The West Hills Church Pulpit Podcast
Sermons from the pulpit of West Hills Church, delivered by Scott Julian and Daniel Christensen
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Imitation is the Solution (opens the original)
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Galatians 4:12-20 Scott Julian teaching This sermon explores the profound concept of spiritual imitation, urging believers to emulate Christ as Paul emulated him. It contrasts genuine mentorship, focused on Christ being formed in believers, with the self-serving motives of false teachers. The message emphasizes the importance of remembering the initial joy of the gospel and recovering courage to resist spiritual drift towards a 'safer faith.'
No Turning Back (opens the original)
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Galatians 4:8-11 Sept. 6th, 2026 Scott Julian teaching
Adopted into His Family (opens the original)
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Galatians 4:1-7 Scott Julian teaching.
Out of the Deep (opens the original)
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Wednesday Night Study Jonah Chapter 2 Scott Julian teaching
Psalm 114 - Exodi (opens the original)
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Psalm 114 is only eight verses, but it carries the weight of the entire Exodus story — and points forward to Christ. In this session we walk through how the psalmist uses Israel's departure from Egypt (the "people of strange language") to picture a moral and linguistic separation unto God, how Judah becomes God's sanctuary and Israel His dominion, and how the sea fleeing and mountains skipping like rams reveal creation itself trembling before its Maker. We trace the Bible's pattern of four exodu
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