Red, White & Blue Service || July 5, 2026 || Michael Dawson

Revelation: The Story Ends || July 12, 2026 || Dr. Marty Egelston

What does the ultimate end of the story look like? In this powerful message, we dive deep into the Book of Revelation to see how God promises to bring history to its ultimate, glorious conclusion. While the imagery of Revelation can sometimes feel overwhelming, its core message is one of ultimate hope, divine justice, and victory. We trace the grand narrative of the final book of the Bible through three powerful movements: the vision of the Triumphant Christ, the unfolding of God’s justice to make everything right, and the beautiful final act of creation. Even though the end of the story is already written, our stories are still unfolding today. How do we live faithfully right now knowing how the story ends? Join us as we explore the hope and warning found in Revelation.

Red, White & Blue Service || July 5, 2026 || Michael Dawson

As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, it is fitting to pause and give thanks for the freedoms, opportunities, and blessings we enjoy. Yet Psalm 33 reminds us that our ultimate hope has never been found in a nation, a government, a military, or a political party. In this special Red, White, and Blue Sunday message, we explore Psalm 33:10-22 and discover four reminders that keep our hearts anchored in God: • Because God is sovereign, I don't have to fear. • Because God is good, I can give thanks. • Because Christ saves, I don't need another savior. • Because God is faithful, I can live with hope. While nations rise and fall, the Lord remains. While human strength has limits, God's power endures forever. As we celebrate 250 years of American history, we remember that our true hope remains in the Lord.

SoS || I Have Decided || West Side Church of Christ || June 28, 2026

Associate Minister Dan Conway leads us on the journey of I Have Decided to Follow Jesus in our summer song series. In this message we will have a challenge from John 6:60-69 exploring the decision to follow Jesus. The story of Jesus on the earth and some people leaving following Him. Worship is not ultimately about music, preferences, or experiences. Worship is about responding to God's worth by giving Him our best. Scripture: John 6:60-69 Series: Songs of Summer Church: West Side Church of Christ Location: Lebanon, Ohio If this message encourages you, please like, subscribe, and share it with others.

Songs of Summer | The Heart of Worship | June 21, 2026

Songs of Summer | The Heart of Worship What happens when worship becomes routine? What happens when we continue showing up, singing songs, and going through the motions, but our hearts drift from God? In this message from Malachi 1:6-14, we explore the story behind Matt Redman's song "The Heart of Worship" and discover that God's concern has never been merely about the outward act of worship. He is looking deeper—at the heart of the worshiper. Drawing from the story of the widow's offering, the history of Israel, and the circumstances that inspired one of the most influential worship songs of the last generation, we are challenged to ask a simple question: What am I bringing to God? Worship is not ultimately about music, preferences, or experiences. Worship is about responding to God's worth by giving Him our very best. Scripture: Malachi 1:6-14 Series: Songs of Summer Church: West Side Church of Christ Location: Lebanon, Ohio If this message encourages you, please like, subscribe, and share it with others.

SOS || It Is Well || June 14, 2026

Where do you look for peace when life falls apart? In this message, we explore the secret to finding contentment in any circumstance, anchored in the Apostle Paul’s words from Philippians 4:10-13. We are reminded that true peace isn't found in our changing situations, but in our unchanging Creator. Drawing from the raw experiences of Paul and Silas in Acts 16 and David’s desperate cry for refuge in Psalm 57, we examine how God remains faithful in the middle of the storm. We also look at the powerful story behind Horatio Spafford’s 1873 hymn, "It Is Well with My Soul" (with music by Philip Bliss), to see how we can trust that God is the God of both the good times and the bad. Join us as we learn to lean on His strength, no matter what we are facing.