Lighthouse Community Church: Recent Episodes
Eric Wayman
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s Supper, showing the importance of honoring Christ and caring for His people. Join us as we learn what it means to approach communion with reverence and remember the sacrifice of Jesus.
s design for biblical headship, the importance of honoring Him in our conduct and worship, and how these verses ultimately point to order, humility, and the glory of Christ.
In this passage, we learn that while many things may be permissible, not everything is beneficial or builds others up. As followers of Christ, our freedom is meant to be guided by love, consideration for others, and a desire to honor God in every area of life.
has our ultimate devotion. Join us as we explore what it means to choose Christ above everything else and to live with wholehearted faith in a world full of competing influences.
Paul the Apostle. He reminds believers that although the Israelites experienced God's blessings, many still fell into sin because they desired evil things instead of trusting and obeying God. Paul uses their history as a lesson for Christians.
that the Christian life is not about simply starting well, but finishing faithfully. Learn why spiritual discipline, perseverance, and keeping our eyes on Christ are essential as we run the race God has set before us
we see a model of surrender, laying down personal rights for the sake of ministry and the message of Christ.
In this message, we explore the balance between Christian freedom and loving responsibility toward others. Discover how our knowledge, choices, and actions can impact fellow believers and how true Christian maturity is expressed through love.
and instead walk confidently in obedience, trusting that God can use them exactly as they are.
Paul reminds us that our bodies are not our own, but temples of the Holy Spirit. This message explores freedom, holiness, and what it truly means to honor God with our lives.
In this passage, we are reminded of who we were-and who we are now in Christ. This message challenges us to live set apart, to walk in righteousness, and remember the transforming power of grace.
Paul speaks with both love and authority, urging believers to imitate our lives like Christ. This message challenges us to move beyond empty words and into life marked by genuine transformation, spiritual authority, and surrendered obedience.
Paul calls believers to reject pride and remember that everything we have comes from God. While the world values status and recognition, Christ calls us to humility, endurance, and faithfulness.
t chase approval or compare yourself to others. Your life is not theirs to judge. Stay faithful to what God has given you.
t chase approval or compare yourself to others. Your life is not theirs to judge. Stay faithful to what God has given you.
They came expecting death, but found life. This Easter, we dive in to Luke 24:1-12 to witness the moment hope was restored, death was defeated, and Jesus proved He is alive.
Corinthians#31 Corinthians 1:18-25God does not use the wisdom or desires of the world to fulfill his purposes, he works in his own way for his own glory.
Corinthians#21 Corinthians 1:10-17In this sermon, Paul confronts disunity in the Corinthian church. Addressing favoritism, personality-driven loyalty, and spiritual pride. Paul calls believers back to unity centered on Christ alone. This message challenges us to examine our hearts, reject division, and remember that the power of the church is not in personalities-but in the cross.
2 Thessalonians #52 Thessalonians 3:6-18Paul warns the Thessalonians to avoid idleness and live responsibly. Idleness can weaken our faith, harm the community, and hinder our witness. Join us as we learn how God calls us to purposeful work, faithful living, and loving accountability.
s comfort, and rely on His faithfulness. This passage reminds us that while the gospel advances through prayer and obedience, it is the Lord who strengthens and protects His people
2 Thessalonians #12 Thessalonians 1:1-12When faith is tested and suffering feels overwhelming, where does our hope come from? 2 Thessalonians 1:1-12 reminds the church that God is just, faithful, and present in the midst of persecution. This message explores how endurance produces hope, how God strengthens His people through trials, and how our present suffering is never the end of the story.
s faithfulness, these final words remind us how to live as a healthy, hope-filled church.
1 Thessalonians #61 Thessalonians 4:9-18Paul connects everyday Christian living with one of the most hope-filled promises of our faith, the return of Christ. Rather than stirring fear or speculation, Scripture calls believers to live quietly, love deeply, and encourage one another with the certainty that Jesus is coming again.
s will is our sanctification-learning to honor Him with our bodies, our choices, and our daily walk.
s deep love and concern for the church. For this reason, Paul sends Timothy to strengthen and encourage believer going through trials, reminding us that steadfast faith is not built alone, but in community, perseverance, and prayer.
re made for spiritual family. In this message, we explore the power of Christ-centered community, the joy of shared faith, and why genuine connection strengthens us in every season.
1 Thessalonians #11 Thessalonians 1:1-10In this passage of the new testament, Paul celebrates a church whose faith, love, and endurance became an example to believers everywhere. Discover how genuine faith leaves a lasting mark and how your life can inspire others to follow Jesus with Boldness and joy.
s words about becoming a new creation through Christ. We explore what it truly means to be made new in Christ. The cross transforms our identity and the way we live, calling us to walk in grace, purpose, and renewal each day.
True freedom in Christ produces fruit that reflects His Spirit. Join us as we learn how to walk by the Spirit and let His character shape our lives from the inside out.
In this sermon, we explore Paul’s powerful illustration of two covenants, one born of slavery and one of freedom. Through the story of Hagar and Sarah, Paul reveals the difference between trying to earn God’s favor through human effort and receiving His promise by faith. This passage reminds us that we are not children of bondage, but heirs of the promise through Christ.
Paul speaks to the Galatians with a pastor’s heart-pleading them not to turn back to empty ways, but to remember the freedom and grace they first received. This message will explore what it truly means to follow Christ through the example of Paul’s life.
Paul reminds us that we are no longer bound by the law, but adopted as sons and daughters of God. In Christ, we move from slavery to sonship, from duty to delight, and from emptiness to inheritance.
Paul reminds us that the law was never meant to replace God’s covenant, but to point us to Christ. Through faith in Jesus, we are no longer slaves under the law but sons and daughters-heirs of the promise given to Abraham.
Paul points us back to Abraham as am example of true faith-showing that we are justified not by works of the law, but by believing in the promise of God.
When’s Peter’s actions strayed from the truth of the gospel, Paul boldly confronted him. This passage reminds us that we are justified by faith in Christ alone, and called to live with integrity, unity, and freedom in Him.
We see how Paul defends the truth of the gospel and stands firm in unity with the apostles. This powerful passage reminds us that salvation is by grace through faith alone, and that the Church is called to walk in both truth and fellowship.
In this message, we look at the testimony of the Apostle Paul and the transforming power of God’s grace. Paul reminds us that the gospel he preached was not from man, but from God Himself. His life shows us that grace calls, redeems, and sends us into God’s mission.
