Lowcountry Community Church Messages

This message explores the demoniac’s encounter with Jesus from Mark 5:1-20. Learn the significance of Jesus traveling to the other side of the Sea of Galilee to cast out demons and heal the man, and discover the relevant truths that still apply today. Let this encounter remind you of the authority of Jesus, the importance of sharing your story, and the beauty of the Gospel!  Jesus takes a man deem...

In this sermon, we look into the lives of three individuals wrestling with the call to follow Jesus.  First, The Unconditional Disciple is a young man eager to follow Jesus wherever He leads. But as Jesus responds, he realizes the weight of the commitment he's making. Discover the true cost of discipleship as we dive deeper into the truth behind Jesus' challenging words. Next is The Hesi...

In Luke 5:1-11, we witness Peter, a fisherman by trade, going about his daily routine beside the Lake of Gennesaret. While the crowds gather around Jesus, Peter remains preoccupied with his nets, seemingly disinterested in the teachings of the Messiah. But as Jesus commandeers Peter’s boat to teach from the water, Peter’s life takes an unexpected turn. Despite his initial reluctance, Peter obeys J...

In this sermon, we explore the lives of sisters Mary and Martha. In this short passage, we witness Martha's bustling preparations and her conversation with Jesus, expressing that she felt overwhelmed while Mary seemingly did nothing to help prepare for Jesus' arrival. We learn the significance of Mary's devotion, and her expression of worship for Jesus showcases her understanding of...

In John 4:43-54, we witness Jesus leaving for Galilee, where he encounters the skeptical Galileans. Despite witnessing his miracles in Jerusalem, they sought feasts and signs, highlighting the challenges of belief close to home. Dive into the Centurion's plea, a desperate cry for help as his son lay dying in Capernaum. Facing skepticism, the Centurion implores Jesus to come and heal his son,...

In this sermon, we explore the encounter between Jesus and the rich, young ruler. Through this conversation, Jesus teaches that no amount of good deeds or moral living to secure eternal life, and exposes the impossibility of achieving perfection through human efforts.  Reflect on these practical applications: -Beware of trusting in riches – salvation is not dependent on personal resources. -Riches...

Ambition, properly directed, can lead us toward God. Ambition, improperly directed, can lead us away from Him. This is the story of James’ and John’s mother asking Jesus for an upgrade in seating for her boys in Christ’s kingdom. Explore the consequences of ill-considered ambition and the impact of mixed motives on our actions. Consider the sacrifices and commitments needed for a life fully devote...

In this sermon, we study through the “feeding of the 5,000.” We learn valuable lessons about our own inadequacies leading to miracles and the importance of starting with what we have, giving it to Jesus, and witnessing the extraordinary things He can do with seemingly small resources. You’ll gain insights into how God accomplishes the impossible, provides what we need when we lack it, and turns ou...

Have you ever sat and asked yourself, "Is there any hope?" Maybe it's because of something you are personally walking through, or it's watching what is going on around the world over the last couple of months or even looking ahead to next year. Is there any hope? There is hope for the weary, the broken, the hurting, the tired, the lonely, the sick, the imprisoned, the addicted,...

This Christmas, join us in centering our lives around Jesus. Experience the power of putting Him front and center, acknowledging His role as Leader and Lord. Learn how to start a personal relationship with Him and find forgiveness and hope! If you prayed with Pastor Jeff to follow Jesus, we'd love to come alongside you to help guide you in your new faith journey! Fill out a ⁠Connect Card here...

Waiting, often seen as a mundane or frustrating experience, can be life-changing. As we approach the Christmas season, we reflect on the waiting period before the arrival of Jesus. Gain a fresh perspective on the concept of waiting, understanding that it is not time wasted but an essential part of the process.

It really does matter what you believe. And the way to detect and avoid wrong beliefs is to get to know Jesus Christ, the Truth.

In this passage Paul commends and gives greetings to at least 27 people, many of whom are now known only to God. The one thing they all had in common was being faithful in what many consider the little, or lesser, things. Without them, however, the gospel may have not known the impact it had within the Roman empire. If we sit at the feet and catch the spirit of Him who takes good care that no cup...

Every believer is called to minister the gospel of Christ here, there, and everywhere. Here’s how. An effective minister is gracious in dealing with people, is bold in reminding people of the gospel, is called to minister the gospel of God, glories only in Christ and things that pertain to God, and is to preach the gospel in pioneer areas.

With Christ as a model, the mature believer lives to serve others, considering others more important than self.

More mature believers are to be careful how they live so as to not spiritually harm those who are still developing in their faith.

We can experience Christ’s hope and peace when we enjoy the freedom that only He grants. On some topics and issues, Christians may disagree, yet maintain their fellowship with one another. Ultimately, we are not accountable to one another but to God. Paul declares that the kingdom of God is not a matter of indifferent externals. In these things, we are to have love for each other, respecting the s...

Why we should love one another? It fulfills the law, and salvation is nearer now. Clothe yourself with Christ so that you can live in such a way that others are drawn towards Him.

We honor God by honoring those who are in authority. Strength is modeled in humility, fully submitted to God, by practically honoring those He has allowed in authority. We do not have to agree, but we do need to honor. When we think we are taking up God’s defense by pointing out what is wrong with those in authority, we are acting in rejection to God’s sovereignty & His will, not in agreement...

Relationships can be really hard, especially when you're dealing with difficult people. Our response must be Biblical, Christ-honoring, counter-intuitive, and counter-cultural. If you prayed to follow Jesus, we'd love to come alongside you to help guide you in your new faith journey! Fill out a ⁠ Connect Card here ⁠ to let us know about the greatest decision of your life, and a member of...

Faith and works go hand in hand as do love and action. The world will know us by our love. Love one another, love our neighbor, and love our world. How can you show love to those around you?

The gifting that God has given us is designed to be a gift to others. We are all given unique gifting and no one is greater than another, but all are used to edify the body of the church.

Will you synchronize your behavior to match your belief? We are to present our bodies to God as living sacrifices, avoid conforming to the world’s ways, renew our minds and thereby change our minds, and prove we belong to God by doing His will.

God has a plan offering salvation to all. Israel, although rejecting the gospel, is never far from God’s heart - nor is anyone. He continues to work out His plan of including all, despite sin and rebellion, in order to extend mercy and grace through Jesus.

Invest and spend your life through your commitment to carry Christ’s gospel to all nations.