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 time, these seven practices reveal what makes us who we are.

Why These Seven Practices Matter

At Westhill, we believe transformation doesn’t happen by accident. It happens through consistent, faithful engagement with God’s truth, His people, and His mission.

These seven practices define how we live that out together:

• Preaching – We center our formation around faithful exposition of God’s Word
• Prayer – We practice communal dependence on God, resisting cultural self-reliance
• Discipleship – We’re committed to making disciples, not just gathering believers
• Worship – We view worship as whole-life response to God, not just Sunday morning
• Service – We give our bodies to God for the benefit of others
• Stewardship – We manage all of life—time, talents, treasure—under God’s rule
• Relationships – We pursue authentic community where iron sharpens iron

When you understand these practices, you understand Westhill. When you engage with these practices, you become part of what God is doing here.

These practices aren’t easy. They challenge us, stretch us, and sometimes cost us. We don’t claim to have mastered them—we’re ordinary people doing our very best to faithfully live them out together.

The Seven Practices

Episode 1: The Power of Preaching (January 4, 2026)
Biblical preaching isn’t optional or outdated—it’s central to who we are. Discover why we invest significant time in exposition of Scripture and how God’s Word transforms lives week after week.

Episode 2: Prayer as Transformative Practice (January 11, 2026)
Prayer is the most countercultural practice we engage in together. Learn how we resist cultural pressures through communal prayer and realign our lives around kingdom values.

Episode 3: Discipleship – Following Jesus (January 18, 2026)
We exist to make disciples through intentional, ongoing relationships. Understand our commitment to evangelizing, establishing, and equipping people to follow Jesus and make disciples themselves.

Episode 4: Worship – More Than Sunday Morning (January 25, 2026)
Worship isn’t confined to singing or church services—it’s our continuous response to God involving our whole lives ordered around what we value most.

Episode 5: Service: Giving Our Bodies to God (February 1, 2026)
Service flows from giving our hearts to Jesus first. Discover how Westhill serves inside our building, in our community, and beyond Regina as an outpouring of God’s love.

Episode 6: Stewardship: Managing All of Life Under God’s Rule (February 8, 2026)
Stewardship isn’t fundraising—it’s identity and calling. Learn how we view everything as entrusted by God for kingdom purposes, from our time and talents to our treasure and relationships.

Episode 7: Relationships – Iron Sharpens Iron (February 15, 2026)
Authentic relationships are the foundation that makes all other practices meaningful. Explore why we prioritize community marked by mutual encouragement, accountability, and spiritual growth.

How to Watch

Binge It: Watch all seven episodes to get a comprehensive picture of Westhill’s identity and mission.

One Per Week: Work through one practice each week, taking time to reflect and apply what you’re learning.

With Others: Best experienced in community—watch with your small group, family, or friends and talk about what these practices mean for your journey together.

This Is Westhill

These seven practices explain who we are, what we value, and how we function as a community of Jesus followers. They’re not theory—they’re the daily reality of how ordinary people at Westhill pursue extraordinary transformation through the power of the gospel.

New to Westhill? Plan your visit: https://www.westhillchurch.ca/plan-your-visit/
Have questions? We’d love to hear from you:  Connect 

This content was developed in collaboration with Claude AI for digital discipleship purposes.