Text: Genesis 2:1-3, Exodus 20:8-11, Matthew 11:28-30, Deuteronomy 5:12-15(all ESV)

Focus: Rest is a command and a gift from God, rooted in both physical and spiritual renewal. This week, we will explore how observing regular rest (Sabbath) provides a rhythm for our lives that restores our spirit, mind, and body.

Text: Matthew 6:5-13, Philippians 4:6-7

Focus: Prayer is our primary means of communication with God, and it is essential for maintaining spiritual health. This week, we will discuss the significance of both personal and corporate prayer, and how it deepens our relationship with God.

Application: Learning to pray in a way that aligns our hearts with God’s will, and cultivating a life of continual prayer.

Join us for a special LCC Remix: A conversation with Pastor Max Pyra from Poland. Hear his testimony and get just a glimpse of what the Lord is doing through his ministry in Europe.

Focus: God calls us to grow in community, and we will look at the role of fellowship in the life of a believer. The early church is a model of a vibrant community that encourages, corrects, and supports one another.

Application: How to invest in authentic Christian relationships and why we need one another to thrive in faith.

The discipline of study involves engaging deeply with Scripture. This week, we will explore the importance of Scripture in shaping our worldview, decisions, and actions.

The series begins by examining worship—not just as an event but as a way of life. We will explore the importance of worship as the foundation of our relationship with God, and how it aligns our hearts to His purposes.

Can there be a perfect Christmas? It is so easy to get caught up in the busyness of the season so let's take time to remember how Jesus changed the world and the impact He had and is having on humanity. He truly is the reason for the season. 

We often imagine Jesus born in a wooden stable with animals nearby, but the Bible simply says there was no room in the inn, and He was placed in a manger. Whether a cave, a room attached to a house, or a stable, the significance is that the King of Kings was born in humble circumstances. Join us this week as we focus on how this humility reflects God’s heart toward the lowly.

Many believe that the three wise men were present at Jesus' birth. In reality, they arrived much later. The myth of their immediate presence diminishes the message of persistence in seeking Christ. The wise men's long journey symbolizes the ongoing search for truth in a world that needs a Savior. Christ is worth the long and arduous search, and those who seek Him will find life-altering truth.

This week we catch up with Pastor Mark LeHew and kick off our new Christmas series.