Sermons

This message is from Leviticus 18. God leads His people toward holiness. We

see that in both the old and new covenant. “Why?” and “How?” are answered

in this message.

The Day of Atonement

This message is from Leviticus 11-15. Why did God institute certain rules

about food and bodily cleaning for the Jews? What’s the point of eating

animals that split the hoof and chew the cud, examining leprosy with a

priest, and dealing with discharges in Leviticus? It all points back to the

holiness of God. We’ll once again get the big picture idea and see how it

applies to us who are in the New Covenant.

This message is from Leviticus 8-10. As the book of Leviticus unfolds, the

worshiper realizes that God must be “sanctified (set apart) and glorified”

in every area of life. We could say it this way: “All of who I am, from

head to toe, is to be given over to the Lord.” That is more easily said

than done. Thankfully, there is a Man who has been perfect for us.

This message is from Exodus 40:34-35 and Leviticus 1:1. This is the first

message in a six week study of Leviticus. By working through this book, we

are going to better understand the holiness of God ad the final sacrifice

of Jesus on our behalf. If you are intimidated or skeptical about a study

in Leviticus, welcome to the crowd.

This message from Colossians 1:24-29 is brought to us by Larry Salisbury, a

missionary to SE Asia and longtime member of Lakeshore.

This message is from John 20:19-29. We celebrate the resurrection of Jesus

and praise Him. This message focuses on Thomas, a man overwhelmed with

doubt. He refused to believe that Jesus was alive. Yet, Jesus graciously

met and brought him from unbelief to belief.

This message is from Romans 5:5-11. Palm Sunday, the day Jesus rode into

Jerusalem on a donkey knowing that by Friday He would lay down His life as

the last lamb. Why did Jesus do this and how should His death impact your

joy in life?

This message is from 1 Peter 2:18-25. Resurrection Sunday, the day that we

especially celebrate the empty tomb and Jesus’ victory over death, is fast

approaching. In this message we will study the impact of Jesus’ life for

both Christians and non-Christians. Next week is the death of Jesus, and

the following week (Easter) is the resurrection of Jesus.

The message is from Matthew 28:18-20. Matthew 28 has long been the hallmark

passage of Missions. Jesus’ command to go and make disciples has compelled

thousands of people to go and share the Good News to gospel destitute

locations. But what is the significance of this passage for us? Why should

we make disciples? These are the questions that will be answered in this

message.