In this message we will see how Paul calls the Galatians ( and us ) back to the one true Gospel that sets us free, guards us from distortion, and anchors our identity in God’s grace.
What will really happen when the day of the Lord comes? In this powerful message, we unpack the sobering and hope-filled words of 2 Peter 3 10:18. A call to live with eternal urgency, spiritual sobriety, and unshakable hope in the promises of God. Peter reminds us that the Lord is not slow in keeping His promises
What do we do when it feels like God is taking too long? In 2 Peter 3:1-9, Peter reminds us that God’s not timing is not our timing - and His delay is not neglect, but mercy. This message explores the hope we have in God’s promises, the call to live with urgency, and the comfort of His patience. Don’t miss this powerful reminder that God is not slow - He is gracious, waiting so that more might come to repentance.
Peter speaks directly to those who once knew the way of righteousness but have turned back to darkness. Their end is worse than their beginning. What does this mean for us today? Are we in danger of becoming what Peter calls cursed children—marked not by blessing, but by rebellion? Join us as we confront these hard truths with humility, calling the Church back to discernment, holiness, and faithfulness in a world full of deception.
In a world where truth is often twisted and falsehoods spread easily, how can we recognize and resist deception? 1n 2 Peter 2:1-11, Peter issues a sobering warning about false teachers and the dangers they bring to the church. But he also reminds us that God is just - He knows how to rescue the faithful and bring judgment on the ungodly. Join us as we explore this powerful passage and learn how to stand firm in truth, trusting God’s justice and mercy in every season.
In a world full of shifting opinions and false teachings, how do we stay grounded? In 2 Peter 1:12-21, Peter reminds us of the unshakeable foundation of God’s word and the power of firsthand testimony. This message calls us to stand firm in the truth of Scripture and hold fast to the light that shines in the darkness. Don’t miss this encouraging and timely reminder of the reliability of God’s promises and the hope we have in Christ.
What does it mean to have a faith that is firm, growing, and unshakeable? In this message from 2 Peter 1:1-11, we’ll explore how God has given us everything we need to live a godly life - and how we can build on that foundation with qualities that lead to fruitfulness, spiritual stability, and assurance in our salvation. Whether you feel stuck in your faith or want to grow deeper, this passage offers a clear path to a secure and thriving relationship with Jesus. Don’t miss this encouraging and challenging word!
In a world that celebrates pride and self-promotion, Peter gives us a radically different vision: one of humility, service, and trust in God’s mighty hand. This week, we continue our journey through 1 Peter with a powerful reminder to be “clothed in humility” - in our leadership, our relationships, and even in our suffering. This message will challenge you to follow Jesus’ example of humble strength. Join us as we unpack 1 Peter 5:1-14 and discover the freedom, unity, and grace that come when we humble ourselves before God and one another.
What do we do when life gets hard - not because we've done something wrong, but because we're doing what's right? In this message, we explore Peter's encouragement to believers who are facing trials, not as punishment, but as part of sharing in Christ's suffering. Discover how God's glory is revealed even in our pain, and why we can rejoice in the midst of hardship. Join us as we find strength and purpose in suffering for the name of Jesus.
1 Peter 4 is a profound testimony to the transformative power of faith in Christ, underscoring the significance of righteous suffering, love, hospitality, and the proper use of spiritual gifts. It serves as a reminder that our earthly trials are but transient when compared to the eternal glory that awaits in God's presence. Therefore, we should aim to live according to God's will, using our spiritual gifts to serve others and glorify our Creator.
How do we respond when life gets hard, when people mistreat us, or when standing up for our faith costs us something? In this powerful passage, 1 Peter 3:8–22 calls us to live with unity, compassion, humility, and unshakable hope—even in the face of suffering. Join us as we explore what it means to honor Christ as Lord in our hearts, give a reason for the hope within us, and follow the example of Jesus, who suffered once for sins to bring us to God. Whether you’re facing opposition or just seeking to live more faithfully, this message is for you.
In 1 Peter 3:1-7, Peter speaks directly to husbands and wives, calling them to live in a way that honors Christ with their marriages. This passage challenges cultural norms and invites us to embody humility, respect, and understanding in our closest relationships. Whether you’re married, single, or seeking wisdom for the future, this message will point you to the strength and grace found in God’s design for love and leadership.
What does it mean to submit to authority in a world that often resists it? In this message, we explore Peter’s challenging call to live honorably - even under unjust leadership - pointing to the ultimate example in Christ. Discover how godly submission isn’t weakness, but a powerful witness to a watching world.
What does it mean to e God’s chosen people in a world that doesn’t always reflect His values? In this message from 1 Peter 2:1-12, we explore how our identity in Christ calls us to live differently - with purpose, holiness, and love. Discover how to lay aside the old self, grow in spiritual maturity, and shine as living stones built into a spiritual house. This passage challenges us to live honorably among others so they may see Jesus through us.
In a world that constantly pressures us to conform, God calls His people to stand out. In 1 Peter 1:13-25, Peter urges believers to live with purpose, holiness, and deep reverence for God. This passage challenges us to set our hope fully on Christ, resist the pull of our former ways, and love others from a pure heart. Join us as we explore what it means to be set apart - transformed by grace and marked by hope.
How do we hold on to hope when life is hard? In this message from 1 Peter 1:1–12, we explore the unshakable, living hope we have through the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Whether you’re feeling discouraged, scattered, or uncertain about the future, this passage reminds us that our identity, inheritance, and joy are secure in Christ.
Mark 16:9-20 is one of the most unique discussed passages in the Gospels - but beyond the debate lies a powerful reminder of the risen Christ and the mission He entrusts to His followers. We’ll explore the heart of this passage, highlighting the hope of the resurrection, the call to share the Gospel, and the signs that follow those who believe.
Early in the morning, the women came to the tomb expecting to find death- but instead encountered life. In Mark 16:1-8, we witness the power of the resurrection, the empty tomb, and the message that changes everything: “He has risen.” This moment is not just history-it’s hope. Join us as we celebrate the beauty, mystery, and life-giving truth of the resurrection of Jesus.
In this powerful passage, we witness the trial of Jesus before Pilate - the moment when the crowd chooses Barabbas over the Son of God.What does this say about human nature, justice, and the mission of Christ? Join us as we unpack the depth of this moment and the profound love Jesus showed by staying silent in the face of false accusations.
