July 5: IN CHRIST, WE HAVE EVERYTHING — Philippians 4:11-13

Supporting Texts: 1 Timothy 6:6–8; Hebrews 13:5; Matthew 6:25–34

Big Idea: Contentment in Christ frees us from the grip of money because in Him we already have everything.

Summary: True contentment is not found in having more, but in knowing Christ. When He is enough, we are freed from the constant pull of wanting more.

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June 28: GIVE EVERYTHING FOR GOD’S PURPOSES — 2 Corinthians 9:6–11
Supporting Texts: Genesis 12:2; Acts 4:32–35; Proverbs 11:24–25

Big Idea: God calls us to use everything He has given us for His purposes and the good of others.

Summary: God blesses His people so that they might become channels of His generosity. As we give, God works through us to accomplish His purposes and bless others.

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June 21: GRACE THAT GIVES EVERYTHING — 2 Corinthians 8:1–9
Supporting Texts: Luke 21:1–4; Proverbs 3:9–10; Philippians 2:5–8

Big Idea: We give generously because Jesus first gave everything for us.

Summary: Our generosity is not rooted in obligation, but in the grace of Jesus Christ, who gave everything for us. When we grasp the gospel, giving becomes a joyful response, not a reluctant duty.

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June 14: ETERNITY REFRAMES EVERYTHING — Matthew 6:19-21
Supporting Texts: 1 Corinthians 3:12–15; Hebrews 11:13–16

Big Idea: When we live for eternity, everything in this life is revalued and reoriented.

Summary: This world is not our home, and what we do with our resources has eternal consequences. When we live with eternity in view, we begin to invest in what truly lasts.

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June 7: MONEY CAN DECEIVE EVERYTHING — Mark 4:18-19
Supporting Texts: Matthew 6:19–24; 1 Timothy 6:9-10; Luke 12:15–21; Proverbs 11:28 Big Idea: Money promises what only God can provide and quietly draws our hearts away from Him.

Summary: Money makes powerful promises it can never keep, quietly pulling our hearts away from God. We must learn to see through its deception and anchor our trust in Him alone.

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May 31: WE STEWARD EVERYTHING — Matthew 25:14–30
Supporting Texts: Colossians 3:17, 23–24; Romans 14:7–8; 1 Corinthians 4:

Big Idea: God entrusts us with everything and will hold us accountable for how we manage it.

Summary: God entrusts us with resources for a season, and He calls us to manage them faithfully. One day, we will give an account for how we handled what He placed in our hands.

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May 24: GOD PROVIDES EVERYTHING — Matthew 6:25–34
Supporting Texts: James 1:17; Matthew 7:11; 2 Chronicles 1:11–12; Proverbs 8:18–21; Isaiah 26:12

Big Idea: God’s faithful provision frees us from anxiety and calls us to trust Him fully.

Summary: God knows what we need and faithfully provides for His people. Instead of living in anxiety about money and the future, we are called to trust Him and seek His kingdom first.

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May 17: GOD OWNS EVERYTHING — Psalm 50:10–12
Supporting Texts: Haggai 2:8; 1 Chronicles 29:11–12; Leviticus 25:23; 1 Chronicles 29:14–16

Big Idea: God is the rightful owner of everything—we are not owners, but recipients.

Summary: Everything we have ultimately belongs to God, not us. When we grasp His ownership, it reshapes how we view our money, possessions, and lives.
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This Sunday’s message will be delivered by Mark Henderson, who is currently the execute director of GoServe Global. Mark also used to be an associate pastor at Westview! Many of you already know him. He will be bringing us a message on the “one another” commands of the New Testament. Since we are the body of Christ, how can we each find ways to step out of our comfort zone and love others extravagantly? Come Sunday to find out and to be encouraged!  To Watch, CLICK HERE

This Sunday’s message presses a simple but often neglected truth: God didn’t give His Word merely to be read or referenced, but to dwell deeply within His people. Drawing from the sweeping message of Ephesians, this sermon challenges us to move beyond casual exposure to Scripture and into daily, intentional internalization—hiding God’s Word in our hearts so it shapes how we think, respond, and live. As we do, we’ll find that Scripture not only becomes more accessible in life’s key moments, but also steadily transforms our affections, deepens our love for Christ, and anchors us in a holy, steady walk. The call is clear and practical: start this week, one verse at a time, and begin experiencing the power of God’s Word living in you! To watch, CLICK HERE

