Westmark Church Sermons

What God has given you today could be used to make an enteral difference in someone else's life.Pastor Noah Tyler walks us through Luke 16:1-15, and Jesus tells a surprising parable about a dishonest manager who understood something many Christians overlook: what we have today can be invested in what comes next. During Missions Month at Westmark Church, Pastor Noah Tyler challenges us to rethink what it means to live on mission. God has entrusted each of us with resources-- money, time, relationships, homes, careers, skills, and influence. These things won't last, but they could matter.We'll also discover the remarkable story of Anna Warner, a woman who use her ordinary gifts and opportunities to serve others and wrote the beloved hymn "Jesus Loves Me." She could never have imagined how God would use her faithfulness to encourage generations of believers. She shows us in real life what it looks like to Invest what won't last in what will. 

Elton Llapushi joins us for Missions Month this year, coming to us as the executive Director Impact churches Movement- a church planting movement in Albanian and the greater Balkans.He walks us through Acts 14:21-28, showing us a picture of the mission of the Great Commission. How exactly does it look like for us to live on Mission? Westmark Church is a Family Growing Together.

What if God gave you what you have not just for you, but because He wants to do something through you?In the final message of our Generous: The Gift of Giving series, Pastor Noah Tyler walks through 2 Corinthians 8-9 to explore God's purpose for generosity, the relationship between faith and giving, and why true generosity ultimately leads to worship.God doesn't just give us more so we can HAVE more. He gives us more so we can DO more.We'll explore three important truths:- God provides for His people, often through the generosity of others.- Trusting God's provision frees us to give willingly and generously, rather than out of guilt or obligation.- Our generosity meets real needs, demonstrates our faith, and gives others a reason to glorify God.- But the greatest gift isn't what we give to God. It's what God has already given to us through Jesus Christ.

Does it matter how much we give? Does God care about something more?Throughout Scripture, God teaches His people that generosity is about much more than money. From Cain and Abel to the early church, we discover that giving is an act of worship that reveals our priorities, shapes our hearts, and teaches us to trust God.In this message, Pastor Noah guides us through several sections of scripture as we explore three biblical principles for giving:       - Give your first and best        - Give with an open heart and open hands       - Give intentionally, proportionally, and eternallyWe spend so much of our lives preparing for our financial future that we can forget we're going to live forever. What if the greatest investment we could make isn't in what we keep, but in what we give for God's kingdom?Join us at Westmark Church as we explore what the Bible teaches about tithing, generosity, and the eternal treasure found in Jesus Christ.Key Scriptures: Genesis 4:2-7; Deuteronomy 14:22-23; Matthew 6:19-24; Acts 4:32-35; 1 Corinthians 16:1-2; 1 Timothy 6:17-19.

We often think of generosity is something we can practice once we have more money. But what if giving is actually one of the ways God teaches us what it means to be truly rich?In this opening message of our new series, Generosity: The Gift of Giving, we explore Exodus 35:4-9 and Matthew 6:19-21 as Pastor Noah Tyler leads us to discover how God invites us to participate in his work through generosity. Jesus teaches us that where our treasure goes, our hearts follow. And when we learn to give, we begin to discover a joy and richness that money itself can never provide.You don't have to be rich to give, but giving teaches you what rich means.Join us at Westmark Church as we consider what our finances reveal about our hearts, how generosity can deepen our love for God, and why the greatest treasure we could ever possess is ChristWestmark Church is a Family Growing Together.Subscribe for more weekly sermons and discipleship resources, and connect with us to find out how you can be part of the life of Westmark Church.

In this final message of the Whose Am I? series, we look at 1 Peter 2:9-12 amd the remarkable identity God gives hgis people: chosen, royal, holy, and his own. Peter shows us that knowing whose we are changes who we are-- and ultimately changes how we live. From Hosea's picture of "Not My People" becoming God's people, to the calling to lives as priest, prophets, and kings as we represent the perfect Priest, Prophet, and King-- Jesus. This passage reminds us that grace does more than forgive us. It brings us in, gives us a new identity, and sends us back out into the world with purpose. Whose you are tells you who you are. And who you are tells you what to do. So, get going for the glory of God and the good of the world. Westmark Church is a Family Growing Together.Subscribe for more weekly sermons and discipleship resources, and connect with us to find out how you can be part of the life of Westmark Church.

We all have a lifestyle-- where did yours come from? What is shaping the way you live? We all have things we look to for security, value, purpose, identity-- things like work, family, success, approval, comfort, control. But those things were never meant to carry the weight of our lives. In fact, if you look close at your bad reactions and habits, they probably exists because you are expecting them to do more than they can. In Colossians 3:1-17 Paul reminds us that for the Christian, Christ is not just part of our life. Our lives are hidden with hm, our old ways are being put to death, and God is renewing us into a new kind of people. In this message, Pastor Noah Tyler guides us to look at how our live source produces our life style. It will show how false sources of identity will quietly enslave us, and what it looks like to lives as people who are chosen, loved, forgiven, and being made new in Christ. Westmark Church is a Family Growing Together.Subscribe for more weekly sermons and discipleship resources, and connect with us to find out how you can be part of the life of Westmark Church.

Join us in Romans 8:12-17 as Pastor Noah walks through how Paul gives Christians a radically different way to understand themselves and their relationship to Jesus. You might have had to earn a place at work, in your family growing up, and maybe you failed to. But you don't need to earn a place in the family of God.You just need to live in the place you've already been given. Are you living like a slave when you're invited to be a son? Consider what it means to be a child of God, to be given and inheritance, and to live in love instead of fear.- Because you belong, you can fight what once ruled you (v12-14)- Because you belong, you can know God as Father (v15)- Because you belong, you can face the future with hope (v16-17)Westmark Church exists to welcome people into the family of God and see them growing together in their relationship with Jesus.

Who gets to tell you who you are?Most of us spend our lives trying to answer the question, “Who am I?” We build our identity around what we accomplish, how others see us, our relationships, our failures, our reputation, or the roles we fill. But anything powerful enough to give us an identity can also become something we have to constantly protect and prove.Join us in 2 Corinthians 5:16–21, as Pastor Noah walks through where Paul gives Christians a radically different way to understand themselves.In Christ, your identity is not achieved—it is received.Jesus changes how we see ourselves and others. He reconciles us to God through the cross, makes us new creations, and gives us an identity that does not rise and fall with our successes and failures. And once we know whose we are, we begin to understand why we are here: to live as Christ’s ambassadors, carrying his message of reconciliation into the world.Your best day does not make Jesus’ righteousness more complete.Your worst day does not make Jesus’ righteousness less complete.Jesus is enough.📖 Scripture: 2 Corinthians 5:16–21Westmark Church exists to welcome people into the family of God and see them growing together in their relationship with Jesus.

Pastor Noah Tyler, Luke 23:32-43Westmark Church is a Family Growing Together.Subscribe for more weekly sermons and discipleship resources, and connect with us to find out how you can be part of the life of Westmark Church.