LCC: Remix

Join us as we continue our series, After the Resurrection. This week, we focus on the great commission in which Jesus gives His followers a mission to make disciples of all nations.Scripture: Matthew 28:16-20

This week we examine the disciples' journey to Emmaus with the unrecognized Jesus. We will see that even when things seem darkest, the truth of God's word and the revelation of Jesus in our lives brings revelation, light, and life. Scripture: Luke 24:13-35

This week, we examine Peter's restoration as an example of what Christ can do in us as we seek to serve Him.

Doubt isn't the end, it opens the door to True Faith. 

This week, after a great weekend focusing on missions, we take a few minutes to hear from our missionary partner, Jeff Weimert, and Philippine pastor Nomil.  God is at work all over the world. Join us as they share what He is doing in the Philippines.

The cross wasn't a defeat—it was the fulfillment.The empty tomb wasn't a surprise—it was the promise kept.Today, we reflect on the greatest turning point in history: the moment Jesus declared “It is finished” and the morning the stone was rolled away. Through the agony of the cross and the glory of the resurrection, God completed the work of redemption and opened the door of salvation to all who believe.Come celebrate the victory that changed everything.The cross paid the price.The tomb proved the promise.Now, hope lives forever.Text: John 19:28-30; John 20:1-18

Join us this week as we discuss the significance of Old Testament prophecy and the coming of Christ as the suffering servant and conquering king.

Jesus' suffering and sacrifice for our sins. Explore the cost of redemption and God's love for humanity.Text:  Isaiah 53:7-12

Prophecies about Jesus as the humble King who would bring salvation, peace, and victory.Text:  Zechariah 9:9; John 13:4-5; Phil. 2:5-11

For centuries, the Passover pointed forward to something greater—the ultimate sacrifice that would redeem us all. In "The Passover Lamb," we'll journey from Exodus 12 to the Last Supper and discover how Jesus became the fulfillment of the Passover, offering His body and blood for our salvation.Texts: Exodus 12:1-30, Luke 22:7-20, 1 Corinthians 5:7

Join us this week as we examine God's covenant with Abraham and how it points to His plan to redeem all nations through Christ.Scripture: Genesis 12:1-3, 15:1-6 Galatians 3:26-29

Text: Job 9: 1-4; 32-33; Job 19:25-27; Isaiah 53:1-6 Focus: The prophecy of the coming Messiah who would bear the sins of the world. Explore the significance of this promise.

Text: Genesis 3:1-24, John 3:14-18, Numbers 21:4-9Lead: Why is our world so broken? Why do we struggle with sin, suffering, and separation from God? The answer lies in the very beginning—in the Garden of Eden. This week, we dive into Genesis 3 and uncover the tragic moment when humanity fell into sin. But even in the midst of judgment, God's grace shines through. From before the very first sin, He had a plan—a promise of redemption through Jesus Christ.

Text: Matthew 6:16-18, Ezra 8:21-23, Joel 2:12-13, Acts 13:1-3Lead In: The discipline of fasting is an act of denying ourselves for the purpose of focusing on God. This week, we will look at the biblical practice of fasting as a way to deepen our spiritual hunger and reliance on God.Application: Practical guidance on how to fast in a meaningful way, and how fasting leads to a deeper spiritual life and greater dependence on God.

Text: 2 Corinthians 9:6-8, Acts 20:35 NKJVFocus: Generosity is a reflection of God's character. In this sermon, we will explore how giving of our time, talents, and resources is an essential expression of love and trust in God.

Confession is saying the same thing that God says. It's bringing our heart in line with His. It is a vital part of the Christian walk, both individually and in community. This week, we will examine the power of confession and the freedom and healing that comes from repentance.Text: 1 John 1:1-10, James 5:7-20

Text: Genesis 2:1-3, Exodus 20:8-11, Matthew 11:28-30, Deuteronomy 5:12-15(all ESV)Focus: Rest is a command and a gift from God, rooted in both physical and spiritual renewal. This week, we will explore how observing regular rest (Sabbath) provides a rhythm for our lives that restores our spirit, mind, and body.

Text: Matthew 6:5-13, Philippians 4:6-7Focus: Prayer is our primary means of communication with God, and it is essential for maintaining spiritual health. This week, we will discuss the significance of both personal and corporate prayer, and how it deepens our relationship with God.Application: Learning to pray in a way that aligns our hearts with God's will, and cultivating a life of continual prayer.

Join us for a special LCC Remix: A conversation with Pastor Max Pyra from Poland. Hear his testimony and get just a glimpse of what the Lord is doing through his ministry in Europe.

Focus: God calls us to grow in community, and we will look at the role of fellowship in the life of a believer. The early church is a model of a vibrant community that encourages, corrects, and supports one another.Application: How to invest in authentic Christian relationships and why we need one another to thrive in faith.

