Lewis and Clark Bible Church

Join us this morning as we study Romans 8: 31-39. In this passage, we are reminded of the great assurance of our salvation: because God is for us, no one can be against us, no one can condemn us, and nothing can separate us from Him

Join us as we continue our exposition of Romans. In this sermon, we will explore the believer's blessed assurance, grounded in God's intentional and comprehensive saving work on our behalf.

In "Confident in God's Sovereign Goodness, Pastor Caleb expounds on Romans 8:28, assuring believers in God's sovereign control over life. Paul reminds us that every circumstance is woven for God's good, even in suffering. This sermon explores believers' confident knowledge of God's providence, true Christian character, the certainty that every event serves god's good purposes, and the assurance in his eternal plan. Through careful exposition, it encourages listeners to trust in God's unshakable goodness, working all things together for Christlikeness and eternal glory.

In "Confident in God's Sovereign Goodness, Pastor Caleb expounds on Romans 8:28, assuring believers in God's sovereign control over life. Paul reminds us that every circumstance is woven for God's good, even in suffering. This sermon explores believers' confident knowledge of God's providence, true Christian character, the certainty that every event serves god's good purposes, and the assurance in his eternal plan. Through careful exposition, it encourages listeners to trust in God's unshakable goodness, working all things together for Christlikeness and eternal glory.

Join us for a Two-Part Resurrection Series! This Sunday we'll explore John 10:14-18 - a powerful passage where Jesus reveals the heart of His mission. In this first part of our series, we will see how the resurrection is not only central to the Gospel, but also part of God's eternal plancarried out through the willing obedience of the Son. As the Good Shepherd, Jesus knows his sheep intimately and lays down his life for them - not by accident, but by divine design. In this message, we will be challenged to rest in the sovereign care of Christ, who unites a diverse people into one redeemed flock through His sacrificial love and faithful obedience to the Father's redemptive will. Come be encouraged and anchored in the truth that your salvation is not the result of human effort, but the outworking of God's eternal purpose through Christ's obedience - even unto death and resurrection.

Join us for a Two-Part Resurrection Series! This Sunday we'll explore John 10:14-18 - a powerful passage where Jesus reveals the heart of His mission. In this first part of our series, we will see how the resurrection is not only central to the Gospel, but also part of God's eternal plancarried out through the willing obedience of the Son. As the Good Shepherd, Jesus knows his sheep intimately and lays down his life for them - not by accident, but by divine design. In this message, we will be challenged to rest in the sovereign care of Christ, who unites a diverse people into one redeemed flock through His sacrificial love and faithful obedience to the Father's redemptive will. Come be encouraged and anchored in the truth that your salvation is not the result of human effort, but the outworking of God's eternal purpose through Christ's obedience - even unto death and resurrection.

Join us as we study Romans 8:26-27 and find comfort in the divine help of the Holy Spirit, who strengthens us in our weakness and intercedes for us in perfect harmony with God's will.

Join us as we study Romans 8:26-27 and find comfort in the divine help of the Holy Spirit, who strengthens us in our weakness and intercedes for us in perfect harmony with God's will.

join us as we study Romans 8:22-25. In this sermon, we will see the importance of faithfully waiting for the fullness of our redemption by living with Spirit-formed longing, confident hope, and enduring trust in God's promises.

join us as we study Romans 8:22-25. In this sermon, we will see the importance of faithfully waiting for the fullness of our redemption by living with Spirit-formed longing, confident hope, and enduring trust in God's promises.

Join us as we study Romans 8:18-22, where Paul reminds us that suffering is a present reality for both believers and creation. Yet, this suffering is temporary and insignificant in comparison to the future glory we will share with Christ. this passage calls us to endure with hope, knowing that redemption is coming, not just for us but for the entire creation.

Join us as we study Romans 8:18-22, where Paul reminds us that suffering is a present reality for both believers and creation. Yet, this suffering is temporary and insignificant in comparison to the future glory we will share with Christ. this passage calls us to endure with hope, knowing that redemption is coming, not just for us but for the entire creation.

This sermon explores what it means to be fully adopted into God's family, how the Spirit assures us, and the privileges we inherit as His children.

This sermon explores what it means to be fully adopted into God's family, how the Spirit assures us, and the privileges we inherit as His children.

As Believers, we owe everything to the Spirit. Romans 8:12-14 calls us to put sin to death though His power, affirming our true identity as God's children. Join us as we explore what it means to live a Spirit-led Life!

As Believers, we owe everything to the Spirit. Romans 8:12-14 calls us to put sin to death though His power, affirming our true identity as God's children. Join us as we explore what it means to live a Spirit-led Life!

Join us as we study Romans 8:5-11, where we will learn about our victory in Christ through a Spirit-filled mindset, freedom from the flesh, and the ultimate hope of resurrection

Join us as we study Romans 8:5-11, where we will learn about our victory in Christ through a Spirit-filled mindset, freedom from the flesh, and the ultimate hope of resurrection

join us as we study Romans 8:1-4 and reflect on the profound truth that there is no condemnation for those in Christ. We will explore how our union with Him secures our freedom through the law of the spirit, how God has condemned sin, and how He enables us to walk in holiness, This study will challenge and encourage us to rejoice in the transformative power of the Gospel.

join us as we study Romans 8:1-4 and reflect on the profound truth that there is no condemnation for those in Christ. We will explore how our union with Him secures our freedom through the law of the spirit, how God has condemned sin, and how He enables us to walk in holiness, This study will challenge and encourage us to rejoice in the transformative power of the Gospel.

join us as we explore Romans 7:15-20, Paul reveals the believer's inner struggle between the desire to honor God and the ongoing battle against indwelling sin. Through this passage, we'll uncover how this tension affirms the goodness of God's Law, our constant need for His grace, and the essential role of Christ and the Holy Spirit in our daily sanctification.

join us as we explore Romans 7:15-20, Paul reveals the believer's inner struggle between the desire to honor God and the ongoing battle against indwelling sin. Through this passage, we'll uncover how this tension affirms the goodness of God's Law, our constant need for His grace, and the essential role of Christ and the Holy Spirit in our daily sanctification.

