LCC Sunday Messages

Life today may feel overwhelming. You may feel like a ship at sea, tossed back and forth by the winds and waves of these trying times. When the storms begin to rage, where do you look for hope? There is only One who can shelter us through the storm. There is only One who grants peace. He is our Savior, Friend, Guide, and Anchor. His name is Jesus! Are you ANCHORED in Him?

Death is defeated. The tomb is empty. Jesus rose again forever victorious. Because He lives we can have life everlasting by faith through grace. Let us celebrate the Risen King! Jesus is our life!

Hope. It's a deep desire longing to be fulfilled. All around the world, people are looking for hope. They are longing for deliverance, freedom, healing, provision, and peace. Where is true hope found? It is only found in one place. Jesus is our hope!

Today, our world is looking for provision. Many who had plenty just a few weeks ago are not sure how they are going to make ends meet. People are looking for answers. Ultimately, our provision comes from one source. Jesus is our provider.

Many people are struggling to find physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual healing. That struggle can be a costly one, filled with doubt and disappointment. Perhaps it's time to rethink what healing is and to trust the Healer, Jesus Christ, in every circumstance and through every pain.

Jesus is our Deliverer! Not only did Jesus come to be our Savior, He came to set us free daily from the sin that keeps us in chains. Let Jesus be your deliverer, and walk out of your self-made prison, free!

Have you ever felt trapped? Have you been caught in a situation where there seemed like there was no way out? Have you longed for someone to come to your rescue? This week, we begin our new series Jesus Is by looking at the profound truth that Jesus is our Savior. He is the only one who can truly come to our rescue and His power is mighty to save and sustain.

We all need a REBOOT from time to time. In our current series Reboot, we are looking at what it takes to reset our lives in Christ, and to be a church that loves God, loves people, and makes disciples.

We’ve already seen how important it is to Plug In to Jesus, our source of life, and Power Up in our relationship with God through a lifestyle of prayer. We’ve been reminded of the importance of obeying God’s Basic Instructions. To truly Reboot, we must be living in the Word, allowing it to transform us by the working of the Holy Spirit.

We’ve been challenged to live a lifestyle of worship, allowing worship to function as our Operating System as we live for God every day. We’ve been called to recognize the value of Connecting with the Body of Christ. Every believer needs to be part of a local church, and live a missional life fulfilling the Great Commission and Great Commandment.

We were challenged to perform a System Restore in our lives. We cannot live thinking that our lives are all about us. It’s all about God! We show our love for God and others by being faithful stewards of the time, talent, and treasure He has given. Last week we asked the question, “What does it mean to follow Jesus?” Jesus calls His followers to go and make disciples in all the world. This week, Pastor Greg will complete our series by calling us to seek first the Kingdom of God!

Today we will ask the question, “What does it mean to follow Jesus?” Jesus called his followers to go and make disciples in all the world.

What does a disciple of Christ truly look like? The call to follow Jesus is not a call to worldly comfort but genuine peace. We give Jesus all that we are and everything that we have, laying down our lives, so that in Him we may truly have real life.

In our current series Reboot, we are looking at what it takes to reset our lives in Christ, and to be a church that loves God, loves people, and makes disciples. We’ve already seen how important it is to Plug In to Jesus, our source of life, and Power Up in our relationship with God through a lifestyle of prayer. We’ve been reminded of the importance of obeying God’s Basic Instructions. To truly Reboot, we must be living in the Word, allowing it to transform us by the working of the Holy Spirit. We’ve been challenged to live a lifestyle of worship, allowing worship to function as our Operating System as we live for God every day.

Last week, we called everyone to recognize the value of Connecting with the Body of Christ. Every believer needs to be part of a local church, and live a missional life fulfilling the Great Commission and Great Commandment. This week, we will be challenged to perform a System Restore in our lives. We need to recognize the importance of good stewardship of the gifts God has given us. How do we use our time, talent, and treasure to show our love for God and others?