Why Westview?
Here at Westview, we believe Christianity is shaped by God, not by man. It is our goal to recognize God's teaching, will, and desire for our lives. Here, we affirm Biblical truths and strive to live by them as we uphold our purpose statement:
From here to Heaven...following God wherever He leads us.
From here to Heaven...following God wherever He leads us.
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With this app, you can keep up with our calendars and events, watch/listen to our services, have access to a Bible with a yearly reading plan, digitally donate to the church, access various links to our websites and social pages, and be able to receive various messages for different church groups.
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Commentary by a Common Terry
Why was David so special? - June 14, 2026
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When Paul mentioned David in his sermon in Acts 13 at Antioch of Pisidia, he quoted God’s view of David. “I have found in David the son of Jesse a man after my heart, who will do all my will.” (Acts 13:22) That’s such a statement! Why is David a man after God’s heart? The only detail in this text is that David did all the will of God. That is a direct contradiction to how Saul had ruled as the first king.
And yet, we are perplexed at the label. Certainly, David was amazing from his first introduction in I Samuel 16 to his death in I Kings 2. His devotion to God and humility in that relationship is evident. But he also committed huge sins, some of which led to the deaths of the innocent he ruled. But “a man after (God’s) heart?!”
Why?
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When Paul mentioned David in his sermon in Acts 13 at Antioch of Pisidia, he quoted God’s view of David. “I have found in David the son of Jesse a man after my heart, who will do all my will.” (Acts 13:22) That’s such a statement! Why is David a man after God’s heart? The only detail in this text is that David did all the will of God. That is a direct contradiction to how Saul had ruled as the first king.
And yet, we are perplexed at the label. Certainly, David was amazing from his first introduction in I Samuel 16 to his death in I Kings 2. His devotion to God and humility in that relationship is evident. But he also committed huge sins, some of which led to the deaths of the innocent he ruled. But “a man after (God’s) heart?!”
Why?
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If you'd like to continue reading this week's Commentary by a Common Terry, click the button below to access the full article and to see past Commentary articles by Terry.
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Sunday Morning English Service
Worship Service 9:15am & Classes 10:30am
Sunday Morning Hispanic Service
Worship Service followed by Classes 11:15am
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