The West Hills Church Pulpit Podcast

Featured Teacher: Daniel Christensen

Journey with us through Psalm 84 as we discover why one day in God's presence surpasses a thousand anywhere else. After navigating the heavy laments of Asaph, we find refreshment in this beautiful song celebrating the incomparable joy of dwelling in God's house. Learn how this ancient temple psalm applies to modern believers as living temples of the Holy Spirit. Explore what it means to carry God's presence into dry places, transforming them into springs of blessing. Discover the high and holy privilege of access to God's presence and why the house of God remains our ultimate destination.

Featured Teacher: Daniel Christensen

When Moses descended from Mount Sinai after 40 days in God's presence, his face literally glowed with divine radiance—a powerful picture of how encountering God's glory transforms us. In this compelling exposition of Exodus 34:29-35, we explore the fear-inducing, wisdom-producing, and transformative nature of God's glory. Discover why Moses' fading glory pointed to our need for Christ's permanent glory, how true spiritual authority flows from divine encounters, and why your most effective years of ministry might still be ahead of you—even at 80! A message about preparation, transformation, and the privilege of beholding God's glory in His Word.

Featured Teacher: Daniel Christensen

When righteous leaders and nations face overwhelming opposition, how should they respond? In this powerful exposition of Psalm 83, we explore King Jehoshaphat's miraculous victory over a massive enemy coalition through prayer and divine intervention. Learn why it's acceptable to pray for God's judgment on His enemies, how opposition to righteousness is fundamentally satanic, and why the ideal outcome is always repentance rather than destruction. This timely message challenges modern assumptions about how Christians should relate to those who oppose God, offering both comfort in divine protection and courage to pray bold prayers.

Featured Teacher: Scott Julian

Featured Teacher: Scott Julian

In this message, we explore Exodus 34:1–28 — “Renewing the Covenant.” Following Israel’s rebellion with the golden calf, God reveals His relentless mercy and willingness to restore His people. We walk through four key movements in the text: God’s preparation for renewal, His proclamation of character, the promises and boundaries of His covenant, and the practices of remembrance that point to Christ. This message reminds every believer that restoration is possible, repentance is the doorway to renewal, and the same God who revealed Himself to Moses now writes His law on our hearts through Jesus Christ—the true and better Mediator.

Featured Teacher: Scott Julian

Featured Teacher: Daniel Christensen

In Exodus 33, we witness one of Scripture's rarest moments—an actual dialogue between God and Moses, speaking face to face as friends. Through three bold conversations, Moses secures God's presence for rebellious Israel, appeals to God's character and promises, and makes the audacious request: "Show me your glory." But even this greatest of prophets hits a limitation—no mere human can see God's face and live. This profound passage reveals both Moses's remarkable role as mediator and his ultimate inadequacy, pointing us forward to the true Mediator who can fully behold and reveal God's glory: Jesus Christ.

Featured Teacher: Daniel Christensen

Featured Teacher: Scott Julian

Featured Teacher: Daniel Christensen

What is the answer for Israel's great need? The wheat of the Word and the honey of heaven. \