Lighthouse Weekly Podcast

God has called His people not to live small, self-focused lives, but to shine His light and bring His love into the world. As individuals and as the church, we are God’s hands and feet in our communities—called to give, serve, bless, and act with intentional love. This series will inspire believers to live beyond themselves, to see opportunities all around them, and to make a real dicerence for the Kingdom of God

In this message, we look at generosity and giving of our finances. We'll discover that generosity is a result of devotion, an act of worship and an overflow of love.

God has called His people not to live small, self-focused lives, but to shine His light and bring His love into the world. As individuals and as the church, we are God’s hands and feet in our communities—called to give, serve, bless, and act with intentional love. This series will inspire believers to live beyond themselves, to see opportunities all around them, and to make a real dicerence for the Kingdom of God

God has called His people not to live small, self-focused lives, but to shine His light and bring His love into the world. As individuals and as the church, we are God’s hands and feet in our communities—called to give, serve, bless, and act with intentional love. This series will inspire believers to live beyond themselves, to see opportunities all around them, and to make a real dicerence for the Kingdom of God

God has called His people not to live small, self-focused lives, but to shine His light and bring His love into the world. As individuals and as the church, we are God’s hands and feet in our communities—called to give, serve, bless, and act with intentional love. This series will inspire believers to live beyond themselves, to see opportunities all around them, and to make a real dicerence for the Kingdom of God

We learn from Jesus that love sees people others overlook, love serves when it could be served and love makes room, even when it’s inconvenient.

God has called His people not to live small, self-focused lives, but to shine His light and bring His love into the world. As individuals and as the church, we are God’s hands and feet in our communities—called to give, serve, bless, and act with intentional love. This series will inspire believers to live beyond themselves, to see opportunities all around them, and to make a real dicerence for the Kingdom of God

Statistics show that most people are not engaged in their work which is a sign that their work lacks meaning. For the Christian, our Mondays have just as much meaning as our Sundays.

We look at how we can be engaged in a "Great Work" in our vocation by 1) Seeking the Heart of God, 2) Seeking the hand of God, 3) Seeking the Glory of God.

God has called His people not to live small, self-focused lives, but to shine His light and bring His love into the world. As individuals and as the church, we are God’s hands and feet in our communities—called to give, serve, bless, and act with intentional love. This series will inspire believers to live beyond themselves, to see opportunities all around them, and to make a real dicerence for the Kingdom of God.

God’s Kingdom is not a distant reality or only a future hope. It is present, active, and filled with miraculous power that is still evidenced today. It is a Kingdom where God’s power breaks into human need, bringing healing, restoration, provision, and transformation. Miracles are a natural expression of His Kingdom, and in the Bible, we see they can happen when faith rises to meet God’s promises. Often, discouragement and doubt blind us to the authority God has given us to exercise, but when we dare to believe we position ourselves to see the supernatural at work. As followers of Christ, we are invited to step into this Kingdom with expectation. We do this through prayer, obedience, and faith-filled action so that His miraculous power can flow through our lives, impacting families, communities, and those around us. Living with the awareness of God’s miraculous Kingdom stirs hope, strengthens faith, and allows us to be witnesses of His glory, showing the world that God is not distant, but intimately involved, active, and working wonders among His people