This Sunday, we come to the final words of Ephesians and discover what truly matters at the finish line of the Christian life. In a world where so many start strong but quietly drift, this message presses a crucial question: will we endure to the end? From Ephesians 6:21–24, we’ll see how the gospel doesn’t just begin something in us—it sustains something in us—producing faithful relationships, enduring love and faith, and a grace that carries us all the way home. If you’ve ever felt the pull to drift, grow weary, or lose momentum, this message will call you back to what lasts and show you how to finish faithfully by clinging to Christ and walking with His people. To watch, CLICK HERE

What if the Christian life isn’t meant to be lived on a playground—but on a battlefield? This Sunday, we’ll see from Ephesians 6:10-20 that many of us either ignore the reality of spiritual warfare or try to fight it in our own strength—and both leave us defeated. But the good news is this: Christ has already won the decisive victory, and He has given us everything we need to stand firm! Join us as we uncover what it really means to rely on His strength, recognize the true battle, put on the armor of God, and live in daily, dependent prayer—so that instead of drifting or burning out, we stand steady and faithful in the midst of it all. To Watch, CLICK HERE

This Sunday, we’re stepping into one of the most practical—and piercing—passages in the book of Ephesians, where the gospel meets us right in the middle of everyday life: our homes, our work, and our relationships. In a world that resists authority and often misuses it, Ephesians 6:1-9 shows how everything changes when Jesus is not just Savior, but Lord—reshaping how we obey, how we lead, and how we serve. If you’ve ever felt the tension of strained relationships, frustration at work, or the weight of leadership, this passage speaks directly to you with both conviction and hope. Come ready to see how the gospel doesn’t stay in theory—it transforms real life, right where you live. To watch, CLICK HERE

This Easter, we’ll see that the resurrection of Jesus is not just a past event to admire—but a present power that transforms. In this message from Ephesians 1 and 2, we’ll explore how the same power that raised Christ from the dead is now at work in those who believe, giving new life, real victory, and a living hope. If you’ve ever felt stuck, exhausted, or like you’re just “trying harder” in the Christian life, this sermon will call you to something far greater: not self-improvement, but resurrection life in a risen and reigning Savior! Come ready to be challenged—and to see how everything changes when Christ is not only risen for you, but alive in you! To Watch, CLICK HERE

This Sunday, we’re diving into one of the most misunderstood—and most powerful—passages on marriage in all of Scripture: Ephesians 5:22-33. What if marriage isn’t ultimately about your happiness, your fulfillment, or even your relationship—but about something far greater? Come discover how God designed marriage to be a living picture of the gospel itself, where ordinary moments of love, sacrifice, and trust point to the extraordinary love of Christ for His church. Whether you’re married, single, or somewhere in between, this message will challenge the way you think about relationships and call you to something deeper, richer, and far more eternal. To watch, CLICK HERE

This Sunday’s message from Ephesians 5:1–21 calls us to examine the direction of our lives and ask a simple but searching question: who are we really imitating? In a world that constantly pulls us toward darkness, God calls His people to something radically different—to walk in love like Christ, to live in the light with purity and integrity, and to walk in wisdom by making the most of every moment for His glory. This is not about trying harder to earn God’s favor, but responding to the grace we’ve already received in Jesus. Invite a friend, and come ready to be challenged, encouraged, and equipped to take practical steps toward a life that truly reflects Christ this week! To watch, CLICK HERE

This Sunday we’ll open Ephesians 4:17–32 and confront a powerful truth of the Christian life: In Christ, you are not the person you used to be. The apostle Paul calls believers to leave behind the old way of living—marked by darkness, deception, anger, and bitterness—and to embrace the entirely new life Jesus has given us. But what does that actually look like in everyday life? How do we truly “put off the old self” and “put on the new”? This message will challenge us to honestly examine our lives and ask a crucial question: What still belongs to the old me—and am I ready to let it go? Join us this weekend as we discover how the gospel reshapes the way we think, speak, and live! To watch, CLICK HERE

This Sunday, March 8th, we’ll explore how Christ has uniquely equipped every believer to help the church grow stronger together. From Ephesians 4:7-16, we’ll see that spiritual gifts aren’t extras for a few people—they’re Christ’s design for the maturity, unity, and health of His people. If you’ve ever wondered where you fit, how God might use you, or why the church works best when everyone participates, this message will encourage and challenge you to step more fully into the role Christ has given you. Come ready to be strengthened and stirred toward deeper engagement in what God is building among us! To Watch, CLICK HERE

