It’s hard to believe God has a plan when our lives are spiraling out of control or we’ve hit rock bottom. But what if he uses our circumstances to fuel a sense of purpose and passion for us in the future? Furthermore, what if God has placed us in a unique position to spark purpose and hope in someone else’s life, to change the trajectory of their future?

When we're in the space between what we hope God will do and what he actually does, it can be easy to fall into fear and anxiety. But our God has a plan–and the meantime is when we can lean on what we know is true about his plan for us.

When God blesses us in our lives, it isn't just for our benefit. Too often we choose to put self-preservation ahead of God's plan for us—but what would he be able to do through us if we realized it isn't all about us? Join us as we learn more about the story of Esther and the concept of providence.

When we're in the middle of the mess, it's hard to imagine that God is still working. But the truth is that he has positioned us right where we are today—and when we trust that there is a good plan, we can trust that God's providence will work through it.

When things in our lives aren't going as planned, we ask two questions: "Why?" and "Where is God?" But when we learn to value God's providence over our preferences, we can start to see the truth in what he has for us over what we want for ourselves. It may be Friday in your world, but Sunday is coming.

Shame strikes at our identity and makes us question who we are. But God has already told us the truth—if we're in Christ, we are chosen, purchased, free, and forgiven. Are you willing to accept the grace you've been offered?

The story behind Baptism looks a lot like a story of rescue. Celebrate with us as we hear the stories of what God is doing in the lives and hearts of the people in our communities on Baptism Weekend at LCBC.

God can do amazing things through our lives when we decide to trust him. Join us in celebrating what he's already doing in the lives of over 11,000 of us who went through Financial Peace University!

When we're stuck in our shame, we begin believing the story we tell about ourselves, even if it's not the truth. But Jesus has the antidote to shame—his grace. And when we share our shame, we learn to live un-stuck.

Shame can make us believe the lie that what we're labeled as defines who we are. But the truth about who we are rests in what God says about us. Are you ready to get a new label?