We are looking at Mary the Mother of Jesus as we contemplate the incredibly good news that the God of the universe sees the unseen and hears the unhear. Do we have the faith to believe it? 

We come to the conclusion of the sermon on the mount where Jesus ends with a somber warning that the Kingdom of Heaven is a narrow gate. Today we answer the question of how to steer clear of false prophets and false disciples.

Jesus lays out his expectation that when we encounter other people we leave them feeling cared for.

In this message we consider Matthew 6:1-21, and Jesus’ teaching that why we do what we do is just as important as what we do.

In this message from Matthew 5:17-48, we explore Jesus’ call to a transformed heart that reflects God’s love, justice, and mercy. Moving beyond rule-following, Jesus invites us to embrace a deeper faithfulness in our relationships, integrity, and even in loving those who oppose us. Join us as we uncover what it truly means to live as citizens of God’s Kingdom right here, right now.

Matthew 5:3-16 gives us the mission statement for living in the kingdom of God. It is surprising, upside down, in living it out, makes us a distinctive and involved witness to Gods kingdom in the world

The gospel’s mention the Kingdom of heaven and the Kingdom of God over and over. Find out what it means and why it is essential to understand if you want to understand the message of Jesus.

Join us are we look back on God’s faithfulness through LCC’s first generation of ministry and also look forward to what is to come.

One of the most difficult tasks of our lives is to correctly see who God is. In Luke 15 Jesus gives us a picture of God and challenges us to rethink who God is so that we can be in a right relationship with God and so we can paint an accurate picture of God for our neighbors.

Paul reminds us, in his letter called Colossians, this Labor Day that our focus matters and where we put our focus is up to us.