In Called by Name: When Grace Rewrites Your Life, we explore how Zacchaeus’ encounter with Jesus led to real, visible transformation. Through Luke 19:8–9, discover how grace brings a new direction, new values, and a new identity rooted in Christ. This message invites you to experience the kind of grace that doesn’t just forgive your past—it rewrites your future.

In Week 2 of Called by Name, we explore what it means to be fully seen by Jesus and still deeply loved. Examining some  powerful Scriptures, this message reveals how our true identity is formed not by performance, but by receiving grace. Discover the freedom that comes from being personally invited, completely known, and unconditionally loved by Christ.

In our new series, Called by Name, we explore the story of Zacchaeus and discover how desperation can become the doorway to encountering Jesus. Through Luke 19:1–4, this message reveals how shame loses its power, comfort loosens its grip, and the crowd’s voice fades when we are determined to see Christ. This sermon invites you to experience what it means to be truly seen, personally invited, and quietly changed by Jesus.

Parenting has a way of exposing both our deepest hopes, fears and our greatest needs. In Week 5 of What Do You Want?, we hear Jesus’ question applied to one of the most sacred callings we carry: raising and shaping the next generation. Whether you’re in the thick of parenting or influencing the next generation in quieter ways, this message calls us to parent with intentionality, presence, and eternal perspective

In Week 4 of What Do You Want From Me?, we invite Jesus into one of the most formative areas of our lives—our work. In this message, scripture helps us clarify calling, heal our perspective on work, and reframe our careers as worship and mission.

Rather than chasing outcomes or success, this sermon calls us to faithfulness—trusting God with direction, purpose, and impact in every season of our working lives.

In Week 3 of What Do You Want From Me?, we reflect on Jesus’ heart for marriage through Mark 10:6–9. This message invites couples to ask a deeper question at the start of a new year: What do we want Jesus to do in our marriage?

In Week 2 of What Do You Want From Me?, we explore how God uses friendships as a primary tool for spiritual formation. Drawing from Scripture, this message invites us to seek relationships with purpose, anchor our friendships in faithful presence, and encourage one another toward growth in Christ.

As Jesus asks, “What do you want Me to do for you?”, we’re challenged to consider who we are walking with—and who we are becoming together.

In this opening message of the What Do You Want? series, we explore why Jesus asked the blind man a question He already knew the answer to. Not to gather information—but to recognize human value, clarify desire, and invite unique faith. Jesus pauses, gives His full attention, and draws out the heart before performing a miracle.

In this post-Christmas message from LifeChurchNV, we slow down with Luke 2:16–20 to discover why Christmas was never meant to be rushed. As Mary treasures and ponders and the shepherds respond with worship, we’re invited to linger long enough for the story of Jesus to truly shape us.

In Week 3 of our Joy to the World Christmas series, we explore “The Wonders of His Love.” Rooted in Ephesians 3:16–19, discover how God’s love moves toward us first, reaches farther than our failures, and brings real change to our hearts and lives.