In this powerful message, we explore two contrasting moments in Mark 14 - one of deep devotion and another of bold declaration.A woman pours out extravagant love on Jesus, anointing Him with costly perfume, while later Jesus stands firm before the Sanhedrin, boldly declaring His identity even as it leads to His condemnation. What does it mean to love Jesus with everything? What does it cost to stand for truth in the face of rejection? Join us as we dive into these profound passages and discover that wholehearted worship and unwavering faith really look like.
In Mark 13:1-13, Jesus warns His disciples about the coming trials and challenges they will face. He speaks of wars, earthquakes, and persecution, but encourages them to stand firm in their faith. This passage reminds us that while the world may be shaken, our hope in Christ is unshakable. Join us as we explore how to remain faithful and courageous, trusting in God’s promises even in times of uncertainty.
In Mark 12:28-44, Jesus reveals the heart of true worship. He teaches that the greatest commandment is to love God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength - and to love your neighbor as yourself. He then warns against the hypocrisy of religious leaders and commends the humble offering of a poor widow, whose small gift reflects a heart fully surrendered to God. Join us as we explore what it means to live with authentic love and sacrificial devotion.
As Jesus enters Jerusalem, the crowds celebrate Him as their King, but do they truly understand His mission? In this powerful passage from Mark 11, we see Jesus’ triumphal entry, His cleansing of the temple, and His call for true, faith-filled worship. Join us as we explore how this moment reveals Christ’s authority, righteousness, and the kind of Kingdom He came to establish.
What does it mean to have a heart like a child in the Kingdom of God? In Mark 10:1-16, Jesus teaches on marriage, divorce, and the childlike faith that opens the door to His Kingdom. Join us as we explore these powerful truths and how they shape our walk with Christ today.
In beginning of Mark 9 Jesus tells His disciples that some among them will witness the kingdom of God in power. Soon after, He leads Peter, James, and John up a mountain where He is transfigured before them - His divine glory revealed in radiant light. Moses and Elijah appear, symbolizing the fulfillment of the Law and the Prophets in Christ. Overwhelmed, Peter suggests building shelters, but a voice from heaven declares, “This is my Beloved Son; listen to Him.” This moment affirms Jesus’ identity and foreshadows His resurrection, reminding us that the cross comes before the crown. Are we listening to Him?
In Mark 8, Jesus challenges His disciples - and us - to see beyond the surface. Are we missing what He’s trying to show us? In verses 14-21, the disciples worry about bread, but Jesus reminds them of His power and provision. Later, in verses 27-38, Peter confesses Jesus as the Messiah, only to struggle with the true cost of following Him. Join us as we explore what it means to have spiritual clarity, trust in Christ’s provision, and take up our cross daily.
In this first passage, Jesus challenges the religious leaders focus on outward rituals, teaching that true defilement comes from within - our hearts, thoughts, and actions. He calls us to examine what we allow to take root in our hearts and to pursue purity from the inside out. Later, in Mark 7, we see Jesus’ compassion and power as He heals a deaf man with a speech impediment. With a simple touch “Be opened”, Jesus restores him completely. This miracle not only reveals Christ’s authority but also points to His desire to heal and transform our lives - physically, spiritually, and emotionally.
In Mark 6:32-50, we see two powerful moments that reveal Jesus' compassion and authority - the feeding of the five thousand and His miraculous walk on water. Through these events, Jesus not only meets the physical needs of His followers but also calls them to trust Him completely, even in the midst of uncertainty and fear. Just as He provided for the hungry crowd and calmed the disciples' fears on the stormy sea, He is still our provider and sustainer today. Join us as we explore how this passage challenges us to trust Jesus in every situation, knowing that He is always with us.
Mark 4 invites us to reflect on our receptivity to God's Word, the importance of attentive listening, and faith amidst trials. The teachings and miracles of Jesus found in this chapter provide an uplifting reminder of God's Kingdom's expansive and transformative power in our lives and His sovereign control over all things, including our personal storms.Today we cover two parables: Verses 21-25: The Parable of the LampVerses 26-34: The Parables of the Growing Seed and Mustard Seed
Mark 3 portrays a Savior undeterred by opposition and misunderstanding. In this chapter, Jesus challenges societal and religious norms, demonstrating divine authority and redefining kinship. He teaches us that spiritual kinship transcends biological relations, and being part of God's family means doing His will. The chapter inspires us to stand firm in faith despite opposition, knowing that our true identity is found in doing God's will.
Mark 2 unveils a Jesus who is not only a miracle-worker but also a radical teacher challenging the religious norms of His time. He asserts His authority over sickness, sin, societal expectations, and even the Sabbath. The chapter reminds us that faith in Jesus might involve questioning old practices and assumptions, urging us to embrace the transformative power of His teachings.
The Gospel of Mark is a powerful account of Jesus Christ’s life and ministry. In the first chapter, we’re introduced to John the Baptist, who prepares the way for the Lord’s coming. As Jesus is baptized by John, the heavens open up and God the Father declares, “You are my beloved Son; with you I am well pleased.”From there, Jesus is driven into the wilderness to be tempted by Satan for 40 days. He emerges victorious and begins his ministry in Galilee, proclaiming the good news of the kingdom of God. Jesus calls his first disciples—Simon, Andrew, James, and John—who leave everything to follow him.
As we step into a new year, we are filled with hope and gratitude for all that God has done and all He has in store for us. May this year be one of spiritual growth, deeper relationships, and abundant blessings for you and your family. Let us continue to walk in faith, trusting in His plans for our church and community.“See I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it?” Isaiah 43:19
On this fourth Sunday of Advent, we light the Candle of Love, areminder of God’s immeasurable love revealed in the birth of Jesus.As we prepare to celebrate Christmas, let this candle inspire us toreflect on His great love with others.“This is how God showed His love among us: He sent His one andonly Son into the world that we might live through Him.” 1 John 4:9May the joy of the angels, the wonder of the shepherds, and thepeace of the Christ child fill your hearts this Christmas. May His loveguide you, His hope sustain you, and His light shine brightly in yourlife throughout the season and the year to come. Wishing you andyour family a blessed and joyful Christmas!
