Luke 14 records Jesus telling two parables about a wedding and a great banquet that reveal powerful truth about what it means to follow Jesus and count the cost in our lives. Are we willing to count the cost of discipleship in our lives? What does it mean to live fully surrendered to the way of Jesus?

Within ourselves we have a longing to be authentic; we want consistency between our inner and outer lives. This is the challenge that we all face within ourselves. But is harmony with our inner and outer self the pinnacle of authenticity? Does this satisfy our desire for true authenticity? We look at these questions through the lense of Romans 14 as we seek to follow the way of Jesus.

Doug and Jan have been serving in Mexico for many years. This week they came to LCF to share about how Jesus wastes nothing. How He uses what you have in your hands to feed the 5000 and then still has enough to supply all of your needs as well.

Matt Vogt joined us this week. His message was based around Our Affection for the Lord and what makes our hearts come alive.

Sermon Tidbit: The Holy Spirit’s job is to give us the very best part of God. We have a million little vices trying to fill our needs, but God wants to satisfy every one of our needs.

Hannah Frishbutter spoke this week. She took us through Ecclesiastes and took a survey of what The Biblical Reality of Our Lives looks like.

In Jesus' last I AM statements in John he speaks of being the vine, a metaphor rich with history for the nation of Israel. It reveals God's heart for his people and what we were created for. We conclude this series by looking at the implications for our lives as followers of Jesus.

What is the way for our lives? How do I find peace, fulfillment, meaning, and purpose? Jesus’ claim "I am the way, the truth, and the life" offers us incredible hope amidst our hearts being troubled. How do we respond to such an audacious claim? Listen as we continue our series " I AM" from John's Gospel.

The church in Philadelphia is one of the two churches not to receive a rebuke from Jesus; instead they receive exhortation and encouragement to patient endurance and to hold on to what they have. How does one do this? That's the focus on this podcast.

What are we looking to for satisfaction? Are we caught up looking at others and finding ourselves in discontentment? Using Psalm 73, Matt looks at what it means for God's people to be satisfied with His goodness.