We can give every excuse to keep sinning, but we don't have to live shackled to sin anymore. The Gospel not only has the power to forgive us but it has the power to change us and free us from the bondage of sin. Andy Turner continues in our Foundation series with a message for Baptism Sunday at LCC.

LCC NextGen Kids & Education Minister Kelsie Koch continues in week 4 of the Foundation series, sharing how the Gospel offers the hope of salvation for every one of us who have sinned and missed the mark.

The desire to be justified is hardwired into the human soul... the question is not if you are seeking justification, but how? Guest Speaker Michael DeFazio joins us for a special morning teaching from Romans 5, as we continue in our Foundation series.

When you work for something, your payment is earned... God's acceptance of us is not earned. It is a gift, and we cannot work for it. You are defined by what God has done on your behalf and by who God says that you are. Andy Turner continues in week 2 of our Foundation series, as we continue through the Book of Romans.

The Gospel story is God’s redemptive plan to restore mankind, beginning with Abraham and fulfilled through Jesus. Trey Hardimon introduces our "Foundation" sermon series, as we continue studying through the Book of Romans.

Easter Sunday message from LCC.

There's no such thing as cheap grace. God gave up Christ as a propitiation by his blood, through faith, that he might be just and the justifier to the one who places their faith in Jesus. Propitiation is God demanding payment for sin... and then making the payment for sin. Andy continues in week 8 of our series through Romans.

Andy continues in week 7 of our series on Romans.

Human mistakes don't reflect the character of God; God's faithfulness is not dependent upon our own. LCC Worship Minister Elijah Keen continues in our series from Romans.

People look at outward appearance but the Lord looks at the heart. Andy continues in week 5 of our series on Romans with a message on heart transformation and the difference between knowledge and intimacy.