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Founded in 1995, West Coast Baptist College is committed to developing leaders with a heart for God who are committed to the Word, compassionate toward the lost, and compelled to change communities for Christ in the twenty-first century. West Coast Baptist College is located north of Los Angeles in the Antelope Valley.
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Mike Moyer - The Joy of Loving One Another by West Coast Baptist College
Dr. Paul Chappell - A Call for Laborers by West Coast Baptist College
Dr. John Goetsch - Taking a Stand for Biblical Morality by West Coast Baptist College
Kent McBay - Trusting God in the Midnight Hour by West Coast Baptist College
Andrew Browning - Looking Through the Rear View Mirror of Your Life by West Coast Baptist College
Justin Lehman - A Faith that Grows is a Faith that Goes by West Coast Baptist College
Ed Loney - He Died and Opened His Eyes by West Coast Baptist College
Dave Delaney - How to Avoid the Bad End of Bitterness by West Coast Baptist College
Dr. David Gibbs - 3 Keys to a Bridled Tongue by West Coast Baptist College
Dr. David Gibbs - 6 Sins by West Coast Baptist College
Dr. Paul Chappell - Pursuing the Call of God by West Coast Baptist College
Dean Miller - Living in the Last Days by West Coast Baptist College
Dean Miller - Be Filled with the Holy Spirit by West Coast Baptist College
Dr. Paul Chappell - Don't Settle for Less by West Coast Baptist College
John Herdman - Trusting the One who is Sending You by West Coast Baptist College
Dr. John Goetsch - Grading our Spirit by West Coast Baptist College
David Cox - The Heart of Elisha by West Coast Baptist College
Kenny Kuykendall - Having a Fresh Encounter with God by West Coast Baptist College
Davide Kim - Laid on the Alter by West Coast Baptist College
Scott Kirkland - Speaking to an Audience of One by West Coast Baptist College
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