Sermons

The message is from Acts 14:1-6. This is the last of the 4-part series in

Acts studying the reality that witnesses will face opposition. How should

we endure through it both personally and corporately?

The message is from Acts 13:13-16. As we close out Acts 13, we see the

method and hope of the Apostle Paul in telling others about Jesus - no

slick tricks, just plain honesty. In the end, it is clear that the results

come from God.

The message is from Acts 13:1-12. After the Lord called Barnabas and Saul

to missions, they acted upon that call. It wasn’t easy. In fact, they were

met with opposition right off the bat. Yet, through their obedience God

fulfilled His good purposes. When given an opportunity from the Lord, are

you willing to go forward with it…even if it’s hard?

The message is from Acts 13:1-3. For the next few weeks we are studying

Biblical passages about the church and her mission.  In Acts 13 the Spirit

tells the church in Antioch to send out men for the work of

evangelism.  What would that look like at Lakeshore?

The message is taken from Ephesians 6:18-24. Ever intimidated by sharing

The Gospel with others?  It appears Paul was too because he asks for prayer

that he would be bold in this area.  "What do we make of this?" and "how is

it to be applied?" will be the bulk of the sermon as we wrap up our study

on Ephesians.

The message is taken from Ephesians 6:18. Christians experience continual,

spiritual warfare because Satan does not take holidays or vacations.  Our

battle rages on, and in light of that God gives us one more way to engage

in war: prayer.  We'll be studying what the Bible has to say about the

important practice of prayer.

The message is taken from Ephesians 6:10-18. In His kindness, God has

indeed given us everything we need in order to obey Him. As we wrap up this

section on spiritual warfare, the last three pieces of armor from Ephesians

6 will be explained.

This message is taken from Ephesians 6:10-18. Satan is full of nasty

deception, using countless schemes of attack in spiritual warfare. He’s

going after the jugular vein of our faith in Christ. In this passage we

learn how to stand firm and how to fight back in battle with the

victory-giving armor God provides.

The message is, "Everyday Work for God” - Part 2 from Ephesians

6:5-9.  Each Christian is called to render his/her service to the Lord

(Ephesians 6:7), meaning that whatever task God has given to you today is

to be done unto the Lord.  We’ll look at how everyday work is meaningful to

and encouraged by God.

This message is taken from Ephesians 6:5-9. Experiencing discontentment

with your day-to-day work? Wondering if there is anything significant to

the thousands of hours you spend in a lifetime on your daily tasks? Is God

using this for a lasting purpose? Why should I even work? We will be

answering these question in this two part series on work.