This Sunday we step into Ephesians 4:1-6, where Paul moves from celebrating what God has done for us in Christ to calling us to live in light of it. The gospel never stops at belief—it reshapes how we treat one another, calling us toward humility, patience, and a unity grounded not in personality or preference but in shared gospel truth. We’ll explore what it really means to “walk worthy” of our calling and why a unified church powerfully reflects Christ to the world. Come ready to examine your own heart, rediscover the beauty of gospel-shaped relationships, and be encouraged toward practical steps that strengthen the bond of peace among God’s people. To Watch, CLICK HERE

This Sunday we’ll explore one of the most powerful prayers in Scripture—Ephesians 3:14-21—where Paul asks God not to change circumstances first, but to strengthen the inner life of His people. Many believers stay busy spiritually yet quietly feel thin, weary, or underpowered inside. This message will show how God deepens faith through prayer, strengthens us by His Spirit, anchors us in Christ’s limitless love, and fills us with His fullness for His glory. If you’ve ever sensed there must be more depth, strength, and joy in the Christian life than what you’re currently experiencing, this passage speaks directly to that hunger. Come ready to be encouraged, challenged, and drawn deeper into the love of Christ! To Watch, CLICK HERE

This Sunday’s message from Ephesians 3:1–13 confronts a deeply ingrained assumption of our age—that faith is personal, portable, and largely detached from the local church. Paul reveals God’s “not-so-secret plan”: the church is not an afterthought or optional extra, but God’s eternal design to display His wisdom to the world and even to the watching universe. We’ll see how the gospel doesn’t just save individuals, but forms a redeemed people, and why our faithful presence and participation in the church truly matter. If you’ve ever wondered why the church is worth committing to—especially when it’s imperfect—this message will challenge, clarify, and reframe how you see God’s plan and your place in it. To Watch, CLICK HERE

This Sunday, we’ll explore one of the most powerful truths of the gospel from Ephesians 2:11–22: Christ has torn down the walls that divide us and created peace where there once was hostility. From the ancient hostility between Jews and Gentiles to the everyday barriers we quietly rebuild in our own hearts, this passage shows how Jesus doesn’t merely call us to unity—He creates it through His cross, forming one new people who belong fully to God and to one another. Together, we’ll see how the gospel reshapes our identity, heals our divisions, and calls us to live as a church marked by humility, forgiveness, and deep unity. Come ready to be challenged, encouraged, and reminded that in Christ, the wall really is gone! To Watch, CLICK HERE

This Sunday’s message from Ephesians 2:1–10, “From the Grave to Grace,” confronts one of our most common spiritual assumptions—that we just need fixing when Scripture says we were spiritually dead. Paul exposes our hopeless condition apart from Christ and then turns everything with two glorious words: “But God.” What follows is not self-help or moral improvement, but a resurrection miracle—God, rich in mercy, making dead sinners alive by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone, for His glory. This sermon calls us to abandon self-reliance, rest fully in Christ’s finished work, and live as God’s workmanship, carrying out the good works He has prepared for us.  To Watch, CLICK HERE

This Sunday we’ll step into Paul’s prayer in Ephesians 1:15–23 and see why many believers know the truth but don’t always live with confidence: our eyes need to be opened. Paul prays that God would help us truly grasp the hope of our calling, the stunning truth that God treasures His people, and the immeasurable power now at work in those who believe—the very power that raised Jesus from the dead and now reigns through His church. This message will challenge how you pray, steady you in uncertainty, and call you to live with settled confidence under the present authority of the risen Christ. I hope to see you on Sunday! To Watch, CLICK HERE

This week we start our NEW SERIES in the book of Ephesians! Our first message is entitled “Blessed Beyond Measure”—and it will lift your eyes higher than your circumstances. From Ephesians 1:1–14, we’ll see that the Christian life does not start with what we do for God, but with what God has already done for us. This sermon will challenge how we define blessing, expose the difference between striving for God’s favor and resting in it, and call us to worship with confidence rather than insecurity. If you’ve ever measured your spiritual life by performance or circumstances, this opening message will recalibrate your heart and set the tone for the entire series. I hope to see you on Sunday! To Watch, CLICK HERE