LCC Sunday Messages

Our current series Reboot is challenging us to reset and be restored to what God has intended for us. Today we will see the importance of connecting with one another through the body of Christ. Every follower of Christ needs to be part of a local church. We need one another. What does it look like to partner in the mission God has given Life Church?

Worship is so much more than gathering together on Sundays as the church. It's so much more than a song on our lips. Worship is how we live each and every day. It's time to live a lifestyle of worship to the Lord.

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. Today we will look at the Basic Instructions God has given us in His Word. To truly Reboot, we must be living in the Word, allowing it to transform us by the working of the Holy Spirit.

Last week, we were challenged to plug in to the only source of real life, Jesus Christ. Once we plug in, it's time to power up. But how do we power up as followers of Christ? How can we reboot without prayer?

Something just isn't right. Can you feel it? Don't you think it's time to reset, restart, and reboot? The first step in rebooting our lives is to be connected to the one and only source of all life, Jesus Christ! From that starting point, the reboot can begin, and our lives be transformed by the power of God. Are you plugged in?

Missionaries Alex and Kathryn Humphreys share about there experience reaching people of Japan. To follow along with the Humphreys and their work in Japan or to support them, check out their website at http://livingthedreamjapan.squarespace.com/.

This week we conclude our series, Carols of the King, by examining the carol, Joy to the World.

Tonight we ponder the wonder, mystery, and majesty of that “Silent Night” two thousand years ago. Let us worship the One who was born the Holy Infant so tender and mild, but now rules and reigns as Savior, Lord, and King!

This week we continue our series, Carols of the King, by examining the carol, Hark! The Herald Angels Sing.

This week we continue our series, Carols of the King, by examining the joyful and triumphant song, O Come, All Ye Faithful. May this song challenge us all to worship Christ with the adoration He deserves!