On this third Sunday of Advent, we light the Candle of Joy, celebrating the good news of great joy that came with the birth of Jesus. This joy is not dependent on our circumstances but is rooted in the unshakable truth of God’s love and salvation.“Do not be afraid. I bring you good news that will cause great joy for all the people.” Luke 2:10As we continue our Advent journey, may our hearts be filled with the joy of Christ, and may we share that joy with the world around us. Let His presence be the source of our gladness this season and always.
The peace of God allows us to look at others through heaven’s eyes and help guide the world to see God’s here and not-yet here kingdom. Peace from God, biblical peace, allows us to trust in God’s promises (Proverbs 3:5), through restful, tranquil faith, despite the dark, scary world around us.
Today marks the beginning of Advent, a season of anticipation and preparation as we reflect on the coming of Christ. On this first Sunday, we light the Candle of Hope, reminding us of God’s promise to bring light into a world of darkness. “The people walking in darkness have seen a great light; on those living in the land of deep darkness a light has dawned.” Isaiah 9:2 As we enter this holy season, let us anchor our hearts in the hope found in Jesus Christ, our savior. His arrival brings the assurance that God’s promises are true and His love endures forever.
This psalm is simply titled A Psalm of Thanksgiving, and it is the only psalm in the collection to bear this title. It speaks of an invitation to the whole earth to know and to worship God. “It is jubilant with confidence for the whole earth, as it contemplates the glory of that earth, when all its people are submitted to the reign of Jehovah."
Titus chapter 3 applies the teachings which Paul gave in chapters 2 and 3. He encourages Christians to live separately from the immoral culture of Crete. Paul contrasts seven worthy behaviors with seven sins associated with unbelief.
In Titus Chapter 2, Paul has instructions for people who were in the church. He told Titus about these guidelines so he could pass them on to help people conduct themselves in a more orderly manner.
We begin our journey through Titus by focusing on Chapter 1, where Paul outlines the essential qualities of church leadership and the importance of sound doctrine. We'll examine how these principles apply not only to leaders but to each of us as we live out our faith with integrity and truth. Come ready to be challenged and encouraged as we look to God's design for a healthy, vibrant community.
Jonah chapter 4 captures the prophet’s emotional reaction to God’s mercy toward Ninevah. After Ninevah repents and is spared, Jonah becomes angry, feeling that God’s compassion toward such a wicked city is unjust. God uses a plant, which grows and withers quickly, to teach Jonah about his own mercy and sovereignty. The chapter highlights themes of God’s boundless grace, even toward those we deem undeserving, and challenges the reader to reflect on their own understanding of justice, mercy, and compassion.
In Jonah 3, we witness the incredible mercy of God as He offers both Jonah and the people of Nineveh a second chance. Despite Jonah’s initial disobedience, God calls him again to deliver a life-changing message. This chapter reveals the transformative power of repentance and obedience, showing us that no one is beyond God’s reach. Join us as we explore how God’s grace can rewrite our story, and how He uses our obedience to bring about the redemption of others.
A Prayer from the DeepIn Jonah 2, we find the prophet in the belly of a great fish, offering a heartfelt prayer to God. Join us as we dive deep into Jonah’s journey of repentance, the power of prayer in difficult times, and how God’s mercy reaches us even in the darkest places. Discover how this chapter speaks to our own moments of despair and the hope that can be found when we depend on God. Don’t miss this message of grace, redemption, and God’s faithfulness!
Join us as we dive into the powerful story of Jonah, a prophet who ran from God's call but found redemption in unexpected ways.In this series, we'll explore themes of obedience, mercy, and God's relentless pursuit of us, even when we turn away. Whether you are familiar with the story or hearing it for the first time, this series will challenge and encourage you to see God's grace in a whole new light!
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We often talk about how God expresses His love for us. The cross is the single most powerful expression of love in history. But have you ever wondered how God receives love? What action or expression ministers most powerfully to Him? That’s what we will explore today.
God commanded us not to worship anything but Him. While this might seem self-serving, as if God was merely concerned with keeping the focus on himself, it’s actually far more loving and protective of us. Today, we will examine the negative repercussions of misdirected worship.
When it comes to worship, we all have preferences and we can be pretty outspoken about those preferences. But when we make worship about our tastes, we take the focus off of the rightful recipient of our worship and make it about us. And that’s when our worship becomes idolatry. Click on the link below to join the conversation.
Jesus gave his life to restore more than your relationship with God. He also restored the purpose for which God created you in His image. You are His representative, His ambassador, His priest. But what does that even mean? What does it mean to live as priests of the King of Creation? That’s what we will explore today.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
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For those of you who may have lost track of days during this holiday season, this is Sunday. But it's not just any Sunday. It's the last Sunday of the year and that means it's time to look back and remember.
This weekend, we will begin a study of Paul's letter to the Philippians, a letter he wrote while under house arrest. Though it was penned nearly 2,000 years ago, it is profoundly relevant to us as we walk through this challenging season.
This week, we will examine America's addiction to power, and look to Jesus for the cure.
The gospel is good news for everybody, but how do you get the news out? We start by taking it to the nerve centers of society. Join us today as we learn from the evangelistic efforts of the early church.
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Acts 17 - Words are powerful. They can either compel or repel. So while the gospel never changes, the ways in which we communicate the gospel must take into account the intended audience. Today at Lighthouse, we will explore the importance of speaking our audience’s language.
Father's Day - Acts Series - Perhaps the greatest investment we will ever make is to pour our lives into another person. Today at Lighthouse, we are exploring what it means to raise up the next generation
Change is hard, especially when it forces us to question the traditions and habits we’ve grown up with. It’s no wonder why we tend to avoid change. But what if our avoidance to pain is actually hurting us more?
In this painful season of fear and unrest, we need some hope. But I’ve got some good news for you.
It’s been 2,000 years since the fire fell and the church was born, but the reverberations of that first Pentecost are still felt today. Join us as we discuss what it means to be the church that our world needs right now.
Ever since Easter ended, I've been feeling a little melancholy. Its like all the emotions that I've held at bay through staying busy are creeping out of the shadows. Can you relate? But what should we do with these untamed feelings that just won't go away?
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Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
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Eric continues our Vision series by explaining the Great Commission and how we are to 'make disciples'. The verse that says "Go and make disciples" is better translated "Make disciples as the spirit leads you in your daily walk."
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Eric reviews Stephen's death and the persecution from Saul on the early Church. These events forced Christians out of Jerusalem "scattering them like seeds" and generated explosive growth of the faith. This begs the question "Is persecution necessary to grow the church?"
