Lapeer Christian Church

Today we work through Romans 9 & 10, as we look at our constant struggle between the flesh and the Spirit.

Today we dive into the deep topic of Justification in Romans 4-6.

Today we step into the book of Romans, we follow Paul's heart for the church in Rome, as well as his deep desire to see people come to Christ.

What do you do when life turns for the worse? What happens when we are left asking "why"? Today we look at the circumstances and reactions of the Apostle Paul.

Today we look at Paul and learn from they the way he gave the Gospel to those who had a religious background and those who did not.

How do you react when life doesn't go the way you planned? What are you willing to do to reach others with the Gospel? Today we look at Acts chapter 16 and see the choices and reactions of the servants of God. 

Today we celebrate fathers, and we look to God who took on the name Father and gave us an example of who we should strive to be.

When God is ready to move he wants us onboard, sometimes it takes a little reminding to help us out.

Jesus liked to call Himself the "Light of the World", have you ever wondered what he came to illuminate? Join in and find how encountering Jesus will change your life.

As we move through the book of Acts, today we look at the Holy Spirit, not only the sign gifts that He brings, but the heart change that He enables.

Before ascending into Heaven, Jesus leaves his disciples with parting words and a promise.

In today's sermon we look at the account of Jesus healing the parlatic. We look at people who found Jesus interesting, and those who had a passion for him. We look at what true friendship looks like.

There is a love that only a mother can give. Today we celebrate the women in our lives and the role that they play in helping us establish a godly foundation.

Today we look at John's Gospel. John wrote his messages so that we would come to the same conclusion about Jesus as he had. Today we will look at why Jesus is called the Word, and some of his tougher to understand parables.

As we move forward through the Gospels today we look at Luke's book, we see the time and effort that he put into researching all of the facts and the parables that Jesus used to teach us the deeper parts of following Him.

Mark wrote his letter to the gentile nation around him. He focused on Jesus' amazing miracles, and his model of servanthood to others. Join in and learn more about Mark's personal journey in becoming more like Jesus Christ.

This week we go over the book of Matthew. In this pivotal Gospel many of our foundational doctrines and practices are given. There's a lot here, so get your pen and paper handy and enjoy the conversation!

Jesus died on the cross for our sins, but why? Have you ever wondered if God has the right punish sins? Have you ever wondered why his standards seem so strict? Join in and find out a bit more about how much God truly loves you!

On Palm Sunday, the people thought Jesus was stepping in and taking his place on the throne of David as well as pushing out Roman rule. But they couldn't have been further from the truth. Why did they miss it? Join in as we search the Scriptures.

After only a few years back in the promised land, God's people again are turning away from Him. God addresses the leadership, the priests, as the ones responsible for this falling away.

As God's people are settling back into their old lives, they are slipping into their old lifestyles. God uses his prophet to warn the people that now is the time to learn from the past.

The remnant of Israel had returned from years of captivity, but their focus was still in the wrong place, God sent his prophet to intervene and help get them back on track.

We speak often of what we love, but does our definition and God’s line up? What does true love look like? Have we missed the Mark?

Have you ever wondered what God is doing? Have you ever wanted to question why, but felt that you weren't allowed to? God wants you to seek him out for answer! Join in with us and learn more about his heart.

In today's sermon we look at three common questions: "Who is God for?" "Who is God against?" and "Do we reach a point where we cannot be forgiven?"