Lakeview Fellowship Church

Listen with us this week as Pastor Jon discusses the spiritual significance of the Passover, the importance of making disciples, and other powerful truths in God's word in Exodus 12.

Listen with us this week as we continue our summer sermon series through the book of Exodus examining the Ten Plagues.

Listen with us this for this Father's Day Sunday sermon as Pastor Jon Clark returns to preach in the book of Exodus in our summer series "Finding Freedom".

Listen with us as Pastor Jon continues our "Seven" Revelation sermon series diving into Revelation 18.

Listen with us as Pastor Jon Clark wraps up our Easter "Stranger Things" sermon series

Listen with us as Pastor Jon continues our "Stranger Things" Easter sermon series looking at Matthew 27.

Listen with us as Pastor Jon Clark kicks off our Easter sermon series with "Stranger Things"

Listen with us as Pastor Jon continues our study in Revelation 17. Parental Note: Some of the themes and content discussed in this message, while biblical and clean in context, may not be considered appropriate for younger listeners.

Join us this week as Pastor Jon Clark continues our study through Revelation 11.

Join us this week as Pastor Jon continues our study through the book of Revelation.

Join us this week as Pastor Jon Clark preaches through Revelation 10.

Join us this week as Pastor Jon Clark continues his study into Revelation 8-9.

Join us this week as Pastor Jon Clark preaches through Revelation 8-9.

Join us as Pastor Jon continues our study this week with Revelation 7.

Join us as we worship and Pastor Jon Clark continues our study in Revelation with a look into the Seven Seals.

Join us as Pastor Jon recaps a season of growth in 2024, and provides a message of hope and a challenge for the New Year.

Ruth 4 offers us a picture of sacrificial, redemptive love—a love that is expressed through action, choice, and provision. As we enter into the final week of Advent season, we are reminded of the love that God showed when He sent His Son, Jesus, to redeem us. Like Boaz, Jesus is the ultimate Kinsman-Redeemer, who steps into our world to restore and bless us, even at great cost. Ruth’s story points...

This week in Advent, we have joy anticipating the ultimate joy of Christ's coming—just as Boaz’s promise of redemption points to the greater redemption that Jesus, our Kinsman-Redeemer, would bring to the world. The joy in Ruth 3 reflects the joy of waiting for God’s deliverance and trusting in His provision.

Join us for week 2 of Advent! Pastor Jon dives into Ruth 2 and we see how God always has a plan, Gods providence is everywhere and he always provides what we need!

In the first week of Advent, we go through Ruth 1. We hear how pursuit of self leaves us empty, famine in faithfulness is better than feasting in sin, Gods mercy corrects us and Gods love fills us.

Join us as we continue through Revelation 5 this week with elder Phillip Roberts. We are comforted in these verses hearing how our prayers are priceless to our God. Join us as we reflect on the power of worship, the hope of redemption, and the glory of Jesus Christ as the center of all things. Be encouraged to live a life that echoes this heavenly song: “Worthy is the Lamb who was slain!” Let this...

Revelation 5:1-7 portrays a powerful vision of God’s throne room, emphasizing the sovereignty of Christ as the only one worthy to execute God’s divine plan. A mighty angel asks, “Who is worthy to open the scroll?” but no one in heaven or on earth is found worthy, leading John to weep. This passage underscores Christ’s identity as the conquering yet sacrificial Savior, His ultimate authority over h...

This week, we dive into the awe-inspiring vision of the throne room of heaven as described in Revelation 4. Join us as we unpack John’s powerful imagery, explore the significance of the throne, the worship of heavenly beings, and what it means for us today. This chapter offers a glimpse into the majesty and holiness of God, inviting us to reflect on His sovereignty and glory.

This week Pastor Jon goes over Revelation 3:14-22. This scripture contains a message from Jesus to the church in Laodicea. In this passage, Jesus criticizes the Laodicean church for being "lukewarm," neither hot nor cold in their faith. He warns them that their complacency and self-reliance have made them spiritually poor, blind, and naked, despite their worldly wealth.

In this sermon, we delve into Revelation 3:7-13, where Jesus addresses the church in Philadelphia with words of strength, promise, and opportunity. As we explore this passage, we’ll uncover the profound message of endurance and faithfulness to the church to carry out its mission. What does it mean to hold fast to what we have, and how does God empower us to walk through the ‘open doors’ He provide...