Eric leads us through the death of Stephen and how he told them a story in response to accusations from the Sanhedrin. Stories are a powerful way to communicate truth. Are you sharing your story of how Jesus has touched your life?
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Eric speaks about the Church outside the physical boundaries of the building and that our community of believers IS the Church.
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Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
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Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
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Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
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Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
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Walking with God is a wonderful experience needed for our lives to be productive and fulfilling. In this sermon, there are key steps to help with getting closer to God and experiencing the best life God has prepared for you.
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Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.
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Pastor Eric reviews Matthew 4:1-3 and discusses the difference between solitude and isolation. It is important to spend time alone with God and receive the blessings God has designated for your life.
Eric teaches us from Matthew 11 on some practical ways to slow down and listen to God and how we can escape from the ravages of "Hurry Sickness".
Eric gives us practical teaching regarding how we can be "lights in this world" by being a light to those that are in close proximity to us. Are you using your time, talent and treasure to serve others?
Eric continues our Vision series by teaching on how we are to be in community with one another.
Eric teaches from a familiar passage in John and reminds us that to be a disciple of Christ is more about 'being' than it is about 'doing'.
Eric teaches how rabbis in general and Jesus specifically made disciples. Are you following Jesus like a disciple?
Eric explains why we need reminders of God's faithfulness and invites our body to share God's goodness. Jeff leads us in a time of communion.
Jeff concludes our series on the sermon on the mount. He teaches us how to stay on the narrow road, identify false teachers and more!
Eric teaches from a familiar passage in Matthew about how we are to relate to other imperfect people. This is a challenge to us about how we often wrongfully judge others!
Eric Wayman taught on not worrying about you're pseudo savior isn't going to give you peace, but seeking his kingdom and his righteousness will.
Chris teaches about true Christian character using some super hero analogies and challenges us to be Superman full time!
Eric continues our journey through The Sermon On The Mount as it exposes the motives behind our actions as well as covering the topic of prayer.
Pastor Jimmy takes us through new set boundaries Jesus lays out when interacting with the world, not as the world does, but as our Heavenly Father requires when dealing with vows, revenge, and our enemies.
Pastor Jeff gives some brilliant insight on passages within the Sermon on the Mount regarding our understanding of murder, adultery, and divorce. It is more than an act but a condition of your heart.
Eric continues his teaching through the Sermon on the Mount and how it reflects our Father's heart.
Eric continues in this series with a description of our roles as individuals and as"The Church" outside of the building....
Eric continues to highlight how Jesus radically changed "old temple thinking" and demonstrates how the new structure is upside down. Power is found in serving others not in 'commanding' them.
Eric explains the simple requirements of loving God and loving others. Practically working that out is more difficult however. Eric shows the why!
Eric provides us a history lesson through scripture showing how the church struggles with going back to the old temple model.
Eric walks us through Galatians 5 to show how the death of Jesus completely changed the temple model. The early church struggled with the concept that salvation = Grace alone (grace plus nothing). This was drastically different from the works model that was in place prior to the crucifixion.
Eric mentions that we are re branding our church and explains why, as we start the series "BRAND: New". In this first message we explore what things make our message 'unnecessarily resistible'.
Eric helps us understand how to follow our moral compass and tackles the difference between liberty and restraint.
Eric shows us how to collect spiritual ballast so that we can weather the storms of life.
Eric teaches us from the scriptures on the best ways to orient our lives. He answers the question "What is our spiritual sextant?"
Eric helps us understand how to trust God fully by ensuring that we are using His word to orient us to "true north".
Jeff teaches us about great leadership from the book of Chronicles using examples of very young kings.
Eric walks us through 2 Samuel and teaches us from the story of David and Absalom and contrasts that Father/Son relationship with the relationship of the Prodigal son.
Chris walks us through this section of Samuel and transforms what started as a Bible Study into a sermon with practical and personal implications!
Chris kicks off our Memorial Day Service with a great message from the book of Judges. This book is action packed with wars and even has a touch of a soap opera feel to it. listen as Chris details the 'cycle of sin' that the nation of Israel was caught in and how we can break the cycle in our own lives.
Eric walks us through the book of Joshua and shares insights both on servant leadership and how as individual followers of Jesus and that we need to be obedient even at the risk of looking foolish.
Leigh gives us some great tips on how our Mother's and Grandmother's have given us sincere faith!
Eric explains how we can live a Spirit filled life. Topics include; How to humbly restore a brother or sister, the differences between carrying a burden and a load, and the law of sowing and reaping.
Eric, Describes the freedom we have in Christ. Listen and learn that our freedom in Christ is not the freedom that the world defines as "doing whatever you want".
Eric takes us through Galatians 5 and helps us understand the freedom we have in Christ. It is hard for us to grasp that the gift of our salvation is free. Eric talks about Gods grace and that our relationship is based on LOVE and not our performance!
Leigh walks us through Ephesians and several other passages to demonstrate how much God loves us. Do you feel Gods love? If not meditate on the passages we cover today!
Eric walks us through this portion of scripture which gives us confidence that we are in fact children of God. Adopted permanently and with all the benefits that the Father bestows to Jesus, his natural son.
Leigh leads us through this section of Galatians which shows that we are saved by Jesus plus NOTHING.
Eric continues to walk us through Galatians and Paul's missionary journey to give us a better view of the early Church.
Eric reviews the context of the book of Galatians and walks us through how t differs significantly from the other books he wrote.
Chris walks us through scripture to show us how we can tap into God's strength in our daily walk.
Leigh, helps us understand how we can engage our Minds as one more aspect of how we love God as well as how we can live transformation-ally
Leigh gives us very practical examples from God's Word of how we can demonstrate our love for our Lord and draw close to him in a very personal way.
Eric unpacks our purpose statement as a church as it relates to how we, as disciples, should love our neighbors and make more disciples.
Leigh reminds us of some biblical and practical ways we can demonstrate our love to one another.
Eric reviews the new purpose statement for our Church. Which is: "We are committed to making disciples who love God, love one another and love their neighbors."
Do you want real and lasting positive changes in your life? Listen to Eric as he gives us some great New Years wisdom from the Bible.
What is your name? Learn the names that Jesus has given us and what they mean to us in our dailywalk with him!
What kind of people does God choose to fulfill His plan? Listen to Leigh as he leads us through Mary's journey of faith to find out.
