LWCF Teachings

Pastor Shane finishes the series today with a challenge to act on our convictions. Unapplied conviction is like unapplied paint; It doesn't do anybody any good.

Pastor David continues the series on Esther by sharing the contrast between Haaman and Mordecai. David focuses on the difference between worldly conviction and biblical conviction.

As Followers of Christ we MUST recognize our role as Soldiers in the battle between Good / Evil.

As we look at Esther's story we are reminded of the powerful truth that God is Sovereign over His creation, and He uses us to carry out his plans. If it's true that God is in control and that He uses people, the question is... What is our role? What is His plan for you and me in these uncertain times?

Pastor David wraps up the series with a look at the bad news and the good news in Rev 20-22

What is the millennial reign of Christ? What is the purpose of it? What will it be like? Pastor Shane shares what scripture reveals about this amazing future event.

The second coming of Christ from heaven will be personal, visible and glorious, a blessed hope for which we should constantly watch and pray.

Pastor David speaks on the judgement seat of Christ and the marriage supper of the lamb.

What is the tribulation? Pastor Shane shares what Jesus, Daniel & the Apostle Paul taught about this time of great anguish.

Many people are asking are these the last days? if so, What's next? Pastor Shane encourages the church with a teaching on the rapture.

Are we there yet? As we see the world spinning out of control we can't help but ask. "Are we living in the last days"? When will it all take place? Can we even know? The gospel writers devoted a significant amount of information regarding the end times. I believe that while we may not know the days or times, we can see signs that reveal to us what to expect. "There has never be...

The finished work of Christ on the cross gives assurance to those who trust in Him. He completed the work of his Father by offering a perfect sacrifice for sins. Everything that was necessary to free us from sin and make us right with God was accomplished at the cross. It Is Finished!

The four men that brought the Paralytic to Jesus were absolutely convinced that he would heal their friend if they could just get him to Jesus. When they couldn't get to Jesus because of the crowd's, they dug a hole in the roof and lowered the man down to Jesus. That's persistent faith!

As followers of Christ, we can have confidence that we are on the right road to the Father by trusting in Jesus as the our guide.

With all the chaos in the world today it is easy to get distracted and focus on the wrong things . Pastor Shane talks about living in light of eternity and why it should cause us to change our priorities.

Special guest Ricky Garzon shares another message with Living Water about God's Glory.

Guest Speaker Ricky Garzon from Borger, Texas shares an encouraging Father's Day message.

With all the chaos and noise in this world, how do we as followers of Christ, live out our faith in the midst of the noise? How do we live above the noise?

Nothing matters more than love. On its surface, it seems simple enough, but putting God's command to love one another into practice proves to be more difficult.

How does God feel about injustice? What does He want us to do? Micah's prophesy is just as relevant today as it was when it was originally delivered.

Courage is not the absence of fear, but advancing forward in spite of fear.

How do you respond to trials or mistreatment? Today we will look at Paul & Silas's radical response.

The key to overcoming discouragement is to focus not on what is seen but on what is unseen.

At the end of his ministry, out of all the possible instructions that Jesus could leave with his disciples, he modeled for them and us what serving others looks like. In this time of Blank Space, let us make serving others a priority.

One of the greatest responsibilities we have in this life is sharing our faith. As we consider priorities let us never forget to pass our faith on to the next generation.