Landmark Church of Christ

Part of our mission is to help people grow from infancy in Christ, to maturity. In part we discuss the role we play in helping others grow.

In the book of Acts, Jesus' disciples were not just those who agreed with the mission of Jesus, but they took ownership. What would happen if we, as a church, took ownership of this mission?

As we start a new year, we start a new message series that reminds each of us our part in God's mission to save the world.

As we leave 2014 behind us, what is something from our lives we need to leave behind as well? What gets in the way of our following Jesus? In this stand alone message we are challenged to stretch ourselves in love, service and prayer. How can we make 2015 even better as followers of Jesus?

Matthew's perspective to the story was somber. Luke's perspective focused on great celebration. In this conclusion of our Christmas series, we see the aspect of celebration and reframe our lives to the Christmas story.

The Gospels of Matthew and Luke tell the story of Jesus' birth to different audiences and with different perspectives and moods. Why is this important? And what is the implication on our lives?

We mostly look at Christmas from the vantage point of a past event. In this message (with testimony interview with Jerry Green), we get a glimpse and realize the people of the Old Testament were Waiting, Hoping and through Jesus, Resting in the salvation of the Lord.

With all the stress that comes from this time of year how can we really expect the holidays to be "happy?" Financial burdens, family tension, grief, worry, busy-ness and lots more, there are many ways this time of year can be stressed. From a story of Mary, Martha & Jesus comes practical steps to keeping our sanity and focus this season.

As we celebrate Thanksgiving this week, we must remember that the Giver of all good things is God. Our lives can be filled with great happiness with a heart of gratitude because of all that God has done.

We care for each other and serve together as a Body. In part 4 of "Body In Motion" we see the opportunities and accept the call to be in motion for the Kingdom.

We continue this message series understanding how grace changes us. Our behavior is changed because of God's grace in our lives.

As we consider orphan care, we must be reminded of our adoption as sons and daughters of God through Christ. This message reminds us and calls us to make a different.

Jean Noel Thompson shares a story of hope. You do not want to miss the message presented as part of Orphan Sunday 2014.

In the book of Ephesians the Apostle Paul describes what happens with believers are made into the Body of Christ. As the Body, a sign of health is how we are in motion to spread the love of Jesus.

Paul Evans wraps up this series with a look at solitude and what, how and why quiet time with Jesus is so important.

What would a typical day look like if you walked with Jesus? In part 3 of this series we learn practical ways to make this happen.

In part 2 we consider ways that we connect to Jesus. Our challenge is to lean into these things and connect more deeply and more consistently to Jesus.

What does it mean that Jesus said we are no longer slaves, but friends. (John 15) What does friendship with Jesus look like? This message series will help us to explore Jesus' invitation to friendship.

As we wrap up the Wake Up! series, we get a glimpse of both the younger brother and the older brother in Luke 15 and how both were in a lost condition. In this place it takes action for changes in our lives. The younger son got up and went home. The father got up and went out to meet him. What action will you take?

In part 2 of the Wake Up series we are challenged not to deny or delay when we become honest with the sins in our lives that keep us away from our Heavenly Father.

God will use warnings and alarms in our lives to wake us up spiritually. In part 1 of a three part series, we look at ways God tries to get our attention to get us to wake up.

As we conclude the Dangerous Prayers series, this was a special message focused on the world and the brokenness and darkness we see everyday. This podcast also includes the interview with Irina from Ukraine.

Search me, break me, stretch me, use me, send me. These prayers from Scripture opened up the hearts of those praying to God so he could have his way. What prayer do you need to pray in your life right now?

Jesus and his disciples saw there was a need in Kingdom work. Jesus knew the remedy and gave his followers the instruction to pray for the Lord to send workers.

There are some prayers that are dangerous. When we truly ask God in prayer, it may disrupt our lives and cause us to make sacrifices. In part 1 of the series "Dangerous Prayers" we take a look at a difficult prayer we are called to pray and even Jesus himself prayed this prayer.