Pastor Eric encourages us to persevere and not to grow weary fighting the good fight. Even though we may not see results for long periods of time that God is working behind the signs. Listen in for more encouragement from the word.
Eric teaches some basic principals on how the cumulative effect can work for or against us, listen in to see how we can use this principal to glorify God.
Eric challenges us regarding our use of social media. Are we honoring the Lord with our use of these 'tools'?
Eric tackles the delicate subject of the upcoming election from the Biblical perspective of our responsibility as citizens of heaven rather than of our country.
Eric discusses how we can be a friend to the lonely. Relational poverty is an epidemic and we as Christians have the cure.
Leigh share with us the heart of God as it related to loving widows and orphans. We also get to hear some heart felt testimonies. What is God calling you to so for the needy in your life?
Eric leads us through a study on how we can shape the next generation. We also get to share in the celebration of two baby dedications!
How should we deal with the homeless people in our community? Leigh helps us understand the Biblical answer to this difficult question.
Eric teaches how to be a good neighbor by understanding our prejudiced and acting differently!
Eric teaches from the last chapter of Acts and demonstrates how our hope transcends our circumstances and can glorify God even in the most difficult times.
Leigh walks us through the trail of Paul. If you were on trail would you be convicted of being a Christian?
Leigh walks us through the conversion of Paul and explains how powerful it is when we share our testimony!
Listen as Eric shares with us the missionary heart of Paul and how he effectively evangelized whole cities!
Chris, walks us through Acts 18 and 19 and challenges us with the question "is our spiritual life a threat to the enemy?" What are we missing in our spiritual life, find out and let the body of Christ help us fill it!
Marty & Rebecca share with our Lighthouse family about their evangelistic ministry, travels and how God is moving abroad.
Eric walks us through Peter's experience of ministering to the gentiles and how it impacted his Jewish faith.
Guest Pastor John Blue encourages us how to abide in Christ so we can 'bear good fruit'
Leigh describes the conversion of Saul and how he became obedient to the call of Jesus on his life.
Leigh uniquely shares insights from Phillip's life and ministry from Acts chapter 8. Note there is no outline attached for today's message, however if you have the YouVersion of the bible on your smartphone you can find an outline by selecting MORE then Events, search for Lighthouse Coastal Community Church, select it and there you are!
Eric explains how the early Church deals with some 'growing pains' like favoritism, false accusations, the death of a Deacon and the birth of a movement.
Leigh honors our moms with this message and allows a variety of mom's to share their tips on passing on a legacy of faith.
Leigh takes us through Acts 5 where the early Church had to wrestle with some practical issues. Listen to see how they resolve these problems.
Eric leads us through Acts 3&4 he demonstrates that the spirit moves before the preaching of the Gospel is preached and leads to hearts being changed so that God gets all the glory.
Eric walks us through the rest of Acts. And answers the question: What did the disciples do and what were they thinking while waiting the 10 days for the anointing of the Holy Spirit?
Eric kicks off the study of Acts by giving us the overall context of the book. Then he defines the Kingdom of God and how we need to respond to God's will.
Pastor Eric defends the authenticity of the the resurrection story with powerful evidence. We have a faith in facts, not a blind faith. Leigh demonstrates how the power of Jesus provides personal support to deal with the difficulties and questions we have in life.
Eric explores John 12 and answers the question: how did public sentiment of Jesus change from "Hosanna!" (Save Us) to "Crucify Him" in just five days.
Eric, details exactly how sin separates us from our holy God and how the cross bridges the gap! Unfortunately we often attempt to bridge the gap ourselves. Eric shows us how God did it and how we should respond.
Leigh, Encourages wives on how to build up their husbands as well as husbands on how to live in a way to honor and provide security to their wives.
Leigh, Takes an honest look at some of the difficult truths about the Biblical needs of a husband and how a wife can shape her husband.
Eric, walks through the familiar passages on the four types of love. Listen as he shares some new insights and provides a poignant example of God's agape love.
Eric, explains how important it is to use our gifts to bless the body of Christ as well as others.
We get to hear testimonies from several of our members then Eric baptizes them, Chris tells us the vision of the youth ministry and finally Leigh wraps up the morning with some brief comments on how we are partners with Christ
Eric answers the question, "who is our neighbor?" using Luke 10 and recounts the story of the Good Samaritan.
Eric, digs into this familiar passage by giving us background on the beginning of the verse that we have a tendency to overlook.
Leigh teaches us about some Laws of Love and tht we must stay connected to our Lord and others.
Eric leads us in a study of how and why to pray and fast. Are you hungry for change? If so try fasting!
Leigh, walks through how Jesus came to deal with the Presence, The Power and the Penalty of sin.
Pastor Eric teaches our kids, and us about Joy and the reason for the Christmas season!
Leigh leads us through this passage in a unique way by asking us what 'stars' are we following, are we looking for the truth?
Pastor Eric explains how our Good Shepherd 'prepares the table" for us by leading us in ways that eliminate our anxiety and give us peace, assuming we let Him.
Leigh explains that we need to Walk, not run, through the dark valleys and remember that there is a purpose and plan for the trial. Lean on Jesus is the lesson!
Pastor Eric leads us through Psalm 23:3 "He Restores My Soul" where we learn some interesting characteristics of both the sheep and the Good Shepherd. Danielle shares with us her new ministry direction.
Leigh and the church affirms Eric's ordination as pastor of the flock. Leigh also walks us through Psalm 23:2 and how Eric is called to lead us.
Egypt shares his ministry journey which was one of faith and not what he expected. Egypt expands on what it meant to him to "Be still and know that I am God."
Eric, exposes our discomfort of silence and how we use NOISE to distract ourselves rather than engage with others or even our God.
Leigh concludes our series in Romans by walking us through Paul's passion regarding friendship.
Eric leads us through this section of Romans where we learn how to deal with unexpected detours in life.
Eric walks us through this meaty chapter of Romans where we explore how much freedom we have in Christ and what limits we should impose on ourselves.
Leigh leads us through these verses in Romans which demonstrate how we should handle our finances as well as whom we should honor and respect.
Leigh explains this difficult passage of scripture on how we should obey the authorities that have been set over us. Leigh interviews a former LAPD Deputy Chief. When we abide by our rights and responsibilities we will gain rewards, otherwise we receive consequences.
Leigh leads us through Romans 12:9-21, did you know that the opposite of Love is not hate, listen in to find out the correct answer!
