ExtraOrdinary
August 2 - September 6
Series Overview
The ExtraOrdinary sermon series will focus on the ordinary people in the Bible who did extraordinary things for God.
FaithWestwood will welcome some extra ordinary folks to share their stories too!
Holy Communion Sunday
Sunday, August 2, 9 & 10:45 am
in person & online
ExtraOrdinary: Stephen
Acts 6:1-7 (7:51-60) (Stephen)
Stephen was chosen to care for needs identified in the early Church. After Stephen was seized, he preached a powerful message before being martyred. As a church, how do we boldly respond to the needs of the community – and what are we willing to do for Christ?
Sunday, August 9, 9 & 10:45 am
in person & online
ExtraOrdinary: Ruth
Ruth 4:9-17 (Ruth)
Ruth chose to follow her mother-in-law, Naomi, to her land. There, they meet Boaz, and he becomes their kinsman-redeemer. How do we claim the ways in which God calls us by name and redeems our lives?
Sunday, August 16, 9 & 10:45 am
in person & online
ExtraOrdinary: Jonah
Jonah 3:10 – 4:11 (Jonah)
The reluctant prophet Jonah was called to prophecy to Nineveh and ran away! In the belly of the whale, he prayed and found the strength to do what he was called to do. How is the LORD calling us out of our comfort zones to proclaim God’s goodness?
Church & Brunch, All at Once
Sunday, August 23, 9 & 10:45 am
in person, fellowship hall (There is no livestream for this service; a prerecorded message will be available online at 9 & 10:45.)
ExtraOrdinary: Joshua
Joshua 1:1-9 (Joshua)
At Church & Brunch All at Once, we will worship in fellowship hall and talk about prioritizing our faith. Through Joshua’s witness, how are we are reminded to be bold and courageous for God in our endeavors?
Sunday, August 30, 9 & 10:45 am
in person & online
ExtraOrdinary: Ananias
Acts 9:10-19 (Ananias)
As Saul was being transformed into Paul, the Lord Jesus calls Ananias to be a willing servant in the process. How do we face difficult challenges and people with tremendous grace and love?
Labor Day
Holy Communion Sunday
Sunday, September 6, 9 & 10:45 am
in person & online
ExtraOrdinary: Tabitha/Dorcas
Acts 9:36-42 (Dorcas)
In Joppa, there was a disciple named Tabitha (in Greek, Dorcas) who became sick and died. The apostles raised her to life. In the name of Jesus Christ, how are we called to do the “work” of using our spiritual gifts to serve the Lord?