After the Sermon: Ecclesiastes 4:7-12 by West Hills Church

In our modern world of online “social” networking, we are in some ways more connected to one another today than ever before in human history. Yet the reported rates of loneliness are at an all time high: 60% amongst Gen X, 65% for Millennials, and as many as 67% of Gen Z report feeling lonely “often” (Cigna, 2025). Where can we turn for real connection? First, we go to God (Ps 73:23). But second, we turn to - and fold into - God’s people, the Church, His prescription for our loneliness. We invite you to do just that during this sermon, and join us as we discover how “God’s Community is the Cure for the World’s Disconnection”.

Ask the Pastors Season 7 Episode 13: "What’s the best (and worst) Christmas song?" by West Hills Church

After the Sermon: 12/15/25 by West Hills Church

“Why am I here?” It’s a question we’ve all asked at some point, perhaps often. According to a recent survey, 58% of young adults in the U.S. report feeling “little or no meaning or purpose in my life within the past month” (APA, 2023). And the numbers are trending upward in every age demographic. In a world that feels more and more aimless and adrift by the day, God’s word offers us a clear and changeless reason to keep getting out of bed every morning. The question is: “What IS it?” And just as important: “Are we pursuing it?” Check out this sermon for God’s prescription for the world’s purposelessness.

Ask the Pastors Season 7 Episode 12: "Will we work in heaven?" by West Hills Church

"God's Rest is the Cure for the World's Busyness", Will DuVal | 12/7/25 by West Hills Church

After the Sermon | 12/8/25 by West Hills Church

Ask the Pastors Season 7 Episode 11: "Do miscarried babies go to heaven?" by West Hills Church

After the Sermon: Philippians 4:6-7 by West Hills Church

We live in a world where stress is constant, pressure is unrelenting, and noise fills nearly every corner of our lives. For many, worry has become a daily companion, something we carry into our relationships, our work, our homes, and even our sleep. It’s no surprise that anxiety has become one of the most universal human experiences of our time. Long before modern culture named anxiety, Scripture spoke directly to the restless heart. God does not minimize our fears, ignore our burdens, or shame our struggles. Instead, He invites us to bring our worries to Him and promises a peace that does not depend on circumstances. In Philippians 4:6-7, Paul offers a path that is both honest and hopeful: we bring everything to God in prayer, and God responds by guarding our hearts with a peace only He can give.

Ask the Pastors Season 7 Episode 10: "How sinful is gluttony?" by West Hills Church

After the Sermon: John 17:6-19 by West Hills Church

Never in the history of humanity have more people had more access to more information than we do today. And yet never have we been bombarded with more misinformation, disinformation, and outright lies. Surrounded by so much confusion, it’s no wonder that two-thirds of Americans today believe there is no such thing as absolute truth (Barna, “American Worldview Inventory 2025”, May 2025). But this crisis of truth is nothing new. The zeitgeist of our own postmodern age was well-summarized in Pontius Pilate’s question of Jesus during his trial 2,000 years ago: “What is truth?” (Jn 18:38). Jesus’ answer, however, is unequivocal: “Holy Father… your word is truth” (Jn 17:17). Join us this Sunday as we turn together to God’s word, the antidote for the world’s lies.

Ask the Pastors Season 7 Episode 9: "What is this '6 7' thing about and should Christians care?" by West Hills Church

After the Sermon: Galatians 6:11-18 by West Hills Church

As we wrap up Paul’s letter to the Galatians this Sunday, there is one message he wants to leave ringing in our ears and hearts: It’s all about the gospel. Not circumcision (v12), not keeping the law (v13), not what we have done for God (v13), but rather what He has done for us by sending His Son Jesus to die for our sins. As Paul concludes, “far be it from me to boast except in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ” (v14). This gospel saves us (v14), it transforms us (v15), it guides and guards us (v16), and it empowers us (v18). Join us this weekend for Galatians’ grand finale, as we glory in the gospel together! Website: https://westhillsstl.org Facebook: / westhillschurch Instagram: / west.hills.church Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6rcm417... #WestHillsChurch #STLchurch #thegospel #Galatians #Jesusplusnothing #Jesus #westhillsstl

Ask the Pastors S7 E8: "Should Christians choose public, private, or home school?" by West Hills Church

After the Sermon: Galatians 5:25-6:10 by West Hills Church

As we near the end of Paul’s letter to the Galatians, he offers us some (almost) final commendations. Having already exhorted us how we are to “use our freedom” (v13) personally - “walk by the Spirit” (v16) - as well as interpersonally in a more general sense - “through love serve one another” (v13) - Paul now gets specific about what loving service looks like in the context of gospel community. Jesus himself said, “By this all people will know that you are my disciples: if you have love for one another” (Jn 13:35). How do we put that love into practice? Listen for edifying instruction and gospel-rich encouragement!