Lake Springs Church

As we come off of Easter Sunday, we look at the identity that has been given to us because of the resurrection. If we are in Jesus, we have been adopted by the Father, redeemed by the Son, and sealed by the Holy Spirit. May we live into that identity every day.

This Easter Sunday, we look at the story of the resurrection, along with Jesus' final teachings in the Sermon on the Mount. We see the importance of building our lives on the instruction of Jesus and on the resurrection, rather than building our lives on anything that the world has to offer us.

As we continue our study through the Sermon on the Mount, we see Jesus' teaching on asking, seeking, and knocking. God gives good gifts through his will, even when we don't see the good in the moment.

As we continue our study through the Sermon on the Mount, we see Jesus' teachings on self examination. As followers of Jesus, we are to focus on where we need to grow before we focus on where others need to grow. In this sermon, we are walked through the Examen practice.

As we continue our series through the Sermon on the Mount, we look at Jesus' teachings regarding our treasures and our anxieties. We desire to pursue unhurried, uncluttered lives centered on God’s kingdom, free from anxiety and grounded in the Father’s care.

As we continue our series through the Sermon on the Mount, we look at Jesus' teachings around giving, prayer, and fasting. Jesus is telling his followers to do these things for the Lord, not for the recognition of others. We seek to live lives that are seeking God's will, not our own.

As we continue our journey through the Sermon on the Mount, we see Jesus' teachings about love and compassion, especially toward our enemies. We see that the Jesus way is to choose compassion over retaliation and to pray for those who oppose us. Jesus calls us to love without condition.

As we continue our journey through the Sermon on the Mount, we look at Jesus' teachings around lust, divorce, and oath keeping. We see that Jesus wants us to live lives of integrity and that we honor others by practicing purity, faithfulness, honesty, and dignity in every interaction.

In this sermon, we look at how we, as believers, are bridges between heaven and earth. It is our job to be ambassadors of the New Creation.

We continue our study through the Sermon on the Mount as we explore Jesus' teaching on reconciliation. We see that Jesus wants changed hearts, not just changed behaviors. We reconcile with others because Jesus has reconciled us to God.

As we continue our journey through our beliefs and values as a church, we look at Jesus' teaching about being salt and light. We see that we, as followers of Jesus, are called to be salt and light to a dark world.

As we continue our journey through our beliefs and values as a church, we begin exploring the Sermon on the Mount and see what a blessed life really looks like.

As we continue looking at the future of Lake Springs Church, we explore the foundation of the church and see what the mission of Lake Springs Church will be going forward.

As we continue exploring the foundations of our beliefs, we look at the question of who am I? Who has God made me to be and what is my purpose as a human being?

As we start the new year, we are looking at how we, as Lake Springs Church, can be a working model of the Kingdom right here in Holly Springs. To kick off this series, we have to answer one of the most important questions: Who is God?

As we continue our series looking at the promises that were fulfilled in Jesus, we look at the promise made to David about his kingdom. We see that Jesus fulfilled this promise and established David's throne forever. If Jesus is our King, we have to look at our lives to ask if we are truly living as citizens of His Kingdom.

As we continue our Promises series, we look at the promise made to Abraham and we see that the promise made to Abraham is good news for all people.

This advent season, we are looking at God's promises that were fulfilled in the birth of Jesus. In Genesis 1, we see that, though sin separated us from God, God made a promise of redemption.

God’s loving kindness provides redemption, as Ruth is redeemed and the Davidic line is redeemed. Ruth’s story leads to Jesus. We see that we worship a God that refuses to abandon his creation in brokenness.

In this message, we continue in the story of Ruth as we explore Ruth 3. We see Ruth be bold in her faith as she approaches Boaz and we learn what it means to be bold in our faith as well.

In this sermon, we explore Ruth chapter 2 as we see God's loyal love in display through daily provision. He provides for us in the extraordinary events of life and in the ordinary, everyday aspects of life.

This week, we begin our series through the book of Ruth as we explore Ruth chapter 1. In this chapter, we see the hesed of God being shown to Naomi in the midst of her loss. We see that it’s often in our deepest losses that we clearly see God’s loyal love.

In this concluding sermon in our series through the fruit of the Spirit, David Rengifo takes us through self control as we see what it means to live a life governed by the Holy Spirit.

In this sermon, Mark Wohlschlager continues our series through the Fruit of the Spirit where we look at the idea of patience and how we can have patience as we faithfully wait on the Holy Spirit.

In this sermon, we continue our study through the Fruit of the Spirit as we look at the idea of gentleness. We see that the heart of Jesus is gentle and humble and a life led by the Spirit allows us to live this way as well.