Westwinds Church

Guest speaker Robin Smith speaks about "One Person At A Time"

Operations Designer Eric Kelly speaks on "Putting Down The Rock"

Guest speaker Jamin Bradley speaks about "The Ancient View Of Heaven"

Guest speaker Becky Veydt continues with our series titled "How Much Do You Love"

Guest speaker Codrigus Alexander delivers a message entitled "From Frustration To Fulfillment" 

"100 Words of Love" is the title of Dr. David McDonald's final sermon as pastor of Westwinds Community Church.

Dr David McDonald talks about how laughter connects us

Dr David McDonald shares in his final weeks as pastor, with sermons that are near and dear to his heart. This weeks sermon is titled "Our Great Hope"

Dr Dave McDonald continues to share deeply personal thoughts that are very important for us to hear. His sermon is titled "What to do if no one likes you"

Dr David McDonald continues teaching from his heart with "Let Your Loves Lead"

In today's sermon Dr David McDonald has changed the narrative from "What Are We Waiting For" to "What's Stopping Us From Starting"

Dr. David McDonald continues his series with Week 3, What Are We Waiting For?

Dr David McDonald continues the second week of the series titled What Are We Waiting For?

Pastor David McDonald speaks to us on "What Are We Waiting For?

Eric Kelly speaks on listening to the voice of Jesus

David McDonald continues the study of Leviticus, with a talk titled " I Don't Think You Know What It Means That Christ Died For You"

Today David McDonald speaks about God Wants Your Fat.

Pastor David McDonald speaks on Why Didn't We Chose Love?

Dr. David McDonald delivers a message titled " What To Do When The Bible Offends You"

Dr. David McDonald delivers a message titled "Fierce or Afraid"

Dr. David McDonald delivers a special message on Jesus making room for the future.

This morning, pastor David McDonald uses examples from the book of Leviticus to address the questions "What am I supposed to do about....?"

Our special guest Dr. Len Sweet, speaks on the topic of, Last Things First.

Dr David McDonald continues a series based in Philippians with his sermon labeled "The Last Human Freedom" 

David McDonald continues in Philippians with a talk entitled "Pressing On or Passing Out"

David McDonald continues the series in Philippians with week 2, Get Re-Filled

David McDonald starts a new series on Philippians this week.

This week's message on the Song of Songs is an overview on the theology of pleasure. God made you as a human, and he expects you to enjoy humanly delights.

Dr. McDonald continues with week 4 of the series Promise & Pleasure

Dr David McDonald continues with week 3 of the series Promise & Pleasure

Dr. David McDonald continues with week two of the series Pleasure & Promise.

Dr. David McDonald starts his series on the Song Of Solomon entitled Promise & Pleasure. 

Pastor David McDonald speaks today from Matthew 13 about handling the challenges that comes into our lives. 

This week, pastor David McDonald shares with us how to gain wisdom with the goal of building abundant life and having a life of purpose, meaning, and identity.

Repentance is part of the great Godly inheritance. Pastor David McDonald asks us to evaluate the question, "When was the last time you really asked someone to forgive you?" He explores the benefits of repentance and forgiveness. He reminds us that Godly people ask for forgiveness often and sincerely.

In scripture, we find our great promise and our purpose. Dr. David McDonald returns with his inaugural post sabbatical message. He addresses the question, "what would Jesus think of the United States if he returned today?" Through this process, David finds a treasure of resonance with scripture and our constitution. 

Guest pastor Steve MacDonald shares with us about finding balance by seeking God first. He reminds us that until Christ is first in our lives everything else is unbalanced.

Guest speaker Dave Wahlstedt uses scripture from Jeremiah 29:11 to explore hope for restoration and the victory of the future that happened in the past.

The Bible starts in eternity and ends in mystery. Guest speaker, Andrew Fox shares the redemptive story of God in communion with his people. 

Solitude makes room for God to speak, silence makes room for us to listen. Guest speaker Joe Manafo, uses the example of Elijah in 1st Kings to celebrate the benefits of silence in a devotional life. 

This week's guest pastor James Armstrong discusses finding hope for difficult times. He focuses on scripture from the first book of Peter.

Guest speaker Nathan Oats talks about the Road to Emmaus story in the gospel of Luke.

Guest speaker Meghan Good talks about conflicts as related to the book of Ephesians.

This week, John Voelz returns to give us encouragement and guidance in resetting our relationships with God, others and ourselves.

This week's guest speaker, Amy Oberg, intriguingly uses personal anecdotes and scripture to discuss the concept of alignment in our lives. She encourages us to be ready to see God at work in retrieval and restoration in us.

In a world that says we have the power to change ourselves - this week's guest speaker reminds us that the Holy Spirit is still in control. Shane Wood engagingly cautions us that small shifts have great consequences.

In this morning's talk, guest pastor Pierre Du Plessis from Cape Town, South Africa challenges our picture of Jesus. He delves into Jesus ability to radically breakdown barriers, to turn things around- correct them. To us it looks like He turn them upside down but His goal is to get them right side up.

We are blessed with guest speaker Amanda Zentz-Alo from Portland, Oregon. She offers us a means for overcoming the poisons of our world by lifting up the Son of man.

Pastor David McDonald exuberantly and joyfully explores scriptures that proclaim Jesus resurrection.

For today's message, pastor David McDonald uses Jesus's triumphant entry into Jerusalem, to talk about how we can be more like Jesus. He tells us that we may have to acknowledge some of our mistakes and make some changes. As we rely on the grace of God, we're given three intriguing choices to think about.