Legacy Bible Church Sermons

There are aspects concerning God that tend to make us uncomfortable. God's wrath is one of those characteristics. This week, we will be searching the scriptures to understand more about God and who He is. We will learn what happens when we don't treat sin as seriously as we should and we will get a new understanding about the Wrath of God.

There are aspects concerning God that tend to make us uncomfortable. God's wrath is one of those characteristics. This week, we will be searching the scriptures to understand more about God and who He is. We will learn what happens when we don't treat sin as seriously as we should and we will get a new understanding about the Wrath of God.

Join us as we begin our journey through the book of Romans. In the opening verses, the apostle Paul introduces the gospel as the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes. What does it mean to live unashamed of the gospel in a world full of compromise? How does the righteousness of God change everything?

Join us as we begin our journey through the book of Romans. In the opening verses, the apostle Paul introduces the gospel as the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes. What does it mean to live unashamed of the gospel in a world full of compromise? How does the righteousness of God change everything?

In a time when "everyone did what was right in their own eyes," Israel plunged into moral chaos, violence, and civil war. What do these ancient events have to say to us today? Why does God preserve such painful history in His Word? And what hope is there in the midst of such darkness? Please read Judges 19-21

In a time when "everyone did what was right in their own eyes," Israel plunged into moral chaos, violence, and civil war. What do these ancient events have to say to us today? Why does God preserve such painful history in His Word? And what hope is there in the midst of such darkness? Please read Judges 19-21

Christians need to be content with who God is. We need to be content with the things He does, we need to be content with how He instructs us to worship. People seem to want more, they seem to want to do what is "right in their eyes". This week we will see how God's people are not satisfied with what they know to be right about God and try to worship. him their own way. Please read  Judges 17-18  t...

Christians need to be content with who God is. We need to be content with the things He does, we need to be content with how He instructs us to worship. People seem to want more, they seem to want to do what is "right in their eyes". This week we will see how God's people are not satisfied with what they know to be right about God and try to worship. him their own way. Please read  Judges 17-18  t...

This week, we dive into the dramatic life of Samson—a man anointed with extraordinary strength but entangled in compromise. In Judges 16, we’ll see how sin led to downfall—but also how God’s grace still had the final word. Whether you're wrestling with temptation or trying to make sense of past failures, this message offers truth, hope, and restoration.

This week, we dive into the dramatic life of Samson—a man anointed with extraordinary strength but entangled in compromise. In Judges 16, we’ll see how sin led to downfall—but also how God’s grace still had the final word. Whether you're wrestling with temptation or trying to make sense of past failures, this message offers truth, hope, and restoration.

This week, we will see Samson unleash destruction driven by personal revenge. But even in the chaos, God is at work. This week, we’ll talk about how God can use even our worst moments to move His plan forward. From burning fields to battling with a jawbone, this chapter reminds us that God doesn't wait for us to be perfect—He meets us in the mess. Please read  Judges 15.

This week, we will see Samson unleash destruction driven by personal revenge. But even in the chaos, God is at work. This week, we’ll talk about how God can use even our worst moments to move His plan forward. From burning fields to battling with a jawbone, this chapter reminds us that God doesn't wait for us to be perfect—He meets us in the mess. Please read  Judges 15.

Samson was a judge used by God. Although he was a mess in his decision making, Samson was ultimately used by God to bring about God's Plan

Samson was a judge used by God. Although he was a mess in his decision making, Samson was ultimately used by God to bring about God's Plan

When Adam was created by God he was created with a built in need. For Adam, "no suitable helper was found." Today there is confusion on the topic of gender and how both sexes need each other. On this Mother's Day, we will talk about a biblical approach to womanhood and what that means for all of us.

When Adam was created by God he was created with a built in need. For Adam, "no suitable helper was found." Today there is confusion on the topic of gender and how both sexes need each other. On this Mother's Day, we will talk about a biblical approach to womanhood and what that means for all of us.

Samson's legacy begins with his parents and the miraculous way that he was born. His parent's encounter with the messenger of the Lord shows how we can either trust in God or to keep questioning

Samson's legacy begins with his parents and the miraculous way that he was born. His parent's encounter with the messenger of the Lord shows how we can either trust in God or to keep questioning

From misunderstanding to understanding 1. Jesus sees us 2. Jesus opens our eyes 3. Jesus reveals Himself 4. Jesus moves us to share

From misunderstanding to understanding 1. Jesus sees us 2. Jesus opens our eyes 3. Jesus reveals Himself 4. Jesus moves us to share

The Christian faith hangs on the person of Jesus, who took the punishment for our sins on a cross and came back to life three days later! The Resurrection is what Easter is all about. This week, we will talk about the Resurrection, it's historicity, its implications and what that means to us. This weekend, please read  Matthew 28

The Christian faith hangs on the person of Jesus, who took the punishment for our sins on a cross and came back to life three days later! The Resurrection is what Easter is all about. This week, we will talk about the Resurrection, it's historicity, its implications and what that means to us. This weekend, please read  Matthew 28

When Jesus rides into Jerusalem on a donkey, he displays his kingship.

When Jesus rides into Jerusalem on a donkey, he displays his kingship.

Judges United in Faith: Judges 12 Overcoming Division, Embracing Unity Join us this Sunday as we explore Judges 12, a powerful reminder of the consequences of division and the importance of unity in faith. In a time when conflict arose among God’s people, we’ll uncover how we can choose faith over pride and unity over strife.