Message+ is a weekly summary of Sunday morning messages. It also includes the key points and actiionable take aways. The summaries are created with the assistance of AI.
- What Do You Want to Have Happen Today?
About This Message What would it look like to move through your day with intention — not just getting things done, but genuinely asking what you want to have happened for Christ because you lived this day? That’s the question at the heart of this week’s message, the final sermon in our summer series on the ... - You Are Not Here By Accident
About This Message Have you ever walked into a place and quietly wondered, did I end up here by chance? This past Sunday at Westhill Park Baptist Church, we explored one of the most quietly profound truths in all of Scripture: you are not here by accident. Continuing our series on the “one another” commands of ... - You Weren’t Meant to Do This Alone
About This Message There’s a quiet lie many of us have come to believe: that the strongest version of faith is the one we build alone. But what if God never designed it that way? This week at Westhill Park Baptist Church, Pastor Merv continued our summer series Better Together with a message that cuts right ... - Secure Enough to Serve
Pastor Elizabeth Mortley | August 8, 2026 About This Message What would it look like if the most powerful person in the room got up, wrapped a towel around his waist, and started washing everyone’s feet? That’s not a hypothetical — it happened. And it happened the night before Jesus went to the cross. This Sunday’s message, ... - Don’t Bite The Hand That Prays With YouAbout This Message Most of us would never bite someone’s ear off — but if we’re honest, we’ve all taken a chunk out of someone with our words. In this week’s message, we explored one of the Apostle Paul’s most vivid and uncomfortable warnings: “If you bite and devour each other, watch out — you will ...
- You Don’t Have To Say You’re Fine
About This Message Most of us have gotten pretty good at answering “How are you?” without actually answering it. “Fine, thanks” rolls off the tongue before we’ve even thought about it — even when we’re anything but fine. In this week’s message from our summer series on the “one anothers” of Scripture, we explored what James ... - You’re Not Too Important To Help
Pastor Adam MacDonald | July 20, 2026 About This Message There’s a quiet assumption many of us carry around: that helping others with their struggles is someone else’s job — the pastor’s, the counsellor’s, the person who has it all figured out. But what if that assumption is exactly what gets in the way? This week, Pastor ... - Kind People Are My Kinda People
Pastor Adam MacDonald · July 12, 2026 About This Message This week at Westhill Park Baptist Church, Pastor Adam MacDonald continued our “One Another” series with a message on kindness from Ephesians 4. Using two well-worn pieces of clothing — an old jacket and his daughter’s favorite t-shirt — he asked a question that’s easy to ... - Love One Another | The Command That Proves We’re Jesus’ Disciples
Reverend Tim Coleman | July 5, 2026 What does it actually cost to love the people God has placed around you — not the easy ones, but the ones who test your patience, offend you, or carry wounds you can’t see? On the night he was betrayed, Jesus gave his disciples one final command, and it ... - More Is Going On Than You Can SeeAbout This Message Most of us have been shaped more by horror movies and Halloween costumes than by the Bible when it comes to understanding demons. But Scripture has a great deal to say about the unseen spiritual world — and it’s neither as sensational as pop culture suggests nor as irrelevant as our skeptical age ...
- The Voice in Your Head Isn’t Always Right
Pastor Luke Rafuse June 21, 2026 About This Message Have you ever noticed the voice in your head isn’t always on your side? Sometimes it accuses, condemns, and keeps you stuck — and it’s worth asking where that voice comes from. In Part 2 of our Unseen Realm series, Youth Pastor Luke walked us through what Scripture ... - More Than Wings: The Truth About Angels
Pastor Tim Coleman | June 14, 2026 About This Message Angels are everywhere in our culture — on tattoos, in television shows, in the comforting things we say at funerals — and yet so much of what we assume about them has little to do with what the Bible actually teaches. This Sunday, we kicked off a ... - You Intended Harm. God Intended Good.
You Intended Harm. God Intended Good. Pastor Tim Coleman | June 7, 2026 About This Message Have you ever found yourself in a position of power over someone who once hurt you? What would you do? In this closing message of our Genesis series, we sit with one of the Bible’s most dramatic reunions — and one of ... - Forgotten, Framed and Still Faithful
WESTHILL PARK BAPTIST CHURCH Forgotten, Framed and Still Faithful Pastor Tim Coleman | May 31, 2026 About This Message What do you do when life keeps knocking you down — not because of anything you’ve done wrong, but simply because that’s the way things have gone? In this week’s message from our ongoing series through Genesis, we sat with ... - What’s Your Price?