The discipline of study involves engaging deeply with Scripture. This week, we will explore the importance of Scripture in shaping our worldview, decisions, and actions.

The series begins by examining worship—not just as an event but as a way of life. We will explore the importance of worship as the foundation of our relationship with God, and how it aligns our hearts to His purposes.

Can there be a perfect Christmas? It is so easy to get caught up in the busyness of the season so let's take time to remember how Jesus changed the world and the impact He had and is having on humanity. He truly is the reason for the season. 

We often imagine Jesus born in a wooden stable with animals nearby, but the Bible simply says there was no room in the inn, and He was placed in a manger. Whether a cave, a room attached to a house, or a stable, the significance is that the King of Kings was born in humble circumstances. Join us this week as we focus on how this humility reflects God's heart toward the lowly.

Many believe that the three wise men were present at Jesus' birth. In reality, they arrived much later. The myth of their immediate presence diminishes the message of persistence in seeking Christ. The wise men's long journey symbolizes the ongoing search for truth in a world that needs a Savior. Christ is worth the long and arduous search, and those who seek Him will find life-altering truth.

This week we catch up with Pastor Mark LeHew and kick off our new Christmas series.

This week we consider Jonah's second chance to fulfill God's command, Nineveh's repentance, and God's mercy. How do we respond to grace and forgiveness for others?

What do you do when you realize you are running from the Lord? We can seek restoration from many places in our own strength, but true restoration only comes from the Lord. Join us this week as we learn from Jonah where to look when we are at rock bottom.

Have you ever tried to run from God's calling? How did that go for you? This week we will look at Jonah's attempt to flee God's call, the storm that follows, and the lessons about the consequences of running from God.

This week we take a look at the call of Jonah and his initial response. Why did he respond this way and how do we respond when we feel God tugging on our hearts?

This week, we examine a question that Jesus asks us: Why are you so afraid? The disciples find themselves in a frightening situation and fail the test of faith. How do you respond when your faith is tested? Join us as we seek to grow in our faith.

This week we explore the profound question Jesus poses to His disciples after a challenging teaching moment. As many turn away, He asks, “Are you also going away?" Are we truly following Jesus, or are we tempted to walk away when His teachings become hard to understand?

This week, as we continue our series, we'll take a look at a simple question that has profound implications that exposes the heart of every believer if we simply dare to answer.

Matthew 6:25-34 - Jesus commands us not to worry. Do we really believe this?

When Jesus asks the question, Do you love me? What is He really asking? And how do I know if the honest answer is yes? Join us this week as we seek to answer these questions in the gospel of John.

Today we begin our series, "Questions Jesus Asked" by looking at a most profound question Jesus asked His disciples, "Who do you say that I am?" He asks each of us that same question today and our answer should shape every area and action of our lives.

Join us this week and we explore some final thoughts on Hebrews. We'll see that The Father has given us all that we need to live this Life through His Son Jesus Christ

Join us this week as we explore Chapter 12, from the familiar first few verses to the powerful mountain comparison. All pointing again to the fact that Christ is above all.

Today we discuss the calling of every believer to follow Jesus and what that looks like in our lives.

We continue our journey through the book of Hebrews with a look at probably the most familiar chapter in this letter, Hebrews Chapter 11. We'll look at the "Faith Hall of Fame" and examine what faith is and why it is the foundation of the believer's life.

The Old Covenant foreshadowed the New Covenant and Christ's supreme sacrifice once for all. He is now the only mediator of peace between God and man. 

This week we continue our journey in Hebrews as we examine the new covenant's superiority over the old, because JESUS IS BETTER!

This week we take a moment to recap the first half of the book of Hebrews as we highlight the superiority of Christ above all else.

This week we continue our journey through Hebrews as we examine Christ as our High Priest. Join us as we seek to answer the question, Why was there a need for a better High Priest?

Today our series will discuss the need to grow to become a mature Believer.Questions: 1. What is meant by the phrase, "you have come to need milk, not solid food"?2. How are our spiritual senses exercised?3. What are the "Elementary Principles of Christ?4.What is "Faith that Works"?

This week we examine the importance of a relationship with Jesus and allowing the word of God to transform us.

We continue our journey through the book of Hebrews as we explore chapter 4. We are a society that is restless…restless in our bodies, restless in our minds and in our souls. The writer of Hebrews reminds us that God's promise of ultimate rest still stands today. Will you enter in?

This week we explore the place of Christ in relation to Moses. With an encouragement to hold fast to Christ in the midst of difficult times and circumstances. 

As we consider the price that was paid that we might be redeemed, how could we possibly neglect so great a Salvation?

Today we begin our summer series with an overview of the book of Hebrews as we examine the majesty and supremacy of Christ and His ministry.

As we conclude our storyteller series we will take a look at Jesus' parable about old and new cloth and the old and new wineskins. What does this mean for our daily walk with Christ? Are we the old or the new wineskins? Can we be made new again?