Leesburg Daily

Integrity is losing its shine in 2025. Lawsuits and scandals are rampant these days, as we see horrible acts coming to light. How should the Christian respond? How should we live in a time like this?

Betrayal is hard for everyone, and almost always comes as a surprise. Imagine how hard it would be to know that it is coming and where it's coming from.

Is it possible to be angry and still be righteous? Jesus was a staunch defender of His Father and wasn't afraid to correct inappropriate behavior. He could also get angry.

How quickly can cheers turn to anger? What would make people go from "Hosanna" to "Crucify?"

Once we are FOLLOWING Christ and CHANGED by Christ, what's next? What do we do with this change of heart that we have been given?

Once we are really following after Christ, what's the natural next step? How do we allow Christ to affect every aspect of our lives directly?

When we follow someone on a road trip, we have to make sure we stay close to them in order to not lose them in traffic. If following Christ like that? How do we follow Him closely

We hear the word "Disciple" talked about a lot in the Church, but what is it? What makes a disciple? Should I be a disciple?

What happens when we stop trying to get "ours" and start acting like Christ? Can we put aside our selfishness and truly show mercy?

How do we deal with suffering? Do we just sit where we are and quit, or do we see the possibilities beyond that?

If we truly believe that God's mercy and grace are for everyone, then shouldn't we celebrate that? Or do we, instead, find ourselves angry when those we don't think deserve it receive that same reward?

What happens when God calls you very specifically to take on a task, and you ignore Him? Are you ready to deal with the consequences of that decision?

Life can be really hard. Thankfully, we have a God who grants us mercy in our darkest moments. He reaches down with compassion to give us hope.

Can Things really go too far? Can they go so far away from God that He wipes His hands of them? Is there redemption?

Water represents so many things in our lives. It also represents so many things in the Bible. How does God show us his justice and abhorrence for sin through water? If you'd like to learn more about Leesburg Christian Church, please go to leesburg.cc for everything you need to know. Our worship services are every Sunday at 9am, 10:15am and 11:30am. If you'd like to speak with a minister, y...

What happens when God has had enough? Is it possible that a city could be so vile that God has no other choice than to destroy it?

Fasting is more than just not eating. It's a spiritual discipline that has been practiced for thousands of years, and Jesus even did it. What is it, and should we be practicing it today? If you want to find out more about fasting, go to leesburg.cc/fast

How is putting money in the offering a spiritual discipline? Does God NEED our money?

Does God just want us to give whatever is left over, or does He want us to go big?

We've all heard the statement, "God loves a cheerful giver." Are we cheerful when we give? Do we find joy in giving?

What exactly does the Bible say about giving? Why is it so important?

Unity is not as easy as it sounds. Today's culture is as divided as it's ever been. How does the Church stand unified when everything around us is in chaos?

We don't have to figure out life alone. We have a supernatural helper who leads, guides, and empowers us.

Christianity isn't a solo sport. We aren't meant to do it alone. We need others. When it comes to defeating the forces of evil, we must unite with other in our mission.

Service is a core value of our church, and it's a core value of the disciple. How can we go into a dark world and be of service to a world that sees things so differently than we do?