Lifetree Community Church

Lifetree Community Church

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Lifetree Community Church episodes

  • A Royal Priesthood: Part 4

    The past few weeks, we have been looking at the Aaronic Blessing found in Numbers 6. This Sunday, we explored the next part of the blessing - "May the Lord be gracious to you" and what it meant for those who heard it first and what it means for us today.

    41 min
  • A Royal Priesthood: Part 3

    The past few weeks we have been exploring the oldest known piece of Scripture - a 3,000 year old passage from Numbers 6 called the Aaronic or Priestly Blessing. This week, we specifically looked at the third part, "May the Lord smile on you", and learned what it means for us and what we should do with it.

    37 min
  • A Royal Priesthood: Part 2

    Last week, we learned that we, as the church, are considered the new Royal Priesthood by God.  We read and received the blessing that God gave to Aaron, the first High Priest of Israel and the brother of Moses. This week, we focused on the words “And Protect You” and what it means in our lives and those around us today.

    37 min
  • A Royal Priesthood: Part 1

    Last week we shared we believe God has revealed this will be a year of Perfect Peace, and the first step on the journey to that peace is understanding what God has spoken over us. Over the next few weeks, we are going to be exploring the Aaronic Blessing, the oldest Biblical text known to man, and the importance it has on our lives today.

    35 min
  • A Year of Perfect Peace

    Time changes things, and as time changes, what God is doing changes. So, with the start of the new year, God is turning our attention to a new focus. In His divine wisdom and goodness, He is planting a new seed in us. In 2025, we believe God is telling us, it is time for His PERFECT PEACE.

    43 min

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Lifetree provides opportunities for people to grow in their relationships with God, their family, and their community.