LBC Sermon Archive

In the hustle and bustle of the Christmas season, we often focus on finding the perfect gifts for our loved ones. But what does God want for Christmas? The prophet Micah, who lived around 700 years before Christ, provides a timeless answer in Micah 6:6-8. During a time of social injustice and religious corruption, Micah conveyed God's true desires: to do justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with Hi...

In Revelation 12:7-11, we witness a cosmic battle between Michael and his angels against Satan, symbolizing the ongoing spiritual warfare that impacts both the heavenly realms and our daily lives. Satan, the accuser, is ultimately defeated, emphasizing the limited power he holds. We are reminded that our victory comes through the blood of Jesus Christ and the word of our testimony. Our personal st...

This Thanksgiving, we are reminded of the deeper richness in our lives—our position in Christ. Reflecting on Matthew 11:1-5, we see Jesus affirming His divine mission to John the Baptist through miracles. These miracles, especially the preaching of the gospel to the poor, highlight the spiritual wealth we possess in Christ. Our position in Christ is a gift of grace, making us new creations and sec...

In challenging times, we often seek strength and stability. This message emphasizes that our strength in witnessing for Christ comes from God, not our own abilities. Through prayer, we align with God's will and invite His power into our lives. The early church exemplified this by making prayer their source of strength, guidance, and courage. Key prayers for effective witnessing include asking for...

In John 12:20-36, Jesus prepares His followers for His impending crucifixion, marking a significant shift from His public ministry to the path leading to the cross. He reveals that His glorification will come through His sacrifice, emphasizing His mission to save humanity. The arrival of certain Greeks seeking Jesus signifies the inclusivity of His message, extending the call to follow Him to both...

In today's fast-paced world, finding peace can seem impossible. However, true peace is attainable through faith in God, understanding His Word, and building a personal relationship with Him. The importance of personal Bible study was emphasized, as it helps individuals connect deeply with God. Tools like a study guide for the book of Romans can aid in this journey, encouraging observation, interpr...

Discover the profound meaning of the Great Commission and our role as witnesses for Christ. Based on Matthew 28:16-20, this message explores how Jesus empowers us with the Holy Spirit to share His love and salvation. Learn why witnessing is essential for fulfilling God's plan for humanity's salvation and how our mission field is wherever God has placed us. Overcome doubt and rely on God's power to...

In John 12:12-19, Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem is a profound event filled with prophetic significance. The crowd welcomed Him with palm branches and cries of 'Hosanna,' expecting a political savior to liberate them from Roman rule. However, Jesus came to offer a different kind of salvation—one that addresses the soul rather than political circumstances. Riding a donkey, Jesus fulfilled Ze...

In today's exploration of biblical giving, we focused on the principles outlined in 1 Corinthians 16:1-2. Giving is not merely a church practice but a deeply rooted biblical principle, as highlighted in Malachi 3:8-10. The act of giving honors God and acknowledges His blessings. The connection between the resurrection of Jesus and our giving practices underscores the importance of making giving a...

Hebrews 11, known as the 'faith chapter,' provides a profound definition of faith as the substance of things hoped for and the evidence of things not seen. This chapter illustrates faith through the lives of biblical figures such as Noah, who trusted God's warning and built an ark; Abraham, who obeyed God's call without knowing his destination; and Moses, who chose to identify with God's people ov...

In 2 Corinthians 5, the concept of true conversion is explored as a profound and ongoing journey. Conversion is not merely a change in behavior but a complete transformation of heart and mind, as highlighted in verse 17. This transformation involves repentance, turning away from self-reliance to fully trusting in Jesus Christ. The impact of true conversion is far-reaching, affecting our present ac...

Acts 13 offers a profound insight into the early church's mission to spread the Gospel, a mission that continues to be relevant for modern believers. The Holy Spirit is the true minister of missions, guiding and sending individuals like Barnabas and Saul to spread the Word. Missions involve both hard work and the power of the Word of God, with the local church playing a crucial role in supporting...

In times of political tension and national uncertainty, 2 Chronicles 7:14 offers guidance and hope, calling believers to a life of humility, prayer, and repentance. This verse, often quoted during election seasons, is frequently taken out of context. Initially addressed to Israel, it emphasizes the need for a collective return to God rather than focusing on political outcomes. Unlike ancient Israe...

Living the Christian life is not a one-time event but a continuous journey that requires daily commitment. Romans 12:1-14 provides a roadmap for this journey, emphasizing the importance of renewing our minds, serving within the body of Christ, and demonstrating genuine love. Renewing your mind involves daily Scripture reading, prayer, and meditation, which help align your thoughts with God's will....

In Romans 12:1-2, Paul urges believers to present their bodies as living sacrifices, holy and acceptable to God. This message explores the importance of living a life centered on God's will, highlighting that our greatest challenge is often ourselves. By understanding God's mercy and recognizing His majesty, we are called to live transformed lives that reflect Christ's example. True worship is an...

Explore the profound significance of Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem in John 12:12-19. This pivotal moment marks the beginning of Passion Week and fulfills Old Testament prophecies, as the crowds welcome Jesus with shouts of 'Hosanna.' Discover the importance of recognizing Jesus as the King in our lives and aligning our worship with His mission. Learn about authentic worship, which goes be...

Change is a constant in life, and Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 beautifully illustrates that there is a time for every purpose under heaven. From joyous moments like the birth of a child to challenging times such as the loss of a loved one, each season has its purpose. Change can be difficult, but it also offers opportunities for growth and learning. Philippians 4:6 encourages us to bring our anxieties to Go...

In our series 'A Life That is Set in Order,' we explore Romans 12:1-2, where Paul urges us to live lives consumed with God. The foundation of such a life is knowing Jesus Christ as your Savior. Without this cornerstone, no amount of Bible reading or prayer can truly set your life in order. Building on this foundation, a life set in order is guided by consistent Bible reading and prayer, aligning o...

John 12:1-11 presents a serene moment in Jesus' life, just days before His crucifixion. In this passage, Jesus spends time with His close friends—Mary, Martha, and Lazarus. Martha serves joyfully and without complaint, having witnessed Jesus' power in raising her brother from the dead. Mary worships Jesus extravagantly, anointing His feet with costly ointment and wiping them with her hair, unasham...

Dan Gill is a member from Bearing Precious Seed who go to churches for the purpose of assembling Bibles for missionaries. Listen to this message from the pulpit of Lighthouse Baptist Church.

Where is your focus as you live your life a christian? This is a study on where our priorities should be. We hope it will be a blessing to you!

From the pulpit of Lighthouse Baptist Church

From the pulpit of Lighthouse Baptist Church

From the pulpit of Lighthouse Baptist Church

From the pulpit of Lighthouse Baptist Church