Legacy Bible Church

Being a mom is something that God created. Not only do moms raise children, but they instill faith, habits, and norms. This week we will be looking at Jochebed, the Mother of Moses. We will see that her influence as a mother, can not only help raise a child, but can affect generations after. Please read Exodus 1,2 and Hebrews 11:23-27

This week we will look at one of the most familiar of Jesus' parables, The Good Samaritan. This parable teaches us that our faith is not just about knowing what God wants but how we love others in light of God's love for us.

What does it look like to prepare for the Kingdom of God? Today we will look at one of Jesus' teachings that challenges us to make sure that we have an attitude of preparation.

What is a parable?It's more than just a story—it's a call to respond.A truth meant to challenge us, change us, and draw us closer to God.This week, we will look at Jesus' parable about being judgmental.

Have you ever felt like God was silent while you were walking through disappointment?In the Road to Emmaus story, two disciples walk away from Jerusalem—away from hope, away from what they thought Jesus would be. And yet, in their confusion and grief, Jesus draws near… though they don't even recognize Him.He listens. He walks with them. He opens the Scriptures. And finally, in the breaking of the bread, their eyes are opened—and they realize He was with them all along.What if Jesus is closer than you think, even in your doubts?Join us this Sunday as we walk the Road to Emmaus and discover how God meets us in the middle of our journey—turning confusion into clarity and sorrow into burning faith. Luke 24

Jesus' ministry was to show who he was and to save sinners. His work on the cross completes his victory over sin. Those who trust in Him can have freedom and victory over sin in their lives!

When Jesus came into Jerusalem riding on a donkey, he was revealing his Kingship. Although the people were shouting "Hosannah" and "Blessed is he who comes into the world", Jesus would reveal that His kingdom is not of this world. Today we will talk about the "Kingship" of Jesus.

Paul finishes up his letter to the Romans. As he does so, we get to see his heart for people. Not just a collection of people, but people personally. Ministry is always personal, church is always personal. Be encouraged today as we talk about how important people are to the ministry.

The Body of Christ (The Church) is made up of many different types of people. They all come from different perspectives and generally, all are at different maturity levels. Paul address those who are strong in their faith to have patience and understanding with the weaker believers. There are responsibilities from both groups.Please read this weekend Romans 15:1-13

What responsibility do you have for other Christians? You actually do. We are called to protect one another, even putting aside our freedoms for the betterment of others.

Paul wants to send a message to the church at Rome that it's not important how you act in the non-essentials, but how you live out your conscience according to the Scriptures. What does this say to us today? Much! In fact, there are a lot of things that Christians do or do not do that are not right or wrong, but simply a matter of conscience.

The Christian owes the debt of love to others. It continues until the day of Jesus' return so we must stay awake and watch for His coming.

Every person is subject to some kind of authority. What does God think about the governing authorities, taxes, etc? This week we will look at Romans 13:1-7

How does the Christian prepare for the days ahead? We prepare personally! This week we will be looking at putting on the full armor of God.

It is so much fun anticipating the Christmas season! We will spend the next four weeks presenting the greatest gift of all, Jesus! This week, we will talk about the Hope of Christmas!

It is so much fun anticipating the Christmas season! We will spend the next four weeks presenting the greatest gift of all, Jesus! This week, we will talk about the Hope of Christmas!

Listen to Dave Kremer's sermon about the Christian life of service.

Listen to Dave Kremer's sermon about the Christian life of service.

Paul paints a vivid picture of love that's real, resilient, and radically Christlike. It's a love that clings to what is good, refuses to retaliate, blesses those who wound us, and chooses peace even when conflict feels easier. This Sunday, join us as we explore how genuine love from followers of Jesus becomes a powerful witness in a world hungry for authenticity and hope.

Paul paints a vivid picture of love that's real, resilient, and radically Christlike. It's a love that clings to what is good, refuses to retaliate, blesses those who wound us, and chooses peace even when conflict feels easier. This Sunday, join us as we explore how genuine love from followers of Jesus becomes a powerful witness in a world hungry for authenticity and hope.

You were made for more than just showing up—you were made to serve!In Christ's body, every part matters, every gift counts, and pride has no place. This week, discover how God has uniquely wired you to make a difference through His grace.

You were made for more than just showing up—you were made to serve!In Christ's body, every part matters, every gift counts, and pride has no place. This week, discover how God has uniquely wired you to make a difference through His grace.

What does it mean to be a living sacrifice? Today we will get into the practical business of what it means to live out your faith.

What does it mean to be a living sacrifice? Today we will get into the practical business of what it means to live out your faith.

Has God rejected His people? Paul answers with a resounding “By no means!” In this powerful passage, we'll see how God's promises to Israel reveal His unchanging mercy and sovereign grace. Even when people stumble, God's plan continues—inviting all, Jew and Gentile alike, to stand by faith in His kindness.Come and be reminded that our God never gives up on His people and never breaks His word.

