God has made great promises to Abram about him having a place and a people. Yet the actions that follow do not reflect the promises instead they put them in jeopardy. What can we learn in practicing our faith from Abram’s example?

Today we make the transition from the generations of Shem to the life of Abram. We look at the promises of God, thier obstacles and the call to go. Like Abram we must decide between livning settled and stopping or being unsettled as we go.

When God's will isn't pursued chaos and confusion are introduced to both the first people's experiences and our own.

The Spirit filled life is not just ideas but new perspective and a changed mind.

The people and etiquette of the Lord's Supper was Pastor's topic using thoughts from Paul's writings.

From the first sermon by Peter at Pentecost , we are shown the inclusiveness and source for Kingdom dreams and visions.

In the words of Jesus we find his dreams for ourselves and the church. We kick off 2019 by reminding ourselves of Jesus’ passion beneath our core values as the LPBC Family.

The son of Isaiah 9:6-7 is God's Son. The message of Christmas is one of great love of both God the Father and Jesus Christ his son. How do respond to this love?

Good News Great Joy. Joy in the birth and our joy now. How can our lives be filled with great joy.

Preparing was God’s active work before Jesus was born. John the Baptist was sent before Jesus to prepare the way. We reflect on the promises of preparation and celebrate how God prepared for our own salvation.