Life Church Livonia

In many areas of our life, this feels almost effortless. But, what about the hard times? What about the seasons when we feel like God is distant, inconsistent or confusing? The Psalms are full of examples of David worshipping in times just like these. There are seven different words used for worship in the Psalms. Some are for times of doubt. Others for times of joy. Some are for the awkward in between.
Join us at LifeChurch Livonia as we explore the book of Psalms and learn how even in the darkest places, we can turn our small voices into a Holy Roar. 

This week's word was Towdah. Preached by Alex Rahill on 6-24-18.

In many areas of our life, this feels almost effortless. But, what about the hard times? What about the seasons when we feel like God is distant, inconsistent or confusing? The Psalms are full of examples of David worshipping in times just like these. There are seven different words used for worship in the Psalms. Some are for times of doubt. Others for times of joy. Some are for the awkward in between.
Join us at LifeChurch Livonia as we explore the book of Psalms and learn how even in the darkest places, we can turn our small voices into a Holy Roar.

Preached by Brian Nanninga on 6-10-17.

Today we took some time to talk about our vision for the children in our church and celebrate with some of our families as they dedicated to raise their children in a way that honors God. It was a beautiful manifesto of who we desire to become as a church as these children grow into the next leaders of the church in Livonia, Michigan, and America.

How do we learn to love the people who hurt us most? Why should we even try? Join us as we explore how to love our enemies.

Preached by Alex Rahill on 5-27-18.

We are the result of our decisions. While we agonize over little things like what to wear and what to eat, we often pay little attention to the choices that have the biggest impact on our lives. We want to be fit, but choose the cake. We want margin, but choose to fill our schedules. We want a strong marriage, but choose control. The good news is that your story isn't over, and there are still many choices left to make. So what kind of life will "I Choose"?

Preached by Brian Nanninga on 5-20-18.

We are the result of our decisions. While we agonize over little things like what to wear and what to eat, we often pay little attention to the choices that have the biggest impact on our lives. We want to be fit, but choose the cake. We want margin, but choose to fill our schedules. We want a strong marriage, but choose control. The good news is that your story isn't over, and there are still many choices left to make. So what kind of life will "I Choose"?

Preached by Brian Nanninga on 5-13-18.

We are the result of our decisions. While we agonize over little things like what to wear and what to eat, we often pay little attention to the choices that have the biggest impact on our lives. We want to be fit, but choose the cake. We want margin, but choose to fill our schedules. We want a strong marriage, but choose control. The good news is that your story isn't over, and there are still many choices left to make. So what kind of life will "I Choose"?

Preached by Brian Nanninga on 5-6-18.

We are the result of our decisions. While we agonize over little things like what to wear and what to eat, we often pay little attention to the choices that have the biggest impact on our lives. We want to be fit, but choose the cake. We want margin, but choose to fill our schedules. We want a strong marriage, but choose control. The good news is that your story isn't over, and there are still many choices left to make. So what kind of life will "I Choose"?

Preached by Brian Nanninga on 4-29-18.

After the crucifixion, the first Christians expected to find death. Instead, on Easter morning, they found life! That new life set them free and allowed them to say goodbye to religion. Join us at LifeChurch as we explore how that same life can still set us free and empower us to say "Goodbye" as well.

Preached by Brian Nanninga on 4-22-18.

After the crucifixion, the first Christians expected to find death. Instead, on Easter morning, they found life! That new life set them free and allowed them to say goodbye to religion. Join us at LifeChurch as we explore how that same life can still set us free and empower us to say "Goodbye" as well.

Preached by Dan Pratt on 4-15-18.