Sunday Sermons from LCCR
In Part 2 of The Power of One – Offence, Pastor Shane unpacks how offence can trap us, steal our joy, and block us from God's best. Offence is described in Scripture as a snare, a bait the enemy uses to keep us bound. But the good news is we have a choice, whether to hold onto bitterness or release it through forgiveness.
The combined church service is such a blessing for the Roma churches community. To come together across denominations, united in fellowship and God's Word.
After hearing Matt Starrs share from Acts 6 last week, Pastor Shane felt stirred to discuss the same passage and explore an angle God was highlighting to him. In Acts 6:1–7, the early church faced its first internal challenge, a moment where offence could have divided what God had just begun to build.With humour, straight talk, and plenty of real-life application, Pastor Shane unpacks how offence works, why it's “the anchor we drop in an effort to move forward”, and how pride fuels it while humility breaks its hold. This message is a call to guard our unity, in church, in the workplace, and in our own families by refusing to take the bait.
In this final message of the series, Pastor Shane takes us on a powerful journey of revelation and hope
Not your average sermon title but this message will bust your heart wide open
What if your destiny isn't determined by your past but by the choices you make today? Pastor Shane calls us to take ownership of our legacy by choosing who we listen to, what we focus on, and how we respond to life's battles.Rooted in Scripture and brought to life through the lens of the Star Wars saga, this sermon reveals that love, joy, and peace are not passive emotions they are intentional, daily decisions. ⚔️You'll be challenged to:Stop living like a victim
In this creative and confronting message, Pastor Shane dives deeper into the life of Anakin Skywalker, showing how his journey in Star Wars isn't so far from our own. From innocent beginnings to tragic choices, we're reminded that what we focus on, we become.
In this heartfelt and humorous message, Kenny reminds us that second-hand faith is never enough. Drawing from John 4:39–42, we're invited to move beyond what we've heard about Jesus and gravitate towards an intimate, personal experience with Him.
Ever noticed how easy it is to slip into complaining, especially when things don't go our way? This message flips that script. Pastor Shane delivers a bold and timely reminder that God is calling us to be contributors — not critics — in our churches, homes, and communities.
✨ The Power of One – Hope ✨ | Pastor ShaneHow do we live with hope beyond our own comfort? In this compelling sermon, Pastor Shane explores Jesus' final recorded prayer (John 17:19-23 MSG), where He prayed not for Himself, but for us—His followers.
The Power of One ⚡️What if the key to real impact isn't just what you do alone but what we do together?
In this uplifting sermon, Pastor Shane reflects on the significance of "lasts"—from Jesus' final words on the cross ✝️ to His ultimate commandment
Submit to Ensure, Not to Assure by Kenny explores the profound difference between ensuring and assuring in our walk of faith.
In this thought-provoking message, Pastor Shane unpacks the challenges and responsibilities of parenting
In this inspiring message, Pastor Shane unpacks the significance of putting obedience to God above all else.
Sometimes, it's easier to stay in the cave, but God calls us to step out. Commitment, consistency, and a clear compass are the tools He gives us to break free. Join Kenny as he unpacks the story of Elijah and how God meets us in our struggles, ready to guide us forward.
In this powerful message, Simon Ward, from Compassion Australia, he draws inspiration for the title from a memorable scene in Shrek, where Donkey is afraid and tempted to look down while crossing a rickety bridge, but Shrek urges him to keep looking ahead. Simon uses this analogy to challenge us not to give in to fear or discouragement, but to trust in God's guidance and keep our eyes lifted. Through his own experiences working with Compassion, Simon shares heartwarming stories of transformation and how trusting in God's provision has empowered communities worldwide. This sermon is a reminder to believe in the hope and change that God can bring into our lives and others worldwide.
In this compelling message, Pastor Shane delves into the story of Abraham and his journey of faith, highlighting the moment he settled in Haran—a place of comfort but also stagnation. Drawing parallels to our own spiritual walk, Pastor Shane challenges us to leave behind the comfortable places that hold us back from God's best. Through the lens of Abraham's story, we're reminded that Haran wasn't meant to be a destination, but a stepping stone toward the greater promises God has in store. Join us as we explore what it means to live in obedience and move forward in faith, avoiding the pitfall of settling for less. Tune in for this transformative sermon that will inspire you to pursue the full experience of salvation and step boldly into the future God has planned for you.
In the final message of the Destined for Greatness series, Pastor Shane delivers an inspiring call to action, encouraging us to step into the destiny God has laid out for each of us. Reflecting on the power of vision, faith, and responsibility, Pastor Shane challenges us to take hold of our purpose by dreaming big, letting go of excuses, and persevering through life's challenges. With stories of real-life examples and biblical truths, this sermon reminds us that greatness comes at a price, but the rewards are eternal. Tune in and discover how to possess your God-given destiny.
