Sermons

The passage, Ephesians 4:17-24, teaches that life before Christ and life

after Christ look very different.  Can you see the difference?  We'll see

three specific steps that will help you in your life after Christ.

The message is from Ephesians 4:11-16.  Is Lakeshore a Biblically mature

church? And, are you a Biblically mature member of the church?  These are

questions worth pondering.  On Sunday we will study what God has done and

what we must be doing to grow in Biblical maturity.

The message is from 2 Thessalonians 2:13-17.  Not one of God's people is

immune to the storms of life which are many and multi-faceted.  However,

God does not abandon us in the storm but graciously enables us to withstand

the blast and find both greater strength and comfort.

The message is from Ephesians 4:7-10.  Everything given to Christians by

God is possible because of Jesus' death and resurrection.  Because Jesus is

victorious, His supremacy is found in every physical and spiritual area of

God's creation.  This, of course, lends hope to Christians for this earthly

life and the one to come.

The message is from Ephesians 4:1-6.  Paul pulls no punches with is answer:

unity among Christians.  For the Ephesians (and ourselves) this was no easy

task, but this coming Sunday we will see how the Gospel moves us past

ourselves and into Christian unity.

This message is from Hosea 6:1-3.  It's called the second greatest story in

the Bible.  It's the story of a marriage that goes sour, but then reveals

the unbelievable grace and mercy of God.

This is the conclusion of our short series on the heart taken from Psalm

51.  In it we find a prayer where David confesses his sin and petitions God

to do what is humanly impossible: change my heart.

The message is from John 15:1-8.  We are going to take a look at the

practice of abiding in Christ.  This practice (abiding in Christ) is

crucial for every Christian who is being changed at the heart level by God.

The message is from Colossians 2:8-15.

The message is from Ephesians 3:14-21.  As we close out the first half of

Ephesians, Paul leaves us with this one thought: God is able to do more

than we could ask...or think.  God (and His eternal salvation for

believers) is going to far surpass anything we've ever imagined.