LCBC Weekend Messages

During uncertain times, we can find ourselves experiencing decision fatigue. Using four common disciplines that followers of Jesus have practiced over the years, we can discover the rest he provides.

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Whether it's social media feeds, parenting styles, careers, relationships, or finances, we fall into the comparison trap every time we compare our situation to someone else's. But when you rely on wh…

Even after unpredictable and stressful seasons, we can use what we've learned to benefit our future and the future of others. But the difference between knowledge and wisdom means deciding when what …

The many names of God describe the depth of his character to us—but one is used more frequently than all the others—and it encompasses everything that we can trust him to be.

• Date: June 28, 2020
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We often think about how the expansiveness of God—but as big as he is, our God is also personal and intimate, and he sees us, no matter where we are.

• Date: June 21, 2020
• Speaker:  Jason Mitchell
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When we’re standing at the bottom of the mountain of reconciliation, it can seem impossible to actually overcome it. But we have a God whose strength and power can overcome any situation, and with hi…

We live in an Us vs. Them culture, where we're told we have to choose a side and choose an enemy. But the truth is, when it comes to any topic, there is always a third option. Join special guest Past…

God has many names that he's given himself to show us who he is—and when we lean into understanding them, we can lean into the truth of what they mean for us when we endure hard situations. Whatever …

When we're faced with troubles in life, it's not usually our first thought to consider them pure joy. But the truth is that Jesus came to give us freedom, not make our lives trouble-free. And when we…

We may have been told that following Jesus brings a trouble-free life—but the truth is that Jesus told us we would face trials and sorrows even after following him. But the good news is that God is i…

Guilt and shame can hang over our heads and weigh heavily on our hearts. But the truth is that when Jesus looks at us, he doesn't see our mistakes and regrets—he sees another opportunity to delight i…

What does it mean about our faith if we have doubts, questions, and uncertainties—and what does Jesus really think about us not having it all together?

• Date: May 3, 2020
• Speaker: David Ashcraft
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The things that make us angry reveal the things that we care about the most—and the same is true of Jesus. He didn’t create us just to keep his rules, he created us to demonstrate his love to others …

Which lie is easiest for you to believe about Jesus: he’s angry, he’s too loving to let anything bad happen, or he’s passive and disengaged in our lives? The truth is that Jesus knows what it’s like …

In times of uncertainty, everyone is searching for truth. This Easter, we're exploring it together.

• Date: April 12, 2020
• Speaker: David Ashcraft
• Series: [The Jesus Lie][1]

All of us have asked the question, "Why is this happening to me?" in the middle of a detour. But what if we changed our question to, "What will this change in me?"

• Date: April 5, 2020
• Speaker: David As…

In the midst of a crisis, we can feel like everything that's going wrong around us is personal, pervasive, and permanent. But the truth is that God can be trusted—even when his ways don't make sense …

When we're in a detour, the world around us can feel loud. But God does some of his best work in the middle detours...if we're willing to listen.

• Date: March 22, 2020
• Speaker: John Wilkinson
• Series: [De…

"In confusing detours, scary detours, or life-altering detours, it can be easy to wonder, "Where is God?" But the motivation of a good shepherd is always for the good of the sheep. And even in the mi…

The choices we make today will show up in our experiences tomorrow. Are you aware of the story you're writing for yourself?

• Date: March 8, 2020
• Speaker: David Ashcraft
• Series: [Detours][4]