LWCF Teachings

Pastor David shares a timely message on "Cancel Culture". Our response to others should be the same response Jesus had for others in His day.

God uses broken people.

Being a witness for Christ doesn't have to be difficult. Pastor Shane challenges us to tell our story. Telling the story of how God has changed our lives is a great witness to those who don't know Christ as well as an encouragement to other believers.

Pastor Shane talks about the promises of God as we consider the empty cross, the empty tomb, and the empty burial clothes.

When Jesus shouted "It is finished" from the cross, he was declaring that the work of redemption given to Him by His Father was now complete. Sin was atoned for and satan was rendered powerless.

John the Baptist's unmet expectations led him to doubt what he was once confident about - Jesus being the Messiah. Unmet expectations do not mean that God has failed us, but our expectations have.

Pastor David finishes up our current series by reminding us to remember the source when taking a stand in our everyday lives.

Daniel and the Lions' Den is a favorite bible story for many of us. Pastor Shane shares with the church Daniel's faithfulness to God throughout his whole life. Even though Daniel would be put in a dangerous situation, he didn't quit on God.

As a follower of Christ, we are called to be an influence on those around us. Daniel shows us how he made an impact for God even though he was a captive in Babylon.

A young boy taken captive to a foreign land shows us how to live out our faith by taking a stand.

What a sight it must have been to see a man wearing a coat of camel hair eating locust and wild honey. Pastor David shares the message that John the Baptist brought from the wilderness.

Fellowship is not optional in the Christian faith. It is absolutely essential to our spiritual growth and health; it is absolutely essential to our ability to persevere in the faith. Pastor Shane challenges the church to re-engage in Fellowship.

The Word of God is living and powerful and is crucial in our walk with Christ. Pastor Shane challenges the church to take a fresh look at the Spiritual Discipline of regularly reading the Bible.

Just as a computer that isn't working properly needs to be rebooted from time to time, we too need a fresh start. As we begin a new year, Pastor Shane encourages the church to re-commit to prayer.

Pastor David closes out 2020 with a message on Joy.

In a world of uncertainty and disappointment, Christmas time is a great reminder of the true hope that we have in Jesus.

The greatest gift ever given to man has always been and will always be Jesus. Pastor David shares an encouraging message from Ephesians 2.

Many people in John's day believed that Jesus existed, was a great teacher, and a miracle worker, but they didn't accept Him as Messiah. The Apostle John combatted the false teachers and declared that faith in Jesus means that we are born of God, victorious over this world, have eternal life, and assurance of eternal life. IT'S ALL ABOUT JESUS!

How do others know that we are Christ followers? Battling the false teachers of his day, John reminds the early believers that love for one another was the distinguishing mark of a true believer.

Pastor Shane preaches from Psalm 103 and challenges the church to focus on the blessings of God during this Thanksgiving season.

The Apostle John shares how his readers can have confidence when Christ returns. Pastor Shane discusses what practicing righteousness looks like and what it means for the believer.

Pastor David shares from 1 John chapter 2 about the pitfalls to avoid as we walk in genuine christian fellowship.

The Apostle John enjoyed a deep fellowship with Christ and he wanted others to share it as well. Genuine Christian Fellowship is a precious thing and those who would want to experience this fellowship must be committed to Truth, Obedience & Love.

Guest speaker Larry Dubin talks about transitions as he teaches an encouraging message from Exodus 14-15.

Nobody likes a hypocrite, and nobody wants to be one. But for some reason, living an honest, authentic life is tougher than it sounds. If we want to be Authentic in our Christian walk, we must Drop The mask!