Westminster Christian Church

09/03/2026

This week's message is up! Excited to have Mark Burd join us this week!

Most of us hear ‘25 to life’ and think prison. What if it’s actually the best kind of freedom—belonging completely to Jesus? In this episode, we talk about moving from just believing in Christ… to living as His bond servant.

09/01/2026

Ticket sales are live! Scan the QR code and make plans to join us in October for our annual chicken BBQ! You can also click on the link in the comments.

09/01/2026

If you’re the same Christian you were 1, 5, or 10 years ago… something’s off.

Healthy things grow. Kids grow. Relationships grow. Our faith should, too.

Maybe your next step isn’t “doing more,” but:

praying like you said you would,
opening your Bible again,
watching your words,
or finally saying “yes” to the thing God’s been calling you to.
This could be your Kairos—your moment to move from stuck to growing.

What’s one small step you can take today?

08/29/2026

We always make time for what we truly want.

We say:

“I’ll get into the Word when things slow down.”
“I’ll give when money isn’t so tight.”
“I’ll serve when the kids’ schedule isn’t so crazy.”
But Jesus doesn’t just ask for a spot on our calendar. He calls for our complete faith, trust, and obedience above everything and everyone.

If God is not first, it’s time to reprioritize.

What needs to slide down the list so God can finally be at the top?

08/26/2026

This week's message is up! Our special guest speaker is WTLW Marketing Director Jennifer Beck!

A woman who hates cooking… a tennis player from Kazakhstan… and a quiet nudge from God that turned simple meals into a life-changing ministry.In this episode, Jennifer Beck talks about how God speaks in a still, small voice—and how your table, you...

08/26/2026

Jesus said to be “shrewd as snakes and innocent as doves.”
That’s a powerful picture for relationships.

Innocent as doves: I don’t live suspicious of everyone. I don’t automatically assume the worst.

Shrewd as snakes: I don’t ignore red flags. I don’t climb into the “free candy” van just to prove I’m trusting.

Healthy love holds both together.

It assumes positive intent where there’s no real evidence of harm—
and it uses wisdom and boundaries when something is truly unsafe.

Some of us need to grow in wisdom.
Some of us need to grow in trust.
Ask God which one is you.

08/23/2026

One simple question can completely reframe a conflict:

“Do I see this person as an ally or an adversary?”

In a Christ‑centered relationship:

Love protects the other’s reputation
Love trusts that they want God’s best for you
Love hopes for a good future together
Love perseveres when it would be easier to walk away
Before you react, pause and ask:
“Am I treating this person like my enemy… or like someone I’m on the same team with?”

08/21/2026

Not every relationship problem is about “the thing” you’re arguing over.
Sometimes the dishes, the calendar, or the card are just the surface.

Underneath, there’s:

Old hurt,
Unspoken expectations,
Quiet bitterness that’s taken root.

If you’re tired of having the same fights on repeat, ask God to show you where bitterness has grown—and what it would look like to protect, trust, hope, and persevere again.

08/19/2026

This week's message is up!