LCC Podcasts

This week Jason Bohl is our guest and we have a wonderful discussion. In this time of turmoil we must ask ourselves are we informed by fear of formed by faith. Thank you for listening. Have a great Thanksgiving!!

In this week's podcast, we talk politics.... again! Don't worry, this too shall pass! What we discuss is where do we go from here? The election has taken a toll on many Americans' psyches and even their faith, in both America and in Christ. So the question is.... What's next?

This week we discuss the complexities of being a Christian in the workplace. To augment the usual crew we are fortunate to have Jon Burgess as a guest. We hear some testimony and being a Christian in the workplace. Please share and enjoy

In this week's podcast, we realize we are on the heels of a big election, so we talk about our two main Presidential candidates and why we as Christians might vote for each one (or not). And yes, we put ourselves on the spot for your enjoyment!

In this week's podcast, Kevin, Codey, and Nate discuss Spiritual Gifts and how God pushes us to use them for the glory of Him. How can we serve each and the Lord through our gifts.

This week we delve into being a spiritual leader of the home. Kevin, Codey, and Nelson candidly discuss their strengths and weaknesses as leaders in the home.

In this week's episode, several topics are covered including the divisiveness involving the shooting of Breonna Taylor and how there is a need to understand both sides and form relationships to help solve issues and differing opinions. We also discuss how "organized religion" can also (believe it or not), help fuel relationships and action that can help situations like this.

This week we discuss the sensitivity of our culture and the dynamics with all that is going on around us. We talk about how we fit into this equation as believers and how we should respond.

This week Kevin, Codey, and Nelson discuss politics in a difficult time of polarization.

This week we continue the subject of sex trafficking and the effects on our community and culture.