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Weekly Bible Passage

Luke 15:21 - 32

21"And the son said to him, `Father, I have sinned against heaven and in your sight; I am no longer worthy to be called your son.'
22"But the father said to his slaves, `Quickly bring out the best robe and put it on him, and put a ring on his hand and sandals on his feet;
23and bring the fattened calf, kill it, and let us eat and celebrate;
24for this son of mine was dead and has come to life again; he was lost and has been found.' And they began to celebrate.

About FBCWest

Here at FBCWest we believe that Jesus, the Son of God, has saved by His sacrifice and our salvation is God’s gift not because of our value, but because of His grace. This faith that we have should cause us not to seek safety, but we should be “reckless” in our faith. To take risks as a result of faith. Risks in witnessing to others; regardless of whether or not they think we are simple minded; risks in loving others, though they may not love us in return; and risk the giving of our lives for Him and His purposes. Because as Paul stated in 2 Timothy “for I know whom I have believed and am convinced that He is able to guard what I have entrusted to Him until that day.”

Contact Info
714 379-3870
14200 Goldenwest St
Westminster, CA 92683

Sunday Worship
@10am pst | Sanctuary

Weekly Bible Study
Wednesday's @6:30pm | FBCWest Cafe

Women's Bible Study
Sunday's @11:30am | FBCWest Cafe

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The Call of Money

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As Balak, king of Moab, becomes terrified of Israel, he sends messengers to hire Balaam to curse God’s people. Balaam at first refuses because God tells him not to go and not to curse Israel. But when a more distinguished delegation arrives with the promise of greater honor and greater payment, Balaam asks again and reveals the deeper problem: a heart tempted by profit more than obedience.

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Lifted Up

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The life-and-death crisis Israel faced in the wilderness. After speaking against God and Moses, the people were bitten by fiery serpents and many died. When they finally confessed their sin, Moses interceded for them, and God gave an unexpected remedy.

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The Rock

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God’s people face another crisis: no water, renewed complaints, and rising pressure on Moses. After Miriam dies, the congregation contends with Moses and Aaron, blaming them and accusing them of bringing the people into a “wretched place.” Instead of solving anything, their complaining produces nothing. Moses and Aaron do what God’s people should have done from the beginning: they fall before the Lord and seek His instruction.

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Rod Producing Fruit

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Miracles did not stop Israel’s unbelief or grumbling. To demonstrate His sovereignty, God gave His people a clear sign, confirming His chosen priesthood and silencing their rebellion. On our own, we are prone to spiritual rebellion as well. But God sent Jesus so the Law could be fulfilled, and through Him we can live in alignment with God.

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