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This week, we explore the First Epistle of Peter 2:1–8 and the transforming power of the Word of God. Peter calls believers to put away malice, deceit, envy, and slander, and instead hunger for God's truth like newborn infants craving pure milk. As we draw near to Christ, the living Stone rejected by the world yet chosen by God, His Word shapes us into a spiritual house built on an unshakable foundation. This sermon reflects on how Scripture nourishes faith, strengthens identity, and calls us to trust fully in Jesus, the cornerstone who will never fail those who believe.
Join us as Pastor Dave celebrates Mother's Day and teaches about God's motherly example
05-03-2026 Obedience to God's Word by LifeSource Church
4-26-26: Moving Toward Holiness by LifeSource Church
In 1 Peter 1:13-16, the apostle Peter writes to scattered Christians (mostly Gentile believers) in Asia Minor facing social hostility and persecution under the Roman Empire, likely around AD 62–64 from Rome (“Babylon”). These verses form a pivotal transition in the letter. After praising God for the believers' new birth into a living hope, an imperishable heavenly inheritance, and the refining power of trials (1:3-12), Peter issues practical commands grounded in that grace. He urges them to prepare their minds for action, stay sober-minded, and set their hope fully on the future grace at Christ's revelation. As obedient children of God, they must reject their former ignorant, pagan passions and instead pursue holiness in all conduct, mirroring the holy character of the God who called them, echoing the Old Testament command in Leviticus: “You shall be holy, for I am holy.”
Join us as Pastor Dave works through First Peter to discuss how we live as Believers
4-5-26: 3 Things that Prevent You from Seeing Jesus (Resurrection Day) by LifeSource Church
3-29-26: Trading Up Part 2 by LifeSource Church
In this closing section of Hebrews (13:7-25), the author urges believers to remember faithful leaders who proclaimed God's word, imitate their faith, and anchor everything in the unchanging Jesus Christ—"the same yesterday and today and forever." The passage warns against strange teachings and ritualistic works, pointing instead to Christ's once-for-all sacrifice outside the camp. We are called to go to Him, bearing His reproach, offering spiritual sacrifices of praise and good deeds through Him—not our own efforts.
3-15-26: Doing Life With Christ-The Lord is My Helper by LifeSource Church
Join us as Pastor Walt discusses how suffering is necessary to purify our faith, and how it can't compare to the glory that waits for us in Heaven.
Believers learn to serve God acceptably by clinging to His grace, which empowers grateful hearts to offer worship and service marked by deep reverence and awe. Recognizing God as a consuming fire—holy, just, and powerful—guards against presumption, fostering humble, joyful obedience in light of our secure, eternal inheritance.
2-22-26: Choosing Your Spiritual Path by LifeSource Church
Stewards of Gods Money - Giving by LifeSource Church
Join us as Pastor Walt discusses what the Bible teaches us about money
2-1-26: Sharpen Your Spiritual Focus by LifeSource Church
1-18-26 Perspectives - Trust God by LifeSource Church
Join us as Pastor Dave uses the book of Hebrews to teach us about God's chastening, and how it works for our good.
In this episode of our sermon podcast, we dive into **Philippians chapter 3**, where the Apostle Paul shares one of the most powerful declarations in Scripture. Once proud of his impeccable religious credentials—circumcision, heritage, zeal, and blameless law-keeping—Paul now counts it all as **loss**, even **rubbish**, compared to the surpassing worth of knowing Christ Jesus his Lord. At the heart of the chapter is this profound truth: nothing in life—success, status, achievements, or possessions—can compare to the priceless treasure of truly knowing Jesus. Paul traded everything to gain Christ, to experience His resurrection power, share in His sufferings, and be transformed into His likeness. Join us as we explore how this radical revaluation can reshape our priorities and fill our lives with unmatched joy and purpose. Knowing Jesus isn't just the best thing—it's the only thing that truly matters. Press play and discover why Christ is worth it all!
