to worship on Christmas Eve!

12/16/2025

As we move through this Advent and Christmas season, we want to invite our church family to slow down and listen to two powerful Christmas albums that beautifully tell the story of Christ’s coming:

🎶 Behold the Lamb of God by Andrew Peterson
This album walks through the entire story of redemption, from the promise in Genesis to the birth of Jesus. It is deep, reflective, and perfect for quiet mornings, evening drives, or family listening.

🎶 The Birth of a King by Tommee Profitt
This one brings the Christmas story to life with a sense of awe and wonder. It is bold, cinematic, and helps redirect our hearts to the majesty of who Jesus is—not just a baby in a manger, but the King who came to save.

Both of these albums point us away from the noise of the season and back to the wonder, hope, and meaning of Christmas. Whether it's on your commute, in quiet devotion, or with your family, let these songs prepare your heart to celebrate Christ.

If you need any help accessing these albums, please reach out to Allen Dill and he will point you in the right direction.

12/08/2025