LCC: Remix

This week on LCC Remix we will go deeper into James 2 as we discuss faith and works. Can faith be authentic apart from works?

Today we continue our discussion on our current sermon series, Faith Works. This week we begin in James 2 focusing on favoritism in the church. Why is favoritism damaging to the church? Do we view people as the mission or a means to an end? How can we live lives filled with mercy towards one another?

This week we dive deeper into James and are challenged not to be just hearers of the word but doers. This podcast also features our guest and friend Jess Meaders, missionary to Uruaguay who will share his perspectives on the message as well as his, his wife Amy’s, and family’s calling to go into the all the world with the Good News of Jesus!

This week we take a deeper look at James 1:2-18 diving into the issues of trials and temptations, the need for joy in every circumstance, self-reliance vs. relying on God, the source of wisdom, and God's goodness. 

What happens to us when we die? What does the Bible say about life, death, and eternity? Today we dive deeper into what happens when we step into eternity.

We begin our new series called Faith Works as we journey through the Book of James. Today we will have an introduction to the book. James is so very practical to our daily lives as followers of Jesus Christ!

How do we navigate sex and gender issues in light of God's word? Today we will discuss further where true identity and intimacy comes from, a relationship with Jesus Christ.

Is the Bible the word of God? How can we trust it? Today we will examine how the Bible came to be and how we can trust it is God's word for us today.

This week we confront one of the most perplexing questions in theology: "Why does a good God allow evil and suffering?" We navigate this emotionally charged topic with compassion, exploring the depths of human suffering, the complexities of moral agency, and the enduring hope that resides within Christ. We also discuss other theological issues, ranging from the nature of salvation and the concept...

From the fundamental inquiry of "Does God exist?" to the exploration of whether science and faith can coexist harmoniously, this episode of LCC Remix delves into the heart of the human quest for truth. We analyze the various questions shared by members of LCC related to our series "Asking for a Friend".

Why the Church? The Church is His body, His bride. We are called to be ambassadors of Jesus in this world. This week we will explore our mission as carriers of the Gospel, called to go into all the world and make disciples. Our mission is clear, and our destiny is sure. Let’s go!

Why the Holy Spirit? This week we will examine the work of the Holy Spirit in the lives of believers. The Holy Spirit gives us the power to be witnesses of the good news of Jesus and the ability to live a life of holiness to God. We need His power every moment of every day.

Why did Jesus have to come? This week we will examine the nature and mission of Christ and how through His sacrificial death and resurrection in power, He has made a way for us to return to the Father.

Religion is mankind’s attempt to find God. The Gospel of Jesus Christ is God coming to seek and save us. As we begin our new series, we will see the beauty of the Gospel and how God desires a relationship with us. Religion will always fall short, but the Gospel never fails!

This week Pastors Steve Forrester, Mark LeHew and Greg Keyton dive deeper into the church that thinks they had it all together, and yet were lost. If ever there was a church that reflected our modern-day movements, the lukewarmness of Laodicea is it. May God help our eyes to be opened, and our hearts transformed, as we answer the call to come to Christ.

Today we look at the sixth of the seven churches of Revelation, Philadelphia. This church had endured slander and persecution, yet they held firm. Jesus admonished them to hold fast even in their weakness and to persevere to the very end. May God give us ears to hear what the Spirit is saying to the church today.

This week we look at the church of Sardis. This church had a reputation for being alive, but was dead. May God help us today to not have simply a form of godliness with no power. It's time to come alive in Christ.

This week we examine the fourth of the seven churches, Thyatira. This church had allowed worldliness to overrun the body to the point that Jesus called for them to repent quickly or face judgement. Only a remnant there were still faithful. Today, Christ is calling His Church to holiness. May we hear and respond to His call.

Today we continue our series by looking at the church at Pergamum. Jesus warns them, and us, against becoming united with the world. We are to stand for Christ and shine His light, not compromising what we believe, conforming to the world's system.

This week we examine the second of the seven churches, Smyrna. This persecuted church is admonished by Christ to hold fast in the struggle. Today, persecution of the Church is happening around the world, but through it all, His kingdom advances, as lives are transformed by the power of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

This week we examine the first of Christ's letters to the seven churches, with Ephesus. Ephesus was a church that held true to doctrine, persevere persecution, and opposed false teachers. Yet, they had forgotten their first love. Today Jesus is calling to us to remember the importance of our heart as we work for His Kingdom.

Our pastors continue the discussion of our new series, "Seven", which will explore the seven letters to the seven churches in the first 3 chapters of Revelation.

Join Adam Rogers as he introduces the latest pastors roundtable. Our pastors discuss our new series, "Seven", which will explore the seven letters to the seven churches in the first 3 chapters of Revelation.

Host Adam Rogers introduces the latest pastors roundtable which is a recap of our latest series...Anchored.

Host Adam Rogers sits down with one of Life Church's missionaries, Melissa Castro Szydlowski to catch up on her ministry in San Pedro de Macoris, Dominican Republic. The pastors also sit down at the roundtable to further discuss the message, "Anchored in Community (Revisited)".