Henry & Walter share information and stories about their years growing up together
Henry & Walter share information and stories about their years growing up together
Henry & Walter share information and stories about their years growing up together
Henry & Walter share information and stories about their years growing up together
Henry & Walter share information and stories about their years growing up together
Henry & Walter share information and stories about their years growing up together
Henry & Walter share information and stories about their years growing up together
Henry & Walter share information and stories about their years growing up together
Henry & Walter share information and stories about their years growing up together
Henry & Walter share information and stories about their years growing up together
Henry & Walter share information and stories about their years growing up together
Henry & Walter share information and stories about their years growing up together
By faith, Jericho's walls collapsed—but by faith, God's people were also tortured, mocked, flogged, sawed in two, and wandered destitute. Some escaped death; others endured it. Some saw victory; most only saw promises from a distance. Yet all were commended—not for outcomes, but for refusing to let pain rewrite God's faithfulness. They died still believing, awaiting a “better resurrection.” Their stories whisper to every weary believer today: Great faith isn't measured by deliverance in this life, but by clinging to God when deliverance never comes.
1 Thessalonians 5:14-18 gives a concise, powerful blueprint for the everyday Christian walk. Paul urges us to warn the idle, encourage the timid, help the weak, be patient with everyone, refuse revenge, and always pursue what is good for others. Then: rejoice always, pray without ceasing, and give thanks in all circumstances—this is God's will for us in Christ Jesus. In this episode, discover how actively seeking the good of others (even the difficult ones) is the very way we honor God Monday through Saturday. Short, practical, and life-giving—perfect for your commute.
Hebrews 11:17–22: Faith's forward gaze. Abraham offers Isaac, trusting resurrection before the ram appears. Isaac blesses beyond sight. Jacob crosses hands in worship, defying norm for God's order. Joseph foresees exodus from exile. Obedience first—clarity follows. Trust God's plan; its sense dawns after the act. (48 words)
In Hebrews 11:13-16, the heroes of faith died without receiving the promises, yet greeted them from afar as strangers and exiles on earth. They openly declared that their true home was not the world they left behind nor the lands they wandered, but a better, heavenly country prepared by God. Refusing to cling to past origins—though opportunity beckoned—they pressed forward, desiring what lay ahead. Because they fixed their hearts on this eternal city, God is not ashamed to be called their God. Thus faith releases us from nostalgia's chains, turning our gaze toward the unseen homeland where true belonging awaits.
11-02-2025 Impact of Faith by LifeSource Church
In Matthew 11:25-30, Jesus reveals a profound truth: the Christian life flourishes through intimate relationship with Him, not through relentless activity or self-effort. He invites those weary from striving to find rest in Him, emphasizing that true spiritual vitality comes from knowing the Father through the Son. This passage challenges our tendency to equate faith with busyness or religious performance. Instead, Jesus offers a gentle yoke—His guidance and grace—promising rest for our souls. The Christian life, then, is rooted in surrendering to Christ's love, trusting Him, and finding peace in His presence, not our works.
10-19-25: Living on the Bright Side of the Line Part 1: What Did Sin do to Us? by LifeSource Church
Hebrews 11:1-7 defines faith as assurance in unseen hopes, driving the Christian life forward. Through faith, Abel offered a pleasing sacrifice, Enoch was taken by God, and Noah built an ark, trusting divine warnings. Their faith, rooted in trust and obedience, exemplifies how belief propels believers toward God's promises.
10-05-25 A Call to Persevere by LifeSource Church
Join us as Pastor Dave continues teaching through the book of Hebrews
9-21-25: The Ultimate Sacrifice by LifeSource Church
Join us as Pastor Dave discusses putting our trust in Jesus, rather than our feelings
Hebrews 12:1-2 urges believers to run the race of faith with perseverance, shedding sin and distractions. Surrounded by a "cloud of witnesses," we're called to focus on Jesus, the pioneer and perfecter of faith. He endured the cross, despising its shame, for the joy set before Him, now seated at God's right hand. By fixing our eyes on Him, we find strength to overcome trials, trusting His example of steadfast endurance. This passage inspires unwavering commitment, emphasizing Jesus as our ultimate guide and source of hope in life's challenges, leading us toward eternal victory.
8-31-25: Faith Part 3 - How do we live by faith when we're just not feeling it? by LifeSource Church
8-24-25: Faith Part 2 - How do I Know I Have it? by LifeSource Church
8-17-25: Faith Part 1 - What is it? How do I Know I Have it? by LifeSource Church
8-10-25: Considering the Picture of the Tabernacle by LifeSource Church
Join us as Pastor Walt discusses The Bible's answers to why God created the universe, humanity, and us.
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