Has God rejected His people? Paul answers with a resounding “By no means!” In this powerful passage, we'll see how God's promises to Israel reveal His unchanging mercy and sovereign grace. Even when people stumble, God's plan continues—inviting all, Jew and Gentile alike, to stand by faith in His kindness.Come and be reminded that our God never gives up on His people and never breaks His word.

What happens when passion for God misses the truth of the gospel? Paul grieves for Israel—so full of zeal, yet blind to the righteousness that comes by faith. This week we'll explore the danger of self-made religion, the simplicity of salvation in Christ, and the call to share the good news with a world that still needs to hear.

What happens when passion for God misses the truth of the gospel? Paul grieves for Israel—so full of zeal, yet blind to the righteousness that comes by faith. This week we'll explore the danger of self-made religion, the simplicity of salvation in Christ, and the call to share the good news with a world that still needs to hear.

Is God unfair? Paul raises the question head-on in Romans 9. We'll see that God is absolutely just, perfectly sovereign, and full of mercy. This passage reminds us that salvation is not about human effort or choice but rests entirely on God's gracious will. Join us as we explore how His sovereignty should humble us, comfort us, and move us to worship.

Is God unfair? Paul raises the question head-on in Romans 9. We'll see that God is absolutely just, perfectly sovereign, and full of mercy. This passage reminds us that salvation is not about human effort or choice but rests entirely on God's gracious will. Join us as we explore how His sovereignty should humble us, comfort us, and move us to worship.

How do we make sense of God's promises, His faithfulness, and His plan for salvation? In Romans 9, Paul wrestles with the mystery of God's purposes in choosing His people. This passage reminds us that God's Word never fails, and His mercy is greater than we can comprehend.

How do we make sense of God's promises, His faithfulness, and His plan for salvation? In Romans 9, Paul wrestles with the mystery of God's purposes in choosing His people. This passage reminds us that God's Word never fails, and His mercy is greater than we can comprehend.

Because of what Christ has done, every person who trusts in Jesus are more than conquerers, even while, even though we suffer!

Because of what Christ has done, every person who trusts in Jesus are more than conquerers, even while, even though we suffer!

Do you struggle? Trick question; we all struggle! The question is how do we live our lives while we face the struggle of living in the world? This week we will explore what Paul says about the Christ follower and the struggle that every person faces. Thankfully, God has provided the Holy Spirit to help us in our struggle. This weekend, take the time to read Romans 8:18-30.

Do you struggle? Trick question; we all struggle! The question is how do we live our lives while we face the struggle of living in the world? This week we will explore what Paul says about the Christ follower and the struggle that every person faces. Thankfully, God has provided the Holy Spirit to help us in our struggle. This weekend, take the time to read Romans 8:18-30.

This Sunday we come to one of the most powerful passages in all of Scripture. Romans 8:1–17 proclaims the freedom we have in Christ—“There is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.” We'll see how the Spirit sets us free from sin and death, assures us of our adoption as God's children, and empowers us to live with hope. Come hear the good news of life in the Spirit and the security of being sons and daughters of God.

This Sunday we come to one of the most powerful passages in all of Scripture. Romans 8:1–17 proclaims the freedom we have in Christ—“There is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.” We'll see how the Spirit sets us free from sin and death, assures us of our adoption as God's children, and empowers us to live with hope. Come hear the good news of life in the Spirit and the security of being sons and daughters of God.

Walking Contradictions. Romans 7:15-24This week we will be looking at an overall picture of the Christian life. People are caught between weakness and the desire for holiness. We know what we are supposed to do but cannot carry it out on our own. Our hope is in the grace and power of Jesus!

Walking Contradictions. Romans 7:15-24This week we will be looking at an overall picture of the Christian life. People are caught between weakness and the desire for holiness. We know what we are supposed to do but cannot carry it out on our own. Our hope is in the grace and power of Jesus!

Everyone is a slave to something. Romans 6:15-23 Paul draws a sharp contrast between being a slave to sin and being a servant of righteousness. Every life serves a master—either sin that leads to death, or obedience that leads to life. Come and see how the gospel frees us to live as God's servants, with holiness now and eternal life ahead.

Everyone is a slave to something. Romans 6:15-23 Paul draws a sharp contrast between being a slave to sin and being a servant of righteousness. Every life serves a master—either sin that leads to death, or obedience that leads to life. Come and see how the gospel frees us to live as God's servants, with holiness now and eternal life ahead.

When we are in Christ, we die to sin. Our old self is buried and we are resurrected from the sinful life into the life led by Christ.

When we are in Christ, we die to sin. Our old self is buried and we are resurrected from the sinful life into the life led by Christ.

Our standing with God through justification gives us peace and access into God's Grace so that Christians can rejoice in the hope of God and rejoice even in our suffering. We are heirs of God's family. Let's live like it! Please read Romans 5:1-11