Eric give us a great overview of Spiritual Gifts, why we have them and how to discern them!
Leigh explains when we have those Ah Ha moments (epiphanies) that these moments are meant to transform us as we grow deeper in our Worship of the most high God. As we become living sacrifices we are transformed more and more into the likeness of Christ.
Eric lead us through Chapters 9-11 which is packed with Old Testament teachings, he explains and explores how and why the Jews missed Christ as the Messiah.
Insightful message regarding the sovereignty of God and the free will of man. Leigh covers some difficult related social issues as well.
Leigh leads us through the remainder of chapter 8 where we learn that ALL things things work together for good and that we are Justified, reconciled and glorified (even if we don't feel that way).
Eric enlightens us on what is meant by adoption in the Roman culture. You might be surprised on how it differs from our current western understanding.
Eric exposes the struggle that Paul shares with us in Romans between the Spirit and the Flesh.
Pastor Leigh walks us through this tough chapter in Romans dealing with sin and death and the power of the law over us.
Eric leads us through Romans 6:1-14 and answers the question: Should we go on sinning so that grace may increase?
Eric leads us through Romans 5:1-11 and answers the questions: What happens after our justification through Christ? How shall we now live? Why do Christian's suffer?
Leigh leads us through Romans 4 where we learn the differences between an outward symbol and an inward faith.
Eric leads us through Romans 3 where we learn that we all have sinned and there is nothing we can do of ourselves to be saved other than look to our savior.
Great exposition on the differences between the Jewish and Gentile Christians and Paul's heart to unite them.
Eric reveals the truth in Romans 2: Beware the Moralizers. We need to be careful not to judge others, remember that we are all guilty of breaking God's righteous standard! We all deserve God's judgement.
Can you hear the Cry of God to you? Leigh enlightens us through the study of Romans 1:18-30.
Eric provides is a very nice overview of the book of Romans as we look forward to this great study in God's word.
From Palm Sunday to the Cross.. Now we celebrate Jesus power over death and how we all now have a path to God.
Eric takes us through some of the most misunderstood passages of scripture as they relate to submission. Learn more about the real purpose for the 'curses' on Adam and Eve.
Who are you? Who do you thing you are? We are unique and loved by God almighty, listen to Eric as we explore John 6.
Eric teaches us how to make disciples, it's not as hard as you might think. Listen as we are encouraged to share our lives by inviting others to follow us in our own journey.
Leigh continues to provide practical insight and examples of how we can easily share our faith.
Do you know how to simply and easily share your faith or defend the hope that lies within you? If not, listen as Leigh shares an easy way to defend our faith!
Ever wonder why you were put here on earth? Eric answers that question from god's perspective. Listen to the message to learn how we can be involved in Gods plan!
Marge starts out by casting the vision for our preschool ministry, then Leigh finishes the series on how to determine our 'shape' and how we can be most effective in our service to God and others.
Danielle starts off by highlighting her vision for the Family Ministry then Leigh leads us through understanding how our discovering our image or shape can help us to uniquely minister to others.
A unique Christmas message detailing aspects of Spiritual Warfare as it relates to our Savior's birth.
Brief message on the Three Wise Men as we get ready to watch the children's program today.
Ever wonder what it was like for Mary and Joseph in their day and age to discover that Mary was pregnant before they were married. Eric explores this as well as other interesting aspects of Joseph's life.
This is the first Sunday of Advent and today we celebrate HOPE. Leigh explains the story of Mary and how we need to have her same attitude toward following our Lord.
What are you thankful for this season? Are you living a thankful life? We all should be Thanks-Living! After all Jesus gave his all for us!
Eric walks us through the last chapter or John where we learn that Jesus can use even those who have walked away from him and publicly denied him.
Have you ever struggled with evidence that Jesus rose from the dead? Eric provides several extra-biblical references that prove that our faith isn't blind, in fact it is anything but. Our faith is demonstrable!
The brutal death of Jesus is the final step in Jesus ministry to ensure our New Life! The Phrase 'It is Finished' applies to more than just His death but also to any works we might 'think' are required of us for salvation.
Leigh leads us through John 18 as we discover just how our Lord's kingdom is not of this world.
Eric leads us through John 17. Learn how God glorifies Jesus and how Jesus glorifies God as well as how we are all set apart for His glory.
Leigh leads us through Jesus' final week on earth as he prepares his disciples to receive the Holy Spirit. The question is "what do we do with him?"
Eric encourages us in this familiar passage to abide in Christ constantly and not to treat our life with Christ like we do our cell phones, just getting a charge when we feel we need one.
Leigh leads us through a study of John 14 where we discuss one of the more difficult theological concepts: The Trinity.
Join us as we delve into the last 24 hours of Jesus ministry on earth and learn about the contrasts of Light and Darkness in John 13.
Join us as Leigh walks us through John 12 as we sit down to a meal with Jesus and learn about his last week on earth.
First we hear from our Missionaries to Indonesia, the Marshall's, then Eric walks us through John 11as we look at the story of Lazarus.
Eric walks us through John 7 where the Jewish leaders are amazed that for an 'uneducated' mad that he teaches with such authority. Eric also covers the significance of the Feast of Tabernacles plus provides us some practical application.
Leigh walks us through the 6th chapter of John and gives us insight into Jesus' authority.
Overview of John Chapter 5 where we find that Jesus is more than just a miracle worker, look at a sabbath controversy and how Jesus reacts to being put on trial in the court of public opinion.
Join us as we listen to Pastor Egypt in his farewell sermon to us as he seeks Gods will in Texas. He exhorts us all to: Pray without ceasing, Obey God and Seek godly council. Egypt also answers the question we all have on our minds "Why Texas?" , with the very spiritual reply "Because God said so!"
What does it mean to be 'Born Again?" Eric reviews John chapter three where we explore the answer.
Leigh covers John 2:1-22 with some unique insights into both the Wedding at Cana as well as when Jesus confronts the merchants in the temple.
Jesus is unique throughout history. Leigh leads us through scripture exploring exactly how.
Eric explains how in one sense God will is already done and yet in another we can be partners is accomplishing His will here on earth!
What does the Gospel mean to you? How do you share the "Good News" of what Christ did for you? Eric walks us through two examples of what we are saved from and what we are saved to.
As a mother or father how are you doing at training your children in the way of the Lord? Eric challenges us to be better spiritual leaders in our homes.
