Living Faith - Sermons

Pastor Randall continues our series in Titus. He shows us how Paul's letter to Titus is meant to remind us that the people of God are meant to be a community built on and shaped by sound doctrine.

Paul's letter to Titus as he ministers to the people of Crete shows us that our faith is meant to flourish, even in fractured times.

Paul's letter to Titus gives us an overview as to what kinds of character a leader in the church should have. Pastor D adds detail to this as we continue our study of Titus.

Part 2 of Pastor D's intro to our sermon series in Titus. This is a further examination of how the church should look in the midst of 'interesting' times.

Cohost of the Southside Rabbi podcast and our brother Ameen Hudson brings us the final message in our Team God sermon series titled "God Wins." Ameen takes us through a few passages from the John's Revelation to show us how Team God will ultimately triumph over Satan and the deceivers.

In the penultimate sermon of our Team God series, Pastor D defines what strongholds are, how they are formed, and how we can work with the Holy Spirit to break free of their grip.

What does Paul mean when he implores us to put on the full armor of God? Pastor D leads us through this well-known passage as we examine how to stand against the powers in our continuation of the Team God series.

On Mother's Day, Pastor Randall shares how the faithfulness of the early church mothers provides for us a pattern for parenting and discipleship. We look to their lives as a way of pushing back against the schemes of Team Condemned as we continue our Team God series.

Pastor D brings us his third installment of his Team God sermon series where we zoom in on who makes up our opposition, specifically focusing on the rulers and powers of darkness mentioned in Paul's exhortation to the church at Ephesus. Listen in as we learn more on what it means for us to put on the full armor of God, the one who has made a spectacle and mockery of the devil's schemes.

Last week we looked at the roster of "Team God." In this week's sermon, Pastor D shows us the roster of the team we're playing against. This organization of devils is doing everything they can to thwart the purposes of God and his people, and Pastor D zooms in on 7 ways they try to attack!

We're kicking off a new sermon series titled Team God. This week Pastor D sets the stage for where we're going as he presents to us how God is the ultimate team player.

He is risen! On Easter Sunday, we celebrate our Savior who conquered sin and death. Pastor D shows us how we, as Christ followers, participate in his death and resurrection.

On Palm Sunday, Pastor Randall reminds us that our faith is not just for Sundays, but is to fill and affect every aspect of our lives. We look at Mary as an example: her faith was sincere, her love extravagant, and her devotion undeniable.

This is our final week in our sermon series titled "The United Church." Pastor Darryl Williamson wraps up this excellence series with an exhortation from Paul's letter to the church at Colossae and the call to action that this has on our lives as Christ-followers.

Pastor D is back in the pulpit with a lesson on gardening from Paul's letter to the Romans. This is a sobering call to be discerning as we cultivate the community around us.

As our series on The United Church continues, Pastor Randall explains what "fruits" we should expect to see growing out of Christ's love that unites our congregation and the global church body.

Darin Anderson, Lead Pastor at Oakwood Community Church, is our guest pastor this week. As a co-laborer at a church in Tampa, he continues in our series on The United Church by looking at Paul's letter to the Ephesians and what mature Christians' role in Christ's body looks like.

You might have heard the saying, "No Christ, no peace; know Christ, know peace." Pastor Darryl adds some clarity around what "peace" means particularly in the context of Paul's letter to the church at Ephesus as we continue our series called "The United Church."

We're continuing in our series titled "The United Church" which is a deep look at Jesus' vision for the church. Building on this theme, we examine the idea of our calling to be beautiful.

Disunity has become an epidemic within American churches. Yet the vision of unity is core to the very purpose and identity of the church! Pastor Darryl walks us through how Living Faith Bible Fellowship can pursue unity within our community that lasts because our unity proves that Christ is Lord.

Pastor Darryl wraps up his "Reset" sermon series with a message drawn from the book of Leviticus. Together we look at the Year of Jubilee and explore how the character of the Jubilee is to be the character of our church.

In the second sermon in our Reset mini series, Pastor D gives us the map of where Living Faith Bible Fellowship is going with God in our community. We want to be a church that righteously stamps out poverty in our pews and in the neighborhood around us so that generational bonds can be broken and flourishing can take place. Disclaimer: Pastor D is NOT a socialist.

We jump into a brief new sermon series to kick off 2023! As we look to the coming year at Living Faith Bible Fellowship, Pastor D encourages us to look back at God's faithfulness and to then begin to dream about what that will look like as we humbly work to make much of His name in our community.

We've finished our journey through the Sermon on the Mount, but we're still looking at Jesus' ministry while he was here as a man. This week, Pastor Randall examines the story of a man who had leprosy that came to Jesus for healing and what a model that is for us.

This is the final sermon from our "What a Way to Live!" series. Tying in to last week's sermon, Pastor D continues to examine Jesus' Sermon on the Mount to prepare us for awaits us on the day of Christ's judgment.