LCM Sermons

Faces of Lions delivered by Pastor Wade and Pastor Matthew, speaks to the core of who LCM is. We can take great confidence that as we approach our Father, and meet with him face to face, it causes us to go out with empowerment to do His very will. Like King David, the one thing that we desire is to be with our King and to be in this very presence, walking through the elements of His Tabernacle, until we meet with Him in the most holy place. In His presence is where we are changed, and from what we have experienced in His presence, we then take that to the rest of the world full of power and confidence.

There is much to be gleaned from engaging with the parable of the minas in Luke 19. There are the subjects of the kingdom, the unfaithful servant who buries his mina, and the faithful servants who give their master an increase. However, brothers Gabriel Stephens and Cody Stephens helped us to engage with the characters in this parable that we don't often think about. The greater number are the 7/10 servants who are not even mentioned. These were described as unremarkable, and we got to wrestle with what are unremarkable traits. Moreover, we were inspired to live remarkable lives in Christ by remembering who he made us and walking in it, not letting go of these truths. Let this message convict and inspire you unto living a "Remarkable" life.

After the glorious sendoff of Elder Boz and Natalie to the nation of Romania. We have taken some time to reflect on what Adonai has done here at LCM and through the One Association in the last nine months. What extraordinary times and achievements we are living in. Through mutual sacrifice, a tenacity to fight, and an all out pursuit of Kingdom, we are experiencing and living in times that we only used to dream about. With all that said, “We're Just Getting Started”. It is time to go deeper and fan into flame what we have been entrusted. We're Just Getting Started is the attitude toward our mission to win the world for Jesus Christ. We are more accountable today than we have ever been. Therefore, we will not shrink back, back up, or be seduced away from accomplishing all that King Jesus said that we will. If we can look back and see what has been accomplished in the last nine months, then how much more the next nine months! We are excited for the days that are ahead, because We’re Just Getting Started.

Called to Change One Life at a Time!

A Father’s Gift delivered by the pastors of LCM, was a reminder of how precious the gift of Elder Boz and Natalie are to the body of LCM, and the One Association as a whole. In their final sermon with us, we celebrated their life and the exemplary model they have been to us during their time here at LCM. We have been blessed by their lives over the years and are honored to have sent them off to Romania, to complete the work that Adonai has ordained for them to do in the Balkans. As we heard from Elder Boz in his final words to the congregation of LCM, we were reminded of the serious call to discipleship, sacrifice, and complete abandonment of all other pursuits to complete the call on our lives. What Elder Boz and Natalie have demonstrated for in their faith, is of the same quality, caliber, and quarry of the faith of Abraham and Sarah. Although we will miss Elder Boz and Natalie, the greatest honor we can show towards them, is to live in the same way they have modeled for us, with sacrificial actions that strengthens the next generation, so that they may further the work of the Kingdom.

Give us today our daily bread is the hearts cry of the people of God this morning. There has been an abundance of heavenly provision that the Father always provides for his people. From the days of Moses, Adonai provided for his people manna in abundance while they were in the desert. We too have also had this same provision from the Lord in the form of His word more times than we can count. As we consume and devour his word, it is what causes us to consume and devour the enemies that stand before us. The more of his word we devour, the more of the enemies we devour. It is time to fight, because we have been given an Abundance of Bread.

In the books of the Kings, often times a mans life can be summarized in one of two sentences. He either did or did not walk in the ways of his father David. David is such a special character in the scriptures because he gives us the blueprint for how to win in the kingdom. When you look at a man like David, you don't see a perfect man, but you do see a man who is wholehearted. Ah yes, that's it! In failure, in difficulty, and triumph alike, he sought the Lord wholeheartedly. This is what set men like him and Caleb apart. Let us devote ourselves wholeheartedly in the same way that these men sought their God.

This action-packed sermon will keep you on the edge of your seats. There is a shift that has taken place inside of the sons of the living God. Pastor Matthew and Pastor Abimbola, deliver a powerful and inspiring word of the Expectancy to Win. We can have an expectancy to win because we are secure sons of our Father, and we will ask boldly for His will on the earth. We will not let up, shut up, or back up from what we know God has said. We will demonstrate unwavering faith until we see it happen. Through the lives of men in the Bible who inspire us, like Caleb and many others, this expectancy to win, is the biblical normative experience that all believers get to live out. Our gaze is set, our determination is firm, our feet are moving forward in faith, because we have an expectancy to win!

When you wake up to the fact that you have been set free from your chains, you are free to fight for the freedom of others. Wake up to the fact that you have been set free. When that revelation is established in you, the natural progression is that you become a "Freedom Fighter".

Brothers Paul Rosales & Asad Robinson spurred us on with this fiery message, grounded in their own experience and practice. These two generals of men called us up to fight for the brotherhood and to rely on the brotherhood until we all reach unity in the faith.

JYD is the gritty attitude to bear down and fight for the covenant God has made to his people Israel. Throughout the Bible, we see many Gentiles who stood with the people of God through turbulent times (they showed the JYD attitude). One man who is an exemplary model of standing with the nation of Israel and fighting for their covenant, is Caleb, the son of Jephunneh. Examining the life of Caleb, and the character that he displays through the scriptures, inspires us to show the same tenacious loyalty to the God of the covenant, and the people of the covenant. We will demonstrate a JYD attitude to honor, carry, and fight to see all the promises made by the Lord to his people Israel. This is the "Junkyard Dog" heart that every Gentile who love Jesus needs to have inside of them.