LOPC Podcast

Mark 16:1-8

The women who came to the tomb on Easter morning saw and heard evidence that Jesus was raised from the grave. But it took them meeting the resurrected Lord to believe that he was alive. This easter Pastor Omar shows us the evidence that exists, but reminds us that we still need to meet Jesus.

Hebrews 9:11-14

The blood of Christ is what saves us from our sins. Rev. Tim Weldon reminds us of the power of Jesus' blood in this Good Friday sermon.

Genesis 21:1-19

Are we willing to follow God, even if it comes at great personal cost? In Abraham we see how even times of testing, trial, and temptation, can draw us closer to God, instead of further from him.

Genesis 21:1-7

When Sarah heard that within a year she would have a son she laughed. It the laughter of hopelessness, bitterness, and unbelief. But now we see how he redeems her laughter with the provision of a child.

In Genesis 20 we see Abraham continue to wrestle with the question: "Can I trust God?" See how God responds.

Ruth 2:14-23

How can we be used by God as interments of grace? Pastor Tim shows how God uses ordinary people to accomplish his great plan.

In Ruth 2 we begin to see the answer for the problem that has faced Naomi and Ruth. The Lord introduces Boaz, however it is God that shows himself faithful to his children and how he works in the every day events. Boaz and Ruth display some extraordinary faith that goes beyond what the law expected. It calls us to look to Christ for extraordinary faith in times that are difficult.

Genesis 18:16-19:29

Lot was delivered from Sodom because of Abraham's intercession. This week we see that nature of the mercy Lot received was based on intercession, the same kind of intercession we need from Jesus.

Genesis 18:16-19:38

How should the God's people respond to the existence of the wicked? How should God's people pray for cities? Abraham shows us that we are called to be a God-fearing, counter cultural community that points to the mercy, justice, and righteousness of God.

In Genesis 18 we see that Sarah has all but given up hope in the promise of a child. She has grown tired of waiting. What hope does God offer her (and us) in the midst of our waiting?