As we continue this series on “The Impact of Obedience”, Pastor Tim Mangan challenges us to look at the Bible and shape our identity to match what god is calling us to be. Though difficult, by working through these challenges and cultivating our obedience to god we will surely be blessed in all that we do.

“Choose life! This is gods heart! Choose life so that you and your children may live!” - Deuteronomy 30:15-20

As we begin a new series, Past Tim Mangan tackles the concept of obedience and goes on to explain that our subservience to god should never be seen as a burden, but as a blessing.

"My obedience to god is a direct result of my heart towards him"

Guest preacher Steph Mangan touches on our own resistance to change and how that works contrary to gods plan for us.

In the third and final episode of our annual Heart for the House Series, Pastor Tim Mangan discusses the importance of having a heart for God’s House and one another. Much of the time that requires our willingness to sacrifice.

“Faith accompanied by itself without action is dead”

In the second episode of our annual Heart for the House Series Pastor Tim Mangan explains that god has heart not just for his house, but for ours as well. He wants to bless our homes, we just need to put our trust and faith in him.

Pastor Tim Mangan begins a new series detailing the importance of sowing into the church as we approach our annual Heart for the House event. He goes on to explain the vision Jesus had for the church and how his sacrifice created a way for us to come together and invest in one another.

Former Life Church founding member Jason Gray visits from Norway and speaks on the importance of perspective when dealing with challenges in our life.

"The obstacles that we face don't have to determine or define our life. Who god has called you to be is on the other side of that obstacle."

Happy Easter everyone! Rejoice for Jesus has risen! As we come to gather to celebrate Easter, pastor Tim Mangan explains how Jesus rising from the dead provided us with new life and the importance of not looking for it in dead things.