Lighthouse Community Church

In this passage, we’re reminded that the Christian life is not about simply starting well, but finishing faithfully. Learn why spiritual discipline, perseverance, and keeping our eyes on Christ are essential as we run the race God has set before us

Paul’s passion for the gospel led him to serve others sacrificially and meet people where they were. Join us as we study 1 Corinthians 9:15–23 and learn what it means to become a servant to all for the glory of God.

Paul’s passion for the gospel led him to serve others sacrificially and meet people where they were. Join us as we study 1 Corinthians 9:15–23 and learn what it means to become a servant to all for the glory of God.

Paul explains his right to receive support as an apostle, but chooses not to use that right so the gospel won’t be hindered. In this passage, we see a model of surrender, laying down personal rights for the sake of ministry and the message of Christ.

In this message, we explore the balance between Christian freedom and loving responsibility toward others. Discover how our knowledge, choices, and actions can impact fellow believers and how true Christian maturity is expressed through love.

We conclude Paul’s teachings on marriage by answering some final questions about singleness, marriage, and living faithfully for Christ. Discover how God’s wisdom helps us navigate life’s decisions with an eternal perspective.

Paul reminds us that God’s calling is not dependent on our status, background, or circumstances. Whether married or single, free or bound, we are called to live faithfully right where God has placed us. This message encourages believers to stop striving to become “ more worthy “ and instead walk confidently in obedience, trusting that God can use them exactly as they are.

In this message we explore God’s design and principles for marriage through the teachings of the Apostle Paul. Learn how love commitment, selflessness, and unity strengthen a Christ-centered marriage and reflect God’s heart for His people.

Paul reminds us that our bodies are not our own, but temples of the Holy Spirit. This message explores freedom, holiness, and what it truly means to honor God with our lives.

In this passage, we are reminded of who we were-and who we are now in Christ. This message challenges us to live set apart, to walk in righteousness, and remember the transforming power of grace.

Paul reminds us that ignoring sin weakens the church, but loving accountability leads to restoration. Church discipline isn’t about shame, it’s about calling each other back to truth, holiness, and healing.

Paul speaks with both love and authority, urging believers to imitate our lives like Christ. This message challenges us to move beyond empty words and into life marked by genuine transformation, spiritual authority, and surrendered obedience.

Paul calls believers to reject pride and remember that everything we have comes from God. While the world values status and recognition, Christ calls us to humility, endurance, and faithfulness.

God’s wisdom doesn’t look like the world’s. What seems foolish to people may be exactly what God is using. So don’t chase approval or compare yourself to others. Your life is not theirs to judge. Stay faithful to what God has given you.

God’s wisdom doesn’t look like the world’s. What seems foolish to people may be exactly what God is using. So don’t chase approval or compare yourself to others. Your life is not theirs to judge. Stay faithful to what God has given you.

They came expecting death, but found life. This Easter, we dive in to Luke 24:1-12 to witness the moment hope was restored, death was defeated, and Jesus proved He is alive.

Good Friday

Corinthians#7 1 Corinthians 3:10-17 In this sermon, 1 Corinthians 3:10-17 challenges us to consider how we’re building our lives-and pointing us back to Jesus as the only firm foundation.

Corinthians#6 1 Corinthians 3:1-9 In this message, We explore how pride, comparison, and spiritual immaturity create divisions within the church. Paul reminds us that we are all working together for God’s purpose-not competing, but unified in Christ.

Corinthians#5 1 Corinthians 2:6-16 In this passage, Paul reminds us that God’s wisdom isn’t measured by the world’s standards-it’s revealed by the Spirit and transforms the heart. Join us as we explore how God’s wisdom guides our decisions, reveals truth, and equips us to live boldly for Him.

Corinthians#4 1 Corinthians 1:26-31, 2:1-5 In this message we are reminded of a powerful kingdom truth: God does not call the qualified, He qualifies the called. Paul turned human weakness into a platform for God’s power, preaching not with eloquence but with the Spirit’s strength. What the world sees as foolish or weak, God uses to display His glory

Corinthians#3 1 Corinthians 1:18-25 God does not use the wisdom or desires of the world to fulfill his purposes, he works in his own way for his own glory.

Corinthians#2 1 Corinthians 1:10-17 In this sermon, Paul confronts disunity in the Corinthian church. Addressing favoritism, personality-driven loyalty, and spiritual pride. Paul calls believers back to unity centered on Christ alone. This message challenges us to examine our hearts, reject division, and remember that the power of the church is not in personalities-but in the cross.

Corinthians#1 1 Corinthians 1:1-9 Paul opens his letter by addressing a divided and struggling church with remarkable grace and confidence. Before correcting their behavior, he reminds them of their identity: they are called by God, sanctified in Christ, enriched in Him, and sustained by His faithfulness. Paul grounds their hope not their spiritual maturity, but in God’s unwavering commitment to f...

2 Thessalonians #5 2 Thessalonians 3:6-18 Paul warns the Thessalonians to avoid idleness and live responsibly. Idleness can weaken our faith, harm the community, and hinder our witness. Join us as we learn how God calls us to purposeful work, faithful living, and loving accountability.