LCC Paso - Sunday Messages

Is it possible to be religious but still miss Jesus? In Philippians 3:1–11, Paul shows us that knowing Christ is far greater than anything we could earn or achieve. Don’t settle for religion in your head—find true life in a relationship with Him. Subscribe to Life Community Church - Sermons on Soundwise

The Apostle Paul shines a light on the honorable qualities on display in his fellow ministry workers of Timothy and Epaphroditus. They were genuine, proven, loving, and all in for Jesus Christ. Fame fades. Faithfulness remains. Subscribe to Life Community Church - Sermons on Soundwise

In the opening of Philippians 2, the Apostle Paul presents Jesus Christ as our great example of humility, through which God accomplished so many glorious works culminating in the victory of our salvation. We read it, and we agree with it, but how do we go about practicing His example? How could any of us ever hope to be as humble and perfectly submitted to God like Jesus? How could any of us ever...

At the heart of our faith lies a profound paradox: the God of the universe laying aside His glory to love us. This message delves deep into Philippians 2, exploring how Christ's humility should shape our own lives. We're challenged to release our pride and embrace a life of selfless love, mirroring Jesus' example. The Trinity dance - Father, Son, and Holy Spirit eternally glorifying each other - i...

In a culture built on honor, everyone asks, "What's in it for me?" But this mindset is often an enemy of unity in the body of Christ. True unity begins when we remember who brought us together--Christ. And this unity flows from humility, not uniformity in our mind, heart, and hands. Subscribe to Life Community Church - Sermons on Soundwise

Take a listen to this powerful message from the opening chapter of Philippians, where we see the Apostle Paul concluding that, "To live is Christ, to die is gain." If Christ defines our lives, then death is just the doorway to our greatest reward. When Christ is our greatest hope, shame in this life has no voice. A life for Christ is never wasted, never shaken, and never over--it only gets better....

The letter to the Philippians was written from a Roman prison cell. Paul wants us to see that even though our hands may be tied, God's hands are never tied. God used Paul's chains to advance the Gospel. Paul's critics couldn't stop the advance of the Gospel message, and Paul's crisis still honored Christ. God often uses prison cells as pulpits to preach the Gospel to others. Your setbacks may be s...

What steals our joy? Our joy is unstable because we often base it on circumstances, not Christ. As followers of Christ, we have a unique and durable source of joy to draw from in this life. In this opening study from the book of Philippians, we find that believers have joy through Gospel fellowship, Gospel confidence, and Gospel abundance. Joy isn’t found in fixing your life—it’s found in followin...

In this concluding message from "The Power of Prayer" series, we take a look at the prayer life of Elijah the prophet. Elijah prayed humble prayers, specific prayers, persistent prayers, and expectant prayer, and throughout his life, God responded to Elijah's prayers powerfully both in crisis and in quiet. Subscribe to Life Community Church - Sermons on Soundwise

Who do we really trust when life gets hard? Self-reliance and self-definition are celebrated in our culture, but they are empty. When suffering or dry seasons come, the self collapses under its own weight. The story of Elijah helps us restore trust in God during dry seasons. God always provides--but often just enough to keep us coming back to Him. God leads us through empty places to grow deeper t...

In this message looking at the prayer life of Daniel, we learn that prayer isn't a last resort; it's a first response in the fight. Spiritual battles aren't won by human strength, but by surrender to God. Subscribe to Life Community Church - Sermons on Soundwise

The story of Abigail from 1 Samuel 25 gives us a look at the power of prayer and the importance of humility. Pride fuels destruction while humility brings peace. In this dramatic encounter, many lives are at stake, and we see how humble prayer repairs what pride has ruined. Subscribe to Life Community Church - Sermons on Soundwise

Dive in to the story of Daniel with us and unpack some valuable lessons on faith and prayer. Faith is active, not passive. It's a decision we make--not a feeling we wait to feel. Faith doesn't fake it--faith prays through it Subscribe to Life Community Church - Sermons on Soundwise

Faith is born in prayer. Real faith isn't about saying the right words--it's about calling on the right Savior. This inspiring message invites us all to start over and and never stop praying by giving God our morning thoughts, waiting moments, quiet talks, and fading thoughts each day. Subscribe to Life Community Church - Sermons on Soundwise

Through this touching and timeless message about the Resurrection seen through John's eyes, we learn about the transformational quality of God's love for us in Christ Jesus. His love has saved us--will we let His love lead us? Subscribe to Life Community Church - Sermons on Soundwise

In this Palm Sunday message looking at the life of Jesus and teachings of Paul, we learn that prayer refocuses our priorities, deepens our relationship with Jesus, and strengthens us in trials. Prayer refocuses what we love, what we chase, and who we follow. Subscribe to Life Community Church - Sermons on Soundwise

In this message from the fourth chapter of James, we will look at the the enemies of peace, the path to peace, and the Person of peace as it relates to our prayer life. The closer we are to God, the more like God we become. Subscribe to Life Community Church - Sermons on Soundwise

In this final chapter of Zechariah, we see the culmination of the prophetic picture concerning the return of our Messiah King, Jesus Christ. The king will return in power, the king will reign in glory, the king will judge the nations, and the king will redeem all to worship. Subscribe to Life Community Church - Sermons on Soundwise

In the prophetic pictures of Zechariah 12 and 13, God shows us our need for repentance, the power of His own redemption, and the path to holiness through a Messiah. We see that a stain remains unless it's cleaned and only God's grace can make us redeemed. Subscribe to Life Community Church - Sermons on Soundwise

Zechariah chapter 11 is a like a three act play where God portrays the stark contrast between man's ways and God's ways, between foolish shepherds and the Good Shepherd. A true shepherd does not own the sheep--he serves them. These prophetic pictures not only portray the course and direction of the world, but also point us to the Good Shepherd, our Lord Jesus Christ. Subscribe to Life Community Ch...

Have you ever wondered about the prophetic statements and imagery concerning the first and second coming of our Lord Jesus Christ? Zechariah is a book rich in prophetic promise for the future and insights for living faithfully today. Through prophetic signs, we see the way. To the Savior's promise, we turn and stay. Subscribe to Life Community Church - Sermons on Soundwise

When you can't make it through, God comes through for you. This is the message of hope renewed from Zechariah chapter 8. Subscribe to Life Community Church - Sermons on Soundwise

God had a lot to say through the prophet Zechariah about the peoples' religious practices. Rituals that focus on our wants, needs, and comforts, can do the opposite of what we intend. We end up only serving only ourselves. God makes it clear that showings kindness and mercy to others is more important than rituals. Subscribe to Life Community Church - Sermons on Soundwise

God gave visions to the prophet Zechariah to encourage His people in a troubling time about all that He was going to do to keep His promises. These visions are recorded for us to change our perspective. God is always working for our good, even when we don't see it. Subscribe to Life Community Church - Sermons on Soundwise

Jesus gives hope to the hopeless in impossible places! That is the heart of this powerful message from Zechariah chapter 4. Subscribe to Life Community Church - Sermons on Soundwise