In this powerful and thought-provoking sermon, Kenny unpacks the paradox of being qualified in Christ because of our unqualified nature. Drawing from the story of Peter's denial in Matthew 26:26-35, Kenny reminds us that, like Peter, we all fall short, yet it is Christ who qualifies us through His grace and sacrifice. Kenny emphasises the importance of acknowledging our inability to stay qualified on our own and how we must rely on Jesus as our ultimate qualification. This message is a comforting reminder that our worth is not based on our actions but on Christ's love and redemption. Tune in to reflect on what it truly means to live a life of faith, despite our imperfections, and to find freedom in the fact that Christ is our qualification.
In this inspiring message, Pastor Shane continues the "Destined for Greatness" series, focusing on the importance of doing the next thing in faith. Drawing on passages from Psalms 37:3-9, 23-26 and Proverbs 3:5-6, Pastor Shane challenges us to recognise our God-given purpose and reminds us that we are God's sovereign choice for the assignments He places before us. Through real-life stories and biblical insight, this sermon encourages us to trust in God's plan, even when we feel unqualified, and to take the next step with confidence. Listen now and be uplifted as Pastor Shane breaks down how to discern and act on the next thing God calls us to do. Discover through God's word how you can live a life that echoes in eternity!
This week's sermon, titled Discovering Destiny by Pastor Shane, is a powerful message about finding and embracing the God-given purpose for our lives. Pastor Shane emphasises the importance of vision, sharing the verse from Romans 12:1-2: "Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God's will is—His good, pleasing and perfect will." He reminds us that we are all called by God for a purpose, and discovering that destiny begins with surrendering to His will. No matter our circumstances or past, God's plan for us is always good, pleasing, and perfect. Tune in to hear how to unlock your potential and walk in the calling God has for you!
In this powerful episode titled "Reclaiming What Is Lost," Pastor Col dives into the well-known parable of the Prodigal Son, offering a fresh perspective on the often overlooked son. Through vivid storytelling and relatable personal anecdotes, Pastor Col challenges us to examine our own identity in Christ. Are we living as true sons and daughters of God, or have we forgotten our place in His family? With inspiring insights, he reminds us that through Christ, we are transformed into new creations, faith-based beings full of untapped potential. Tune in to discover how to reclaim what has been lost in your life.
In this powerful sermon, Tina Wallis dives into one of her favourite Bible passages, 2 Chronicles 20, where King Jehoshaphat faces an overwhelming enemy army. Tina shares how Jehoshaphat was instructed by God not to fear, for the battle was not his but God's. He was told to position himself, not with weapons, but in praise and worship, trusting that God would fight for him. Through this story, Tina reminds us that sometimes, the most courageous act we can take is to step back and let God lead the battle. She emphasises the importance of obedience, faith, and positioning ourselves in worship, even when the odds seem insurmountable. As Jehoshaphat and his army marched forward with the worshippers leading the way, God set ambushes against their enemies, bringing them to total defeat without a single sword drawn. Take a listen as Tina encourages us to focus on God's power rather than the magnitude of our problems, to be obedient in our "march," and to allow God to move on our behalf. This message is a profound reminder that, no matter the battle we face, God is already at work, fighting for us.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Shane delves into the profound impact each of us has on the world around us, often without even realising it. Using the story of Sarah, an Olympic BMX gold medalist, he explores how our everyday actions and attitudes influence others, whether we're aware of it or not. Just as Sarah motivated her fellow elite athletes by simply staying focused in her lane, we too are constantly shaping the atmosphere around us—at home, at work, and in our communities. This message reminds us that while we can't choose whether we influence others, we can decide the kind of influence we will be. Are we the ones who bring energy, encouragement, and a can-do attitude, or do we sap the energy from those around us? With a God-given vision and purpose, we're called to be agents of change, destined for greatness. Join us as we reflect on the importance of vision in our lives and how it drives us through the small, often unnoticed moments, leading to true success and fulfillment. Whether you're feeling lost or unsure of your purpose, this message will challenge and encourage you to step into the greatness God has destined for you.
In this week's message from Pastor Dan, he dives deep into the profound concept of being made in the image of God. "All men are created equal, endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights." This famous line from the Declaration of Independence sets the stage for exploring what it truly means to reflect God's image. Pastor Dan also unpacks Genesis 1:26-28, discussing our unique role as God's representatives on Earth. Discover how this truth challenges our views on racism, self-worth, and even controversial issues like abortion. Let this transformative teaching inspire you to see yourself and others through the lens of God's image, shaping your actions and interactions this week.
In this week's sermon, titled "Beaten, not Defeated," Pastor Shane explored the story of Paul and Silas from Acts 16, who were imprisoned and severely beaten, yet remained resilient through their unwavering faith. Despite their dire circumstances, they prayed and sang hymns, resulting in an earthquake that freed all prisoners and led to the jailer's conversion. This message emphasises three key points: life's inevitable hardships, the power of choosing our attitude, and the significant impact our perseverance can have on others. By keeping a positive perspective and staying true to a higher purpose, even in the toughest times, we can bring freedom and hope to those around us. This sermon calls us to maintain a sweet spirit in adversity, trust in God's ultimate plan, and remember that our struggles can lead to greater victories not just for ourselves, but for our entire community.
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