What’s Your Price? Pastor Tim Coleman May 24, 2026 About This Message Everyone has a price. It’s a provocative idea, but if we’re honest with ourselves — and if we read our Bibles carefully — it’s undeniably true. This week’s message from our series through the Book of Genesis took us deep into the life of Jacob, one ... - Good News That Doesn’t Expire
Bruce Martin May 17, 2026 About This Message What if the most important news you’ve ever heard never loses its relevance — not with the passing of a season, a year, or a century? In this Sunday’s message, Pastor Bruce Adema pulled a surprising passage out of the Christmas story and asked us to sit with it ... - Stop Auditioning for a Role You Already Have!
Reverend Merv Tippe · May 10, 2026 About This Message Have you ever found yourself working hard to earn something you’ve already been given? That’s the quiet exhaustion many of us carry — striving for acceptance, approval, or belonging that God says is already ours. This week at Westhill Park Baptist Church, we continued our series through ... - When God Said Go!
When God Says GO! Imagine receiving a call to pack up everything you own and start walking to an unknown destination. No GPS, no clear directions, just a simple command: “Go.” This was the extraordinary experience of Abraham, a 75-year-old man who would become known as the father of faith. What Does It Mean to Follow God’s ... - When God Hit RESET
What Can We Learn from Noah’s Ark? Understanding God’s Judgment and Mercy The story of Noah and the Great Flood stands as one of the most controversial yet profound accounts in Scripture. While some view it as mere fiction, this historical biblical account carries deep lessons about God’s character, human nature, and divine salvation that remain ... - The Serpent’s Playbook: Temptation, the Fall, and God’s Grace
The Serpent’s Playbook The story of Humpty Dumpty teaches us a simple truth: some things, once broken, cannot be put back together again. Genesis chapter 3 tells us about the first “Humpty Dumpty” moment in human history – the Fall of mankind. This pivotal chapter reveals how sin entered the world and why we still struggle ... - Very Good: God, Creation, and You
Understanding God’s Design: Lessons from Genesis 1-2 The opening chapters of Genesis reveal profound truths about God’s character, our purpose, and the design of creation. Rather than getting caught up in debates about creation days, we can discover rich theological insights that speak directly to how we should live today. What Does Genesis Teach About God’s Creative ... - What a Difference a Day Makes
Reverend Tim Coleman | April 5, 2026 https://youtu.be/t11mcFe2Ymc https://open.spotify.com/episode/4PmDZCwhmKQU59sfLOKPav?si=ed90124d34064379 The Impact of Resurrection Sunday “He is risen.” With these words, we gathered this morning at Westhill Park Baptist Church to embrace the profound essence of Easter—a time to celebrate the miracle of the Resurrection. The Gospel of Easter has been illuminated through scripture readings, songs, and the testimonies of ... - Surprised by the Familiar: Embracing the Timeless Message of Good Friday
Surprised by the Familiar At Westhill Park Baptist Church, we’ve been blessed with another insightful sermon that tugs at the heartstrings while grounding us in profound truth. As our speaker so poignantly reminded us, familiarity with the story of Christ’s crucifixion should never dull its impact. Familiar Yet Ever-Profound With humor and warmth, the preacher navigated through personal ... - When Peter Broke Down and Wept
Introduction Good morning on this Palm Sunday. It’s nice to see you here. Today, we continue our series for Lent, focusing on Mark 14:43-72. This passage recounts the events leading to Jesus’ crucifixion, a pivotal moment in Christian faith. Let’s delve into this narrative, feeling the weight of its heartbreak, injustice, and ultimate message of redemption. The ... - “Yet Not My Will”
Pastor Adam MacDonald | March 22, 2026 Introduction At Westhill Park Baptist Church, we are journeying through the final days of Jesus as depicted in the Gospel of Mark. Today, we delve into Mark 14, exploring the profound connections between the Passover and Easter, and the remarkable foresight of Jesus as He prepares for His ultimate sacrifice. The ... - The Plot to Kill Jesus
Pastor Luke Rafuse | March 15, 2026 Introduction Good morning, Westhill. As we continue our Lenten series, “The Final Days of Jesus: The Week that Changed the World,” we find ourselves in a season of reflection and preparation. Lent is a time for Christians to examine their hearts and draw nearer to Jesus as we approach Easter. ... - Jesus’ Authority Challenged
Reverend Merv Tippe | March 8, 2026 Sermon Summary Jesus’ authority stands at the center of a clear and urgent call: divine lordship shapes every corner of life and demands a decisive response. Scripture presents Jesus’ authority as both demonstrable and intrusive—calming storms, casting out demons, healing disease, raising the dead, and his bearing the penalty for ... - What Jesus Found When He Looked Around
Sermon Summary Jesus deliberately marches toward Jerusalem in the final week, fully aware that death awaits. The narrative frames that journey as urgent and confrontational: a triumphal entry that risks reputation, a prophetic act against hypocrisy, a cleansing of sacred space, and a tender yet decisive moment of judgment enacted on a barren fig tree. The ... - The Donkey, the King, and the Crowd
Pastor Tim Coleman | February 22, 2028 Sermon Summary Jesus’ approach to the final week unfolds as a deliberate, humble fulfillment of Scripture rather than a surprise political uprising. The narrative slows to expose intention: every gesture and event — from the quiet arrangements for a donkey to the streets strewn with cloaks and branches — points ... - This Is Westhill!
