A Christian servant is someone who gives out of the abundance of what Jesus has given them.

Jesus calls each and every one of his followers to be on Mission; if you're a Christian then you're a missionary wherever you go, whether it's at home, work, school, uni, that cafe you go to each day; everywhere. The basic premise for mission is this: Go everywhere, Tell everyone. At LCC we are missionaries, and so as missionaries we go.

One of the most wonderful doctrines of the Christian faith is the doctrine of adoption, which tells us that since we have been justified by faith in Jesus Christ, we are now adopted into God’s gigantic family! We are a family, and so as a family, we gather.

Jesus encounters a rich young ruler whom it appears was an obvious candidate for salvation. When the young man asks him a question, Jesus' response makes him sad.

The greatest priority in our Christian faith ought to be that we place ourselves at the feet of Jesus and listen to his words.

As Jesus hung on the cross, he encountered a thief undergoing the same punishment. The thief miraculously cries out to Jesus in faith, and Jesus extends salvation to perhaps the most unlikely person on earth.

The gospels are full of encounters that made a profound impact on those who spoke with Jesus. Jesus meets people at their point of need; when they are in desperate need of answers revealing his grace, love, mercy toward them. Today’s sermon is about a tax collector named Zacchaeus. He was rich, powerful, and universally despised. In a brief encounter, his life is turned around because Jesus came to seek and save the lost!

The gospels are full of encounters that made a profound impact on those who spoke with Jesus. Jesus meets people at their point of need; when they are in desperate need of answers revealing his grace, love, mercy toward them. Today’s sermon is about a sinful woman and a proud Pharisee. It’s always surprising who Jesus extends salvation to.