LCC: Remix

Today we begin our summer series with an overview of the book of Hebrews as we examine the majesty and supremacy of Christ and His ministry.

As we conclude our storyteller series we will take a look at Jesus' parable about old and new cloth and the old and new wineskins. What does this mean for our daily walk with Christ? Are we the old or the new wineskins? Can we be made new again? 

"Storyteller" series continues with a look at Jesus' parable of the workers in the vineyard.

Our Storyteller series continues with a look at Jesus's teaching on The Rich Man and Lazarus. Was this a parable or not? What does Jesus want us to know about life, death, faith, works, and eternity?

We often read the parables and see a nice story that we enjoy, but the stories that Jesus told had a serious purpose and hit hard when you understand the meaning behind them. Today we look at the parable of the Unforgiving Servant and examine our own hearts when it comes to forgiveness and what God requires of us.

Today we examine the parable of the Good Samaritan.

Jesus is the Great Storyteller. Not only is He the Great Storyteller but also the Great Truth Teller. If we put into practice what He taught, we build on a firm foundation.  

Jesus was the master of story and today we discuss the parable He shared with a crowd of people by the sea. The story of the sower and the seed is well known, but the question is; are you one who has ears to hear what Jesus has revealed?

Today we examine the timeless tale of the Prodigal Son, discovering the depths of forgiveness, the embrace of unconditional love, and the journey home to the Father's heart. Be transformed by the power of redemption.

These two simple words are the very essence of our faith. They speak of our risen Savior, Jesus, whose victory over death offers us hope, healing, and abundant life now and forevermore.

This week we see that Jesus entrusts himself into the loving hands of His Father after everything has been accomplished.

Today we hear the heart of one of our missionaries, Jeff Weimert, and discover how God is moving in the Philippines.

This week, we look at the Word "Tetelestai" or "it is finished." Jesus speaks to the finished work of the Cross. The question is, how do those words impact your life today? Join us and find out.

This week we examine the words, "I Thirst". Jesus not only spoke these words to fulfill the prophecy found in the Old Testament regarding the Messiah, but it also spotlights His humanity.

This week we examine the profound mystery found in the words that echoed from the cross: "My God, My God! Why have you forsaken me?" Jesus' piercing words call us to explore the depth of His sacrifice and the enduring hope found in the shadow of suffering.

This week; we consider Jesus again showing us His unwavering love for us through his statement, "Dear Woman, behold your son! Then He said to the disciple, Behold your mother!

"Today you will be with me in paradise" is an incredible display of God's Grace and Mercy.

Examine the profound words of Jesus: "Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do." May we experience the power of Christ’s forgiveness that brings healing and peace to our lives.

This week we conclude our series on The End, by looking at the Second Coming and the Final Judgement.

This week we look at the Rapture and Second Coming of Jesus and the importance of His church being ready for His return.

Are you curious about the signs that point to the culmination of God's redemptive plan? Today we will look at what life will look like on earth prior to the return of Christ and renew our hearts with a new sense of urgency to live the Gospel out loud.

As the new year begins may we prepare to cast a God-sized vision that transcends boundaries, encompassing our lives, our families, our church, our community, and our world. God have your way in us!

Jesus is calling us to a deeper relationship with Him. He has come to make all things new. It is time to put the past behind us and to press forward in the transformative power of His Spirit and word!

This week we remember the goodness of God in 2023 and look forward to all He will do in 2024.

Disclaimer: This conversation discusses subjects pertaining to Christmas that you may not want younger audiences to hear. Listener discretion is advised. This week our pastors chat about Christmas traditions and how we can focus on Christ during this season.