LBFC Weekly Sermons

Authorities bring a woman caught in the act of adultery to Jesus to see what he will do. So Jesus does what his Father sent him to do - bring life.

In John chapter 7, Jesus attends the Feast of Tabernacles, and tells those with ears to hear to get living water from him! It's a remarkable setting for a remarkable invitation.

Jesus offended many who had been following him be telling them to eat his body and drink - what was that? his blood? What's that about? In a nutshell: Jesus is the source of life. He's what we need to live.

We want all the Fathers in our community - both biological and spiritual - to know that they are loved! God has a future of hope and purpose for them. And a part of his purpose is to pass these things on to the younger people around them. What a privilege to celebrate on this day!

Jesus heals a man who couldn't walk for 38 years! Jerusalem leaders, instead of being grateful that one of ther people has been restored to health, are unhappy because Jesus "worked" on the Sabbath, and dispute with Jesus. Jesus tells them he's doing the work of Yahweh, and to believe because they see him doing what God does. Of course, there is more...

Jesus heals a man who had been unable to walk for 38 years. And the authorities complain!

In John 4:43-54, Jesus heals a royal official's son. Jesus talks about signs. Why? Just what did the official believe about Jesus?

Jesus goes back to Galilee through Samaria and meets a Samaritan woman when he stops at Jacob's well. And then things get very interesting!

In this special Mother's Day message, we look at the examples of three mothers mentioned in the gospel accounts: Mary (mother of Jesus), Herodias (mother of Salome), and Salome (?) (mother of James and John, the "Sons of Thunder").