The Worship Center- West Campus

Kristin Jones★★★★★4 months ago

We absolutely love this church! From the moment we walked in, we felt so welcomed and at home. Pastor Todd is truly amazing—his messages are powerful, relatable, and always leave us feeling encouraged. You can tell he genuinely cares about people and the community. We’re so thankful to have finally found our church home surrounded by such kind, genuine people. The environment is so warm and inviting, and the childcare is wonderful, which makes it so much easier for our family to fully enjoy the service. We couldn’t recommend this church more—it has been such a blessing to our family!

D Decker★☆☆☆☆3 months ago

We went for 2 years. Got engaged and reached out about pre-marital counseling/services. They said they did not offer it and offered us an online course we could pay for. But that they only had services for people who were already married. They asked one follow up question asking who was marrying us and we said we didn't have anyone set up yet. We received no response back. The services are captivating. The prayer team, great. But the community and practicality of being a tithing member was disappointing. Just very surface level. We never could get "plugged in" while attending because the group section and response back from the website is not set up well.

Alexis Grubb★☆☆☆☆4 months ago

I have heard that the review I left was mentioned during the sermon this last Sunday. I was hoping this pastor would take accountability for how his words can affect others, but instead, continued to disregard my entire message and purpose of my review. When feedback is brought forward, especially regarding something said from the pulpit, it can be an opportunity for reflection and accountability for how words may affect others in the congregation. I will once again reflect and remind you of what was bothersome in light that this pastor will take accountability for his words! During the service, a man who is on a sobriety journey was recognized. Celebrating someone’s sobriety is a wonderful and meaningful moment. My review was not against “calling him out” but referring to him as an “old alcoholic” in front of the entire church felt inappropriate and disrespectful. Someone’s healing and growth deserve to be acknowledged with dignity and encouragement. Another comment that was troubling was the comparison between “white people schools” and “black schools,” along with the statement about receiving respect at the black schools. Remarks like that felt unnecessary and out of place in a sermon and can come across as divisive, especially when spoken by someone in a position of spiritual leadership. My hope in sharing this feedback is simply to encourage thoughtful consideration of how language from the pulpit can impact people who are listening. Words spoken in a church setting carry a great deal of influence, and many of us hope they reflect encouragement, unity, and respect for everyone. The following sermon briefly addressed the situation, but it seemed to miss the real issue. This isn’t about attacking anyone, it’s about accountability. Leaders, especially pastors, should be mindful of their words and willing to take responsibility when those words hurt or offend others. That’s all I’m asking for, accountability and a commitment to speak with the love, wisdom, and respect that the church is meant to reflect. “Let your conversation be always full of grace, seasoned with salt, so that you may know how to answer everyone.” — Colossians 4:6

Ann Altamirano★★★★★a month ago

I'm new to this church and had been searching for a great church in Lubbock for awhile and I came across this church and felt right at home this is the most amazing church I've been to from the people to the sermon and the word it all hits home truly blessed to have found this church I finally found a church I can call home thank You Father God for leading me there ❤️ 🙏

Janet Delgadillo★★★★★a year ago

Today was the first time we joined in person! I always watch lives on Facebook! & Let me tell you that God really wanted us there! We drove 2 1/2 hrs from NM to attend the 9am worship, we got there and didn’t know where to park, and they made parking for my husband so close to the entrance, our 4 year old and 2 year old had the time of their lives in the classrooms they have with other children their age, while we got to attend worship, but when we got there we went into the wrong room and I wanted to see the pastor in person, and someone helped us out and took us to the correct area and literally found seats for us right in the front after being a little late! All I can say was that it was such a beautiful experience for my little family! I wanted my husband to see how good God is and how beautiful it is to feel his presence and everyone here helped him experience this, everyone was so kind! I will never forget today!! 🥹 You all might’ve changed his life and way of thinking forever!

mew pew★★☆☆☆5 months ago

I visited this church for the first time when I brought my 6‑ and 7‑year‑old sisters. The very first thing I noticed was the café operating inside the church building. Scripture is clear that the House of the Lord is not meant to be a place of business or profit. Jesus Himself drove out those who turned worship space into a marketplace (Mark 11:15–17, John 2:16). That was my first red flag. After dropping my sisters off at the children’s area, I sat alone in an empty row. A group of teens I know sat next to me and immediately began being disrespectful—taking photos of me, laughing, and making me uncomfortable. They then asked me to move. I was asked to relocate two more times before I finally decided to leave and get my sisters. My sisters also told me that some girls were being mean to them in children’s church. A church is supposed to reflect Christ in both conduct and environment. What I experienced instead was disrespect, immaturity, and a disregard for the holiness of God’s house. The Bible warns against being lukewarm (Revelation 3:16), and sadly, that is exactly what this church felt like. Jesus would not be pleased with a place that allows mockery, unkindness, and commercial activity within His house. let’s do better

Grace_ Smith★★★★★9 months ago

I watch online and you can feel God presence. I visit my grandbabies in Lubbock so I gone in person . Gods presence is so beautiful. The preacher is so funny I love it! He speaks the truth and I love that he reads lots of the word of God. thank You pastor I am blessed from Your preaching.TWC is my church home when I’m in Lubbock. I’m from Oklahoma..

matt mitchell★★★★★4 months ago

Good place to be. Rapidly growing. Get there early, seats are limited

YETI “Pete Nuñez” SQUAD★★★★★3 years ago

My family and I have been blessed with a wonderful life experience here at TWC! My daughter Mo was baptized this evening! We are all so very proud and blessed to see how much she has grown in difficult life experiences. She has a gift from God named Luca and I know she will always be a great mother.

Julie Gonzales★★★★★a year ago

I really connected with this church, pastor Todd is very honest, caring and great at spreading the word. He truly knows how to connect with us. He's also hilarious with his stories that bring to life his experiences with the word. If you are looking for a church to connect with , please stop by one of the campuses (I am attending the West Campus) and give a hear to his message, I truly think you will find church attendees and members are very welcoming and caring. God bless 🙌🥰🥰🙌