
Shane Idleman
CP Guest Contributor
Shane Idleman is the founder and lead pastor of Westside Christian Fellowship in Lancaster, California, just North of Los Angeles. Shane's sermons, articles, books, and radio program can all be found at shaneidleman.com or wcfav.org. He is the author of Feasting & Fasting, If My People, Desperate for More of God, and Help! I'm Addicted. Follow him on Facebook at: facebook.com/confusedchurch. You can also follow Pastor Shane on the new free speech platform Parler https://parler.com/profile/ShaneIdleman/posts.
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The hijacking of revival
Revival is a sovereign act of God that can’t be worked up — it must be brought down. He provides the fire if we provide the sacrifice.

Are Chip and Joanna Gaines right about the Bible teaching 'judge not'?
Yes, we can definitely judge as long as our heart is right.

Celebrity culture will eat you alive. Avoid it
Humble yourself before God does!

After years of ministry, I started to not want to be a pastor
I was growing weary, worn out, and exhausted.

What does the cross mean to you?
What does the cross mean to you? Don’t live your life with a question mark here.

Dear pastors: What churches learned 5 years since COVID
Pastors, I’m writing this to you to encourage you to be bold as you lead your congregation through these difficult and challenging times.

Pastoring : Most difficult thing isn't what you think
I once shared with our congregation that one of the most difficult challenges associated with pastoring is not sermon preparation or taxing counseling appointments.

Why consider fasting in 2025: Spiritual warfare against demonic activities
Fasting doesn’t twist God’s arm; it realigns our heart with His and gets us back on track; it gives us wisdom and discernment for crucial issues.

What is going on with all these church scandals?
Over the years, we’ve seen many failures and fallings in the Evangelical church. And it begs the question: What is going on?

An urgent open letter to President Trump from a California pastor
The great need today is less pride and a lot more humility — we must begin here.



















