Shane Idleman

Shane Idleman

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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 war on lukewarm Christianity has begun. Will you fight?

    The war on lukewarm Christianity has begun. Will you fight?

    Nearly all Christians understand that evil is prevailing at an alarming rate and that we may be on the verge of a massive recession and unparalleled civil unrest. But we aren’t called to run, but to rescue — we must lead in the battle, not leave the battle.

  • Is this our last chance?

    Is this our last chance?

    Nearly all Christians understand something is off — way off — and that we can no longer confuse God’s patience with His approval.

  • How to hear God’s voice to know His will

    How to hear God’s voice to know His will

    If you’re searching for God, I encourage you to look to the One who has the answers and surrender your life to Him. No matter what you have done or have experienced you can turn to Christ and get on the right track

  • Are you truly desperate for God’s presence?

    Are you truly desperate for God’s presence?

    Are you like the prodigal son and satisfied temporarily eating with the pigs, or is it time for you to change your direction and run to the Father? 

  • When the fire fades: Reigniting passion for God

    When the fire fades: Reigniting passion for God

    God is no respecter of persons, but He is a respecter of principles — the principle of repentance is life-altering. We must confess that our fire has faded and ask God to rekindle it. 

  • The blessing of brokenness — broken yet unbreakable

    The blessing of brokenness — broken yet unbreakable

    What a travesty it would be at the end of our journey to find that pride robbed us of the blessing of brokenness.

  • The cure for spiritual cancer is simple but not easy

    The cure for spiritual cancer is simple but not easy

    We are angry but not desperate, mad but not humble, and enraged but not broken. What will it take to break us? The red, white, and blue cannot save us, but the crimson blood of Christ can.

  • When ministry becomes idolatry

    When ministry becomes idolatry

    Step down from your throne and exalt the One who is truly worthy of our praise.

  • The great shrinking church in America

    The great shrinking church in America

    The greatest hindrance to revival is within your own heart. It’s time to break up your fallow ground and seek the Lord while He still may be found.

  • Anger: One letter short of danger

    Anger: One letter short of danger

    Of all the struggles facing Christians, anger is at the top of the list. It destroys families, tarnishes character, and leads to destructive behavior.

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