Category: Sermons

Sermons Preached at West Side. Outlines, PPT Presentations and Audio files

Sermon: The Curious Case of Micah and His Idols

Micah and His Idols

Micah was one in Israel (like many others) who did what was right in his own eyes (cf. Judges 17:6). His willful, uninformed worship of God teaches us much about the dangers present in our own day.

Sermon: The Death of a Grain of Wheat

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A discussion of the illustration Jesus used to emphasize the necessity and glory of His death (John 12:20-26)

Sermon: Traditionalism

traditionalism

Description Josh Cox describes the dangers of traditionalism from two extremes. First, binding the traditions of men as equal to scripture. Second, rejecting expedient traditions as part of a compromise with current culture.

Sermon: Be Reconciled to God

Reconciled

An exegetical study of 2 Corinthians 5:12-21, explaining the importance of Paul’s ministry, and why we should all be striving for reconciliation with our God!

Sermon: Tongue Speaking – Glossolalia

Tongue Speaking - Glossolalia

A comparison and contrast of the Biblical practice of tongue speaking and the modern day practice in charismatic denominations.

Sermon: Hear Him!

Hear HIm

A study of the transfiguration of Jesus, recorded in Luke 9, establishing the major truth – that God wants us to hear His Son in these final days.

Sermon: Antisemitism

Antisemitism

A discussion of the form of racism known as antisemitism (a hatred of Jews). This, like any kind of prejudice against men, is sinful.

Sermon: The Sin of Gossip

The Sin of Gossip

Gossip is one of the most destructive sins of the tongue that a Christian can commit.

Sermon: Principles of Leadership

Principles of Leadership

Jehoshaphat was an outstanding king of Judah. By looking at his character and reign, we can learn a great deal about the need for godly leadership in our country, homes and churches.

Sermon: Taught and Established

Taught and Established

Peter wrote in 2 Peter 14-18 that untaught and unstable people may twist the scriptures to their destruction. This shows us how important it is to be taught, and established in the faith.

Sermon: Lessons from the Baptism of John

John Baptism

As we contrast the baptism of John with baptism in the name of the Lord (for the remission of sins), we are left with truths that need to be taught today.

Sermon: I Am the Resurrection and the Life

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Lesson 28 in series:

A discussion of Jesus’ teaching in John 11, as Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead.

Sermon: The Church as Family

Ian

Speaker: Ian Tilley

Ian Tilley describes and shows by the scripture what it is like to be a member of a faithful congregation of God’s people. As Christians, we are a family!

Sermon: Spring Meeting, 2021 with JR Bronger

Bronger Meeting

JR Bronger from Blue Springs, MO preached a wonderful series of gospel sermons for the West Side congregation, May 1-6, 2021:

Saturday PM: The Conversion of Saul (Acts 9)

Sunday 1st Service: Evangelizing the World

  • In the first century, Christians were able to spread the gospel throughout the known world, despite opposition and challenges. If we have the same mindset today, we can be just as successful!
  • Facebook Live Video of Sermon

Sunday Class: Successful Marriages

Sunday 2nd Service: The Hate of Christ and Christians

Monday PM: Christians Are Running a Race

Tuesday PM: A Rebel Returns

Wednesday PM: Do You Want to be Made Well?

  • If you really wish for spiritual healing, you must stop thinking of yourself as a victim, stop blaming others for your failings, free yourself from fear and recognize the difference between wanting relief, and wanting a cure.
  • Facebook Live Video of Sermon

Thursday PM: Hardening of Pharaoh’s Heart

  • There were three responsible parties in the hardening of Pharaoh’s heart. God Himself with His demands. The wicked court magicians. And most prominently, Pharaoh himself.
  • Facebook Live Video of Sermon

Sermon: The Burning Bush

The Burning Bush

In Exodus 3, Jehovah spoke to Moses from the midst of a bush that burned, but was not consumed. A number of important lessons can be learned from that occasion.