Westhill’s Mission: The 7 Practices to Transform Lives This Is Who We Are This seven-week series answers that question. These aren’t aspirational goals or programs we’re launching—they’re the lived reality of how we pursue transformation together as a church family in Regina and beyond. Whether you’ve been part of Westhill for decades or you’re exploring for the first ... - Relationships: The Practice That Transforms Lives
Pastor Tim Coleman | February 16, 2025 Summary In the final message of our seven-week series on transformative church practices, Pastor Tim explored relationships as the foundation that makes all other spiritual practices meaningful. Drawing from Proverbs 27:17, he challenged us to move beyond surface-level connections to embrace authentic Christian community marked by mutual encouragement, accountability, and ... - Stewardship: Managing All of Life Under God’s RuleStewardship: Managing All of Life Under God’s Rule Scripture: 1 Peter 4:10 Core Message Stewardship is fundamentally about identity, calling, and participation in God’s mission—not primarily about money. It flows from recognizing that God owns everything and we are entrusted managers of His resources. Key Points 1. What Stewardship Really Means Common Misconceptions: “The pastor wants more money” Fundraising campaigns or capital campaigns Environmental ...
- Service: Giving Our Bodies to GodService: Giving Our Bodies to God Overview Pastor Adam MacDonald delivered a message revealing that service isn’t about “doing things”—it’s about doing things for the benefit of others as a response to God’s love. The sermon is part of Westhill Church’s series exploring their mission statement’s seven transformative practices. Core Message True service flows from giving our hearts to ...
- Worship: More Than Sunday MorningWorship – More Than Sunday Morning Overview Pastor Tim Coleman delivered a message challenging common misconceptions about worship, revealing it as a complete lifestyle rather than just a Sunday morning activity. The sermon is part of Westhill Church’s series exploring their mission statement’s seven transformative practices. Message onDemand https://youtu.be/cH3Opyvgppk Core Message True worship isn’t confined to singing, church rituals, or emotional ...
- Discipleship – Following JesusDiscipleship – Following Jesus Rev. Tim Coleman Date: January 18, 2026 Main Takeaways 1. Discipleship is Apprenticing to Become Like Jesus Discipleship isn’t about attending programs or achieving health and wealth—it’s the entire point of the Christian walk. It’s simply following Jesus, as Paul said: “Follow my example as I follow Christ.” The goal is formation into Christ’s image through ...
- Prayer as Transformative PracticePrayer as Transformative Practice Rev. Tim Coleman Date: January 11, 2026 Core Message Reverend Coleman presents prayer as the most countercultural practice Christians engage in—not as religious obligation, but as a transformative discipline that fundamentally reorients our lives away from cultural values toward kingdom values. Key Theological Principles Prayer’s Nature and Purpose The sermon establishes that prayer is intrinsically human—we’re created to ...
- The Power of PreachingThe Power of Preaching Rev. Tim Coleman Date: January 4, 2026 Main Takeaways 1. Preaching is God’s Appointed Method for Transformation The sermon establishes that biblical preaching isn’t optional or outdated—it’s central to Christian formation. Just as we need regular meals to survive physically, we need consistent exposure to God’s Word to thrive spiritually, even if we can’t remember every ...