LCM Sermons

"Holy Pilgrimage," delivered by Pastors Spencer and Wade, emphasizes the sacred journey of believers as we strive to live a life set apart for God. This message draws from passages like 1 Peter 1:13-19 and 2 Timothy 2:20-21, urging the congregation to embrace holiness not as moral perfection but as being distinct and dedicated to God's purposes. By referencing the Tabernacle and its holy nature, this sermon illustrates that holiness involves being set apart for divine use, much like the sanctuary and its furnishings. The call to holiness is a call to reject former passions and to live in a manner that reflects God's character, ultimately leading to a closer relationship with Him.

"Gloves Off," delivered by Brothers Nick and Timothy, stresses the need for us to adopt a warrior-like mentality in our spiritual battles. Drawing from passages such as Psalm 144:1-2 and 1 Corinthians 9:24-27, the message encouraged us to engage in relentless, action-oriented faith. It highlights the importance of personal holiness, discipline, and the expectation of victory, regardless of the challenges faced. Referencing biblical figures like Joshua, Caleb, and David's mighty men, the sermon underscores the necessity of standing firm and fighting alongside our fellow brothers. Ultimately, it calls for a gloves-off approach, urging the saints to fight with unwavering determination and to support one another in our spiritual journey

The sermon delivered by Pastors Linton and Abimbola, centers on the concept of being "Unbalanced" in our faith and actions. We were challenged to adopt an unrestrained, disproportionate approach to our spiritual journey, emphasizing that true commitment to God's will often appears excessive or overzealous. By drawing parallels with biblical figures like the Apostle Paul and Joshua, this message underscores the importance of relentless, faith-filled actions and the transformative power of God's presence. This sermon called for a warrior ethos, urging the saints to embrace discipline, endure hardships, and maintain an unwavering expectation of victory, regardless of the challenges faced.

Called to Change One Life at a Time!

Our God is so good to LCM to help us connect with the "ancient paths" that Jeremiah 6 speaks of! With no power, no running water, no video recording... and no complaining! Pastor Spencer & Pastor Wade help set our hearts aright and set our walk on the righteous path of loving God's discipline. God's use of discipline, judgment, and correction are designed to move us beyond our weaknesses & our sin in order that we become the warrior's that God always intended. LCM is rising in tenacity, resolve, and forcefulness that causes us to lean into the discipline & difficulty that are before us. Let this sermon correct your thinking, revive your heart, and set your hand to the work that God has set before you!

Called to Change One Life at a Time!

In a powerful sermon delivered on August 3, 2025, Pastors Treaster and Wade inspired us to embrace God's grace to live righteously and sacrificially, drawing from 2 Corinthians 6:1-10. The sermon highlighted Jesus' ultimate sacrifice and urged us to endure hardships for the Kingdom of God. By drawing parallels between the American Revolution and the church's spiritual revolution, the charge rang forth for sacrificial faith and investment in advancing God's Kingdom, concluding with a challenge to embrace the cry, "Give me liberty to fulfill your will, Lord, or give me death so that others may live."

Called to Change One Life at a Time!

The sermon delivered brother Paul Rosales and Pastor Justin Linton was a powerful call to revive hope, maintain transparency, and adopt a joyful warrior attitude during challenging times. They emphasized the importance of enduring the "death of a vision" until God breathes life into it in His timing. The message was both convicting and liberating, freeing us from the need to appear perfect while being perfected. These men drew inspiration from Dietrich Bonhoeffer, a German pastor who bravely stood against Nazism and paid the ultimate price for his faith. Bonhoeffer's life and teachings, particularly his book "The Cost of Discipleship," were highlighted as an example of paying the cost to follow Christ joyfully. The sermon concluded with a call to open wide our hearts in transparency and embrace the Sacred Charge of following Christ, despite the cost.

Called to Change One Life at a Time!