Western Hills Church Of Christ, Temple

by Scott Meyer. Are you happy? It seems that our culture is becoming increasingly unhappy. Joy is in short supply. In this message, we discover that joy is not found in a circumstance or possession but in a person, Jesus.

by Scott Meyer. What does it mean that God died on that day? At the moment of Jesus' death a curtain in the temple was torn in two. What access do you now have to God? This message explores the unbelievable change in our relationship to God because of Jesus' death.

by Lane Luttrell.  How did you come to faith in Jesus? In this messae we discover how a condemned criminal became an unlikely candidate for grace.

by Lane Luttrell.  God has a Bigger Picture for you and we often miss it. Luke 23:27-31 gets us one step closer to Jesus on the cross and before that moment Jesus takes a minute to address where the people of Jerusalem are headed and calls for a look at who they are and where they are spiritually. In the darkest hour of the darkest day Jesus had us in mind.

by Scott Meyer.  Are you carrying an unfair burden in your life? Are you having to endure a condition, situation, limitation, or relationship, that is weighing you down and draining you? In this message we explore how a man named Simon was forced to carry an unfair burden and how it made all the difference.

by Scott Meyer.  Have you ever been caught up in a crowd headed the wrong direction? Ever wondered "What would I have done, if I was there?" This message explores our place in the story when a crowd shouted: "Crucify Him!"

by Scott Meyer.  The text for this message is Mark 14:53-72. While the chaos of Jesus' trial before the Sanhedrin proceeds inside, outside in the courtyard, another story unfolds. What does the story of Peter's denial say about his relationship to Jesus and ours?

by Scott Meyer.  All of the Christian faith is based on 2 connected events - The crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus. In this series we explore the steps that Jesus took that led him to his death on a Roman cross. Our journey begins in a garden.