LWCF Teachings

Pastor Shane dives into Holy Week by challenging believers to think about their "because". Everybody has a reason for choosing whether or not to follow Jesus, but are our hearts in the right place? Join us as we celebrate Palm Sunday and remember the true reason to worship our Savior.

Pastor Shane challenges the church to broaden their view of what worship looks like.

Pastor David teaches that there is only one way to have an abundant and fruitful life, and that is by remaining in the vine, Jesus. In a world full of distractions and to-do lists, Jesus assures his followers that he will continue to nourish them so long as they abide in him.

With all the different beliefs and teachings around the world, each person is faced with the question of how we get to heaven. Many answers have been given, but only one is correct. Join us as Pastor David teaches that Jesus is the way, and no one can get to the Father but though Him (John 14:6).

How would you live if you knew you would never die? Pastor Shane teaches that Jesus is the source for resurrection and life. Those that trust completely in Him will experience life eternal though they may die a physical death.

In Pastor Shane's teaching today, Jesus uses an illustration that would help the people he was speaking to in John chapter 10 understand more about who he is. Jesus references being the shepherd over the sheep to help his audience understand that he is the loving, caring, Savior of the world.

Join us as Pastor Shane continues teaching on the "I Am" statements of Jesus. In John chapter 10 Jesus illustrates that he is the gate of salvation. He alone provides access to eternal life, freedom, and protection to those who enter.

Light is a good thing because it illuminates our path and dispels the darkness. Jesus teaches us in the book of John that he is the light of the world who overcomes the darkness. Join us as Pastor Shane explains the significance of this declaration from Jesus and the implications it has on our lives as believers.

Pastor Shane teaches about Jesus being the Bread of Life, sent from heaven to satisfy and fulfill our need for a Savior. Join us over the next few weeks as we continue to learn about who Jesus is in the new series, "I Am".

No one can escape distractions. They surround us every day at all times. Pastor David encourages us to not allow distractions to keep us from focusing on the mission God has set before us.

It is common for all of us to experience doubt, even the most seasoned believers. Pastor Shane talks about how John the Baptist dealt with his doubt while in prison and how we as believers can process it when it creeps into our lives.

A healthy self esteem is a Christ-centered self esteem. How we see ourselves can cause us to get stuck in the ditch on the road of life.

Just like a GPS device guides us to our destination, God guides us throughout life. To end up where God is leading we must follow his prompts.

As believers, we should embrace, understand and accept the truth that God is in control of our lives. Therefore, It is critical that we include God in all our plans.

What happens when the future we envisioned doesn’t come to pass. How can we trust God throughout this reality?

Student Pastor, Lance Myers teaches on Rev 3.

Pastor Shane looks at two completely different responses to the birth of Christ.

When God chose to announce to the world that He was sending his only begotten Son, he didn't announce it to the Pharisees, Sadducees, Priests, Levites or any other noble. Instead He gave this Epic announcement to the lowly shepherds. This Good News is for All People!

Pastor Shane encourages the church to re-focus on the powerful name of the Jesus this Christmas season.

Pastor David kicks off the Christmas season with a message out of Isaiah 9.

For the believer, giving thanks should come naturally, especially in good times. But what about the tough times? Pastor David reminds us of an important truth during this thanksgiving season.

Pastor Shane delivers a message about finding contentment in a season of discontent.

Life is filled with many distractions, some minor and some major. During difficult trials we are tempted to focus on the wrong things. Pastor Shane encourages the church to re-focus on the source of our Hope In this midst of trials.

As Christians, We are called to a life of love and unity. Therefore we should be careful that our individual liberty of conscience does not violate our call to love one another.

Pastor Shane closes out the series on 1 Peter with a message on spiritual warfare.