Romans 7:13-14 provides a critical reminder: Scripture does not produce death but reveals the pervasive sinfulness of our fallen nature, even among believers. This truth calls us to reflect on the depth of our need for God's grace and the transformative power of His Word

Romans 7:13-14 provides a critical reminder: Scripture does not produce death but reveals the pervasive sinfulness of our fallen nature, even among believers. This truth calls us to reflect on the depth of our need for God's grace and the transformative power of His Word

Join us as we study Romans 7:1-6, where we will see the principle that death brings freedom from the law while we are encouraged to embrace that believers are free to live for God.

Join us as we study Romans 7:1-6, where we will see the principle that death brings freedom from the law while we are encouraged to embrace that believers are free to live for God.

Join us for an in-depth study of Ephesians 5:15-17, where we will explore three essential steps to navigate the challenges of our time with wisdom. These steps include: examining our walk, redeeming our time, and discerning how to glorify God in every area of life.

Join us for an in-depth study of Ephesians 5:15-17, where we will explore three essential steps to navigate the challenges of our time with wisdom. These steps include: examining our walk, redeeming our time, and discerning how to glorify God in every area of life.

Join us for an in-depth study of Ephesians 5:15-17, where we will explore three essential steps to navigate the challenges of our time with wisdom. These steps include examining our walk, redeeming our time, and discerning how to glorify God in every area of life

Join us for an in-depth study of Ephesians 5:15-17, where we will explore three essential steps to navigate the challenges of our time with wisdom. These steps include examining our walk, redeeming our time, and discerning how to glorify God in every area of life

Join us as we delve into the profound teachings of Psalms 2. This installment in our sermon series, titled "The Coming King," explores the futility of rebellion against the divine ruler. We will discover the path to reverent and joyful service to His authority and find solace in His absolute sovereignity.

Join us as we delve into the profound teachings of Psalms 2. This installment in our sermon series, titled "The Coming King," explores the futility of rebellion against the divine ruler. We will discover the path to reverent and joyful service to His authority and find solace in His absolute sovereignity.

This Christmas season, join us as we explore Jesus Christ, the King who has come! In our sermon series, "Here Comes the King!" Through heartfelt reflections and a journey through Scripture, we'll connect the Old Testament covenants to the birth of Jesus Christ, revealing His Kingship's rich context and significance. This isn't just about a baby in a manger-it's about the King of Kings who reigns in our hearts and is coming again to fulfill His glorious kingdom!

This Christmas season, join us as we explore Jesus Christ, the King who has come! In our sermon series, "Here Comes the King!" Through heartfelt reflections and a journey through Scripture, we'll connect the Old Testament covenants to the birth of Jesus Christ, revealing His Kingship's rich context and significance. This isn't just about a baby in a manger-it's about the King of Kings who reigns in our hearts and is coming again to fulfill His glorious kingdom!

This week we are excited to welcome our guest speaker, Robert Zink! He will be preaching from John 9:4 on The Idleness of Busyness. Join us and study along!

This week we are excited to welcome our guest speaker, Robert Zink! He will be preaching from John 9:4 on The Idleness of Busyness. Join us and study along!

Join us as we study Romans 6:21-23 to learn how, before our conversion, we were slaves to sin, leading to death. But now, in Christ, we are slaves to righteousness, which leads to sanctification and eternal life.

Join us as we study Romans 6:21-23 to learn how, before our conversion, we were slaves to sin, leading to death. But now, in Christ, we are slaves to righteousness, which leads to sanctification and eternal life.

Join us this Sunday as we dive into Romans 6:15-20 and explore the transformative power of God's grace! Discover how grace frees us from slavery to sin, calls us to live as slaves to righteousness, and leads us to a life filled with gratitude to God for our new identity in Christ.

Join us this Sunday as we dive into Romans 6:15-20 and explore the transformative power of God's grace! Discover how grace frees us from slavery to sin, calls us to live as slaves to righteousness, and leads us to a life filled with gratitude to God for our new identity in Christ.

Join us this morning as we study Romans 6:8-11 and explore our identification with Christ. We'll be reminded that we are united with Him, knowing His work, and considering ourselves dead to sin but alive to God.

Join us this morning as we study Romans 6:8-11 and explore our identification with Christ. We'll be reminded that we are united with Him, knowing His work, and considering ourselves dead to sin but alive to God.

Join us this morning as we study Romans 6:5-7 and explore our identification with Christ. We'll discover that the believer is united with Christ, crucified with Him, has victory in Him, and is emancipated by Him.

Join us this morning as we study Romans 6:5-7 and explore our identification with Christ. We'll discover that the believer is united with Christ, crucified with Him, has victory in Him, and is emancipated by Him.

Join us this morning as we explore the believer's paradox: though we have died, we are still living. Study along with us to understand what this means.

Join us this morning as we explore the believer's paradox: though we have died, we are still living. Study along with us to understand what this means.

join us this morning as Dr. Dave Deets opens the Word from Colossians 2:8-15. We will be challenged not to be held captive by the world's standards, but to realize our true identity in Christ.

join us this morning as Dr. Dave Deets opens the Word from Colossians 2:8-15. We will be challenged not to be held captive by the world's standards, but to realize our true identity in Christ.

Join us for this sermon where we will learn that we have a far better imputation from Jesus. His free gift brings us justification, life, reigning, and righteousness-blessings that far surpass the condemnation and inherited from Adam.