Lapeer Christian Church

How often does God speak to you? How do you recognize Him when he calls? God uses our circumstances to gain our attention, and often, to help us hear Him better.

What happens when we constantly make poor and self centered choices? Last week we saw God working through good choices, this week we see him working through bad ones.

Your circumstances may be out of your control, but your reaction is something can control. In a time when it is easy to become angry, God is calling us to something greater.

When you think of God working through you, what do you imagine him using you for? God has called you to great faith, even though it may be small now.

Have you ever been presented with an opportunity and failed? Our God is a God of second chances, no matter how spectacular our failures, he is still there waiting to show us the way back.

What kind of Christian are you? Listen and learn from a man who knew God, but didn't really trust him.

What happens when God's people just won't listen to Him? What happens when his people refuse to believe in Him and His promises? Listen in to find out why God decided to direct his people in the wilderness for forty years of wandering.

When you open your Bible for your morning devotions, what are you expecting to find? If you are like me, that you are looking for wisdom, some insight that may help you later on during the day, mostly we are looking for spiritual guidance. This may explain why so many are confused when they look to the Bible for guidance, expecting something practical, spiritual, maybe even lofty, but, rather they...

NOTE: In this message I say references to Genesis; I am so sorry, I meant to say Exodus. In this sermon we look at God fulfilling his 430 old promise to Abraham as he calls out his chosen people from slavery in Egypt. God uses these events to continue to build the nations trust in Him and his plans for their lives.

Join us as we celebrate our amazing mothers and how they teach us so much.

When you look at all of the things in life that you cannot live with out, the things that make your life better, and in many ways, keep you alive, how do you react to them? There are civilizations that worship these things, sadly, ours is one of them. Listen in and learn from the mistakes of Egypt, and the lesson God taught his people so you don't have to make the same mistakes in your life.

In this sermon we look at the advice of Job's three closest friends, given to him in his time of great distress. We look at their both where they fell short, and where they did well. There is a lot that we can learn from these men when we find ourselves in their shoes.

The story may sound sadly familiar, raised in a split family, unfairly treated, and surrounded by constant family lies and deceit, Joseph's family line was troubling at best. But God stepped in. God continues to step in and use what is many times meant for evil purposes and turns it into something good in only the way that He can. Listen to a new take on a familiar story and see God work in lives,...

The Patriarch Jacob struggled with God and men his whole life. He struggled with lies and deceit within his family and ultimately he struggled with who God was calling him to be. Listen and be encouraged that while you too may struggle, God will not give up on you.

Jesus rides into town on Palm Sunday to a very excited crowd of welcomers, sadly they miss the point of why Jesus is there, as their focus is on the wrong thing. Why had Jesus truly come? What was his true mission and why did it so easily seem to breezed over? To gain a better picture, a broader picture of this entire scene we need to go back, back to the time of Abraham’s grandson, Jacob.

In troubling times we wonder if God is still really in control, and if he still loves us. In this sermon we look at the events of Genesis 19, the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, the saving grace of God, and lessons we can take from these events. This sermon was released for Sunday, March 29, 2020.

In this sermon, originally presented on March 8, 2020, we look at the global flood as the Bible presents it. Why did God feel the need to flood the earth? Why did He choose to use a flood to do it? Join in and find out answers to these and more!

Originally preached on March 1, 2020, this sermon covers the question we've probably all asked or had asked of us: Why would a good God allow bad things to happen. An honest view of what the Bible presents as an answer to one of life's harder questions.

There are moments in history where God steps in to re-direct us, to help us focus on what is truly important. In this sermon we talk about the events at the tower of Babel, and the larger importance of Genesis chapters 1-11.