Lapeer Christian Church

Have you ever wished God spoke more clearly? You are not alone. Today we look at the ways God has used men, angels and even his own Son to tell us of his love for us.

Today we wrap up Philemon, as Paul reminds us that sometimes letting go, can be the best thing for us.

Today we look at the story behind this incredible letter. As we pull back the curtain we see God weaving together everything for his purposes. Jesus in the business of changing lives, and the story found in this short epistle is no exception.

What will you do with your life? If we have accepted Jesus as Savior we are called to good works, to show others a love that was first shown to us.

In our sermon today Paul points us to the Character of Jesus as we grow as Christ followers, and to his love as it calls us to a deeper relationship with him.

As we wrap up the second chapter of Titus, Paul focuses on personal character growth. Paul's desire for each believer at any stage in life was to become an example of following Christ that others could look to.

Today Paul starts working his way through instructing men and women in the church, no matter their age, how to live lives that display their love of Jesus to the world.

This week Paul directs our attention toward leading consistent lives as we choose daily to follow Jesus.

Today we start to book of Titus and the call of God to become stwards as we follow him daily.

In our sermon today we begin chapter 4. Today Paul reminds us to pass on our faith and to be dilligent in our study, becoming men and women who are prepared to spread the Gospel.

In the midst of many technical problems we are very thankful that we were still able to record this sermon. In chapter 3 of 3 Timothy Paul challenges his listeners to pursue God instead of their own selves. He then lists 18 characteristics that come alongside pursuit of self over God.

Today Paul reminds us of the dangers of the idle tongue and our responsibility as Christians seeking matruity to pursue Christ.

Today Paul walks us through 4 different analogies of Christian character using different types of people to help us understand his word.

Today we look at Paul instructions to Timothy, to not be afraid of the potential consequences of telling the Gospel to the world.

Today we start 2 Timothy. As he knows that this will be his last letter to his son in the faith, Paul spends his time encouraging his protege to purposfully grow in his own faith and to not be afraid during the dark days ahead.

Today we close up our time in 1st Timothy. As we work our way through this final section we recognize that this letter was written from a father's heart.

This week as we begin 1 Timothy 6, Paul shows us where to find true happiness.

Today as Paul closes chapter five of 1st Timothy. He covers accusations within the church, and how to hold one another to a Christ honoring standard of living.

In chapter 5 Paul shifts his focus toward the practical responsibilities of the church toward the needs of those among them.

Today we continue in Pauls instructions toward Timothy as he sets forth 6 areas that a good Christian aims for as he or she becomes an example for others to follow.

Today we cover Paul's instructions to remining frim in our faith, how to avoid being decieved and what excercises matter most in life.

This week we continue through 1 Timothy 3 and cover Paul's qualification list of Deacons, the leadership backbone of a healthy church.

Today we look at the office of Pastor, where we get the term and the qualifications for this position, as we look at 1st Timothy 3.

Today Paul talks of our personal struggle as Chrsit followers, our repsonsibilty to pray for one another and our roles as men and women in the church.

Today we start 1 Timothy, Paul's letter about leadership to his dear son in the faith. Join us and be encoruaged through Paul's own testimony.