LCM Sermons

We are called to live as disciples who not only learn but embody obedience from the heart. This sermon reminds us that true love for God is expressed through our obedience—His love language—and that flourishing comes when we yield fully to His will. We learn that obedience often grows through suffering, shaping us into people who trust Him beyond comfort or convenience. As we walk in faith like Ab...

We celebrate the powerful testimony shared by Pastor Brent from Indonesia—a living witness to God’s faithfulness over time. Through steadfast obedience, the Lord is transforming communities: lives are being saved, disciples are being raised, families are being restored, and generations are being secured for His kingdom. As we hear this battlefield update, we are reminded that our collective faithf...

In this sermon, we are confronted with the truth that God calls us to confront generational brokenness and unbelief with decisive obedience so that He can restore what has been damaged in our families and lives. We see that many of us carry a “reproach” from the past—patterns of hurt, division, or doubt—but that God is willing to remove it in a moment when we submit fully to Him, allowing His Word...

Triangular Fortitude calls us to become a people who do more than simply cross into God’s promises; we are invited to keep going by building memorial stones that anchor us in what God has done, what He is doing, and what He will do. As we remember our Jordan moments, allow God to reshape us at Gilgal, and write His Word into our lives like Ebal, we grow into a community marked by courage, obedienc...

We are reminded that Shittim happens, that all of us, like Israel, have known the sting of compromise, but the sermon calls us to rise from the place where we fell, follow God’s presence into the unknown, and consecrate ourselves with expectation rather than shame. We hear that grace is not merely forgiving us but training us, purifying us, and making us eager for good works, so that our identity...

“A Whore’s Hope” is a call to rise from hesitation and live as people whose very lives testify that God’s word is true—people who, like Caleb, Rahab, Abraham, and Ezekiel, move from belief to bold, obedient action. We are reminded that we were once far off, hopeless, and spiritually compromised, yet God redeemed us, anchored us in His promises, and made us living messages of His power. Now we stan...

“Do You Ever Get Tired?” calls us to shake off weariness and passive faith, rise in obedience, and actively take hold of every promise God has already placed before us. Like Israel under Joshua, we are reminded that the old season is gone, the Word is enough, and our inheritance in Christ is far larger than what we often settle for. We step into God’s calling through submission, we overcome by dep...

In the final message in our “Mapping Israel: Building Muscle & Momentum” series, “Caesarea Maritime” calls us to live as a resurrected people who carry the life and power of Jesus into the world “as you go.” Drawing from the history of Caesarea Maritime and the examples of Philip, Peter, and Paul, it shows that God forms us through intentional seasons of preparation so we can rise, go, and ministe...

Megiddo reveals that God forms His people through a repeated pattern—prepare, participate, and prevail—and He has woven this pattern into Israel’s geography and Israel’s history as a prophetic picture of what He is forming in us today. From Elijah on Carmel, to Gideon in the Jezreel Valley, to Barak by the Kishon, we see that God strengthens His people internally, sifts them so only the willing an...

Hebron represents the place where God shapes His people into those who can carry resurrection hope with endurance, conviction, and purpose. The message traces how we, like Israel, have been awakened, confronted, pressed, formed, and assembled, only to discover that the promises of God are not inherited passively but fought for over a lifetime. Hebron becomes the picture of this lifelong battle—a p...

Tabernacle: Assembly teaches us that we, as God’s people, have been shaped through every stage of awakening, confrontation, decision, pressing, and formation so that we can now be assembled into a dwelling place for His presence. It reminds us that God has always chosen ordinary, unlikely materials—like the simple Tabernacle, like acacia wood, like us—to carry His extraordinary glory. As we walk t...

This sermon traces Israel’s sacred geography as a metaphor for the believer’s spiritual journey, showing how awakening at Gihon, confrontation at Hermon, decision at Kidron, and pressing in the Valley of Kings all culminate in the cave of Adullam. The heart of the message is that God forms kings not in places of glory but in obscurity, pressing His people through hidden seasons to produce steadfas...

We see in this sermon that we are a people whom God has awakened, strengthened, confronted, and led into decisive obedience, and now He is pressing us so that what He has planted within us can finally be revealed. As we walk the same pathway traced by Abraham, Nicodemus, and Jesus Himself, we learn that the Valley of the Kings is not a place of defeat but the place where kings are formed, where ou...

In this message, we are reminded that our journey with God has moved from awakening at Gihon, to gaining strength on the ancient paths, to forging conviction at Hermon—and now Kidron calls us to turn those convictions into daily decisions. We learn that Kidron is not a place of dramatic moments but the valley where our quiet, repetitive choices reveal who we truly are, just as loyalties were expos...

Called to Change One Life at a Time!

In this sermon, we are reminded that our journey of faith is marked by continual awakenings and necessary confrontations, just as the ancient paths of Israel reveal. Our identity and convictions are forged through facing both external adversaries and internal temptations, echoing Abraham’s unwavering faith at Tel Dan and Jesus’ victory at the gates of Caesarea Philippi. As we stand on the eternal...

This sermon calls us to recognize that we are no longer standing at the beginning of awakening but are already moving with Spirit‑formed muscle and holy momentum along the Ancient Path that leads from the spring to the summit. Drawing from Israel’s journey, the well at Gihon, the King’s Highway, the victories over Sihon and Og, the resolve of Nehemiah, and the awakening of Paul, the message declar...

In this message delivered by Luke LeDesma, Pastor Treaster, and Pastor Wade, we are awakened to the truth that God has always provided a path—like the ancient Gihon spring—that draws us toward His throne, transforms our weakness into strength, and fills us with living water that now flows from within us. Through the stories of David conquering Jerusalem, Solomon’s coronation, Hezekiah’s chiseling...

Called to Change One Life at a Time!

“Spirit Led, Fire Validated” centers on the transformative journey of believers who are led by the Holy Spirit and whose lives are validated by God’s empowering fire. Drawing from biblical examples, the Pastors emphasizes that being Spirit-led is not just about personal spiritual experiences, but about stepping out in faith, obedience, and unity—often to specific places and moments God ordains. Th...

This sermon calls us to reject superficial approaches to faith and instead pursue a life filled with the Spirit and the Word, so that the fire of God becomes a driving force within our bones. We are reminded that true transformation and fruitfulness—love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control—come not from our own strength or intellect, but from daily...

“A Life Worth Witnessing” calls us to live so deeply transformed by God’s presence and the continual filling of the Holy Spirit that our praise and testimony become both authentic and irresistible. Drawing from Scripture and examples throughout the Word, we were urged to let our encounters with God overflow in our speech and our actions—boldly sharing the gospel and reflecting His character—so tha...

Called to Change One Life at a Time!

This message is a passionate encouragement for the church to embrace an “in your face” attitude of faith—one that confidently trusts in God’s power to fulfill every good purpose, leaves both past failures and successes behind, and presses forward with boldness and assurance in Christ. Pastors Wade and Treaster celebrate the transformation seen within the community and urge us to arm ourselves with...

Called to Change One Life at a Time!