The Holy Spirit is a person, have you been listening to him lately. If not Eric explains how he works and how we can hear him better
What are your expectations for this Easter or for that matter today, tomorrow or this year? Put that in perspective with the Jew's expectation of Christ. Listen to Eric as we learn how to deal with our expectations.
Great overview of the history of the Judges and Kin's of Israel along with some very practical applications. Would you rather trust in the Lord or in Kings?
Great teaching on Moses, the 10 commandments and the significance of the Tabernacle. Are you a runaway slave or a chosen person of a holy priesthood?
Leigh discusses the sacrificial system which temporarily provided forgiveness of sins once a year as well as how Jesus fulfilled this requirement once and for all.
Continuing on our survey of the Old Testament, Eric lead us quickly through about 50 chapters in the overview covering from the rise of God's chosen people to Crossing the Red Sea.
How strong is your faith? Would you follow God's leading even if it meant tremendous loss? Let's look at Abraham's life as an example.
Have you noticed that relationships are messy, well the account of Adam and Eve in Genesis is no different, listen as Eric explains how the fall affects us all.
Did you grow up thinking that you had to make a decision between believing the Bible OR Science? I did, well listen into this exposition of Genesis and learn that both can coexist.
Can you answer the questions What is the Bible and Why is it important? Listen as Eric provides us insight and teaching on this important topic.
Do you believe that you are Holy? Let this be our mantra for today "I am Holy, help me be Holy"
Do were really understand what grace is and how we are to respond to it? Leigh shares some important aspects of grace of which truth is a key.
Are you the light of your world? Learn how Lighthouse church values being a light and how we can all do our part to shine in this world.
Do you have a purpose statement for your life? Eric challenges us to build one that reflects God's purpose for our lives.
God loves us unconditionally, do you really understand what that means. Listen as Eric explores this reality.
We explore Psalm 107 and see how God's faithfulness has impacted several of our church members.
Listen as we explore more fundamental principals of money management. his week we learn from the Ant!
Is money your modern day idol? Listen to Eric to find out if it is and ways to change the object of our affection.
Have you ever said to yourself that you cannot afford to give 10% to the Lord, listen to this message and learn that you cannot afford NOT to live a life of generosity!
God only has two expectations from us regarding our finances. Listen to Leigh as he explains!
Some practical testimonies from our 21 days of prayer and a reading of the entire book of Colossians.
Do you need help and healing? Turn to the biblical prescription and take a healthy dose of Prayer.
Submission is a controversial subject in today's Church, but it was not so in the early Church. listen to Eric teach on the proper perspective on this often misunderstood and misapplied verse.
This week we learn both how to Identify as well as Experience Christ. How do you 'dress' for worship?
Are you ready for change? We need to change more into His image, listen as pastor Leigh leads us through the scripture to learn how we can Smoltify!
Last week we covered what not to focus on, this week we learn what to set our heart and mind on instead.
Do you want to hear God's voice more clearly? Are you hungry for greater intimacy with Him? Then come to the free seminar THIS Saturday from 9am - 3pm. Join Rhonda Hughey, author of Desperate for His Presence and founder of Fusion Ministries, as she explores how we can cultivate deeper intimacy with God
When your sinful nature just won't die, what should you do? Listen to Eric as we explore how to deal with this issue.
How firmly are you rooted in Christ? Have you been sidetracked lately. Listen as Eric teaches some lessons that were directed to the Colossians.
Are you ready to grow up? Listen as Pastor Egypt challenges us in the area of spiritual growth.
Join us as we learn from Jamie how we can experience as well as demonstrate Gods Grace from Paul's example of a prayer to the church.
Our kids learned how to 'Stand Strong' all this week in VBS. Listen to Eric as we all learn a lesson in standing strong from Daniel and three of his friends.
Do you find yourself longing for the approval of others? Listen as we examine scripture to uncover who we really need to seek approval from.
Do you want to be happy? First we had better understand the nature of biblical happiness. Listen to Eric as we explore how to be happy Christians.
Are you ready to give up and lay down your need for control? In this message you will learn several steps which will enable to you get things under control in a Biblical manner.
Do you feel inadequate? Leigh shares several things we all need to know about ourselves to counteract this perception.
Are you content with what you have or are you finding yourself wanting more 'stuff'? Listen as we explore how to be content with what God has already blessed us.
Are you really free or are you a slave to sin. Eric details four postures to ensure we are living freely.
Listen as Eric shares about this challenging commandment in light of our current sexually charged culture
Although resting on the Sabbath is a command Eric explores the question, what is the real purpose for the Sabbath?
Practical teaching on how to avoid idol worship and instead worship the one who is worthy of all our praise.
How can we put God first in our lives, listen as we study the first of the Ten Commandments.
What changed in the lives of the people who surrounded Jesus after his resurrection? Listen to this message by Leigh and Eric to find out.
The first 8 minutes are poor quality sorry - Listen as Leigh explains the Heartaches and Heartbeats of the heart rules
Can you hear the voice of God? Listen to Eric as he provides insights into how to hear Him more clearly.
Is your prayer time simply a time to give a laundry list of items to God to fix, do you find most of your prayers are unanswered? Join us as Eric explores what it is like to have an intimate prayer relationship with our Lord.
It's time for change, Let the change begin. Today we kick off a new series where we learn that becoming the people that God wants us to be requires TRAINING.
First in our new series. Ever wonder what these big Christian words really mean, Justification & Sanctification? Listen as Eric explores and explains the concepts.
Join Leigh as he describes the five values that our Church strives to incorporate into our community.
Find yourself reacting badly to people or circumstances, that is the flesh talking. Listen to this message to learn how to obey the spirit instead.
Ever wonder how you got into a particular predicament? Want to learn how to avoid issues like that in the future. Listen to Leigh as he walks us through how our thoughts can guide us where we 'should' go.
Ready to get in spiritual shape this year? Join us for our Soul Training series. Listen as Pastor Eric kicks of this exciting new series.
The maturity of a Christ follower is propelled by our love, honor, and respect for one another in speaking truth with each other and with others outside the body of Christ.
Why do we often struggle with others regarding the real meaning of Christmas. Join us as Eric explores some of the roots of this issue.
Are you following God's plan? If not, how is that working out for you? Listen to Leigh as we look at God's sometimes unlikely plans.
Are you on the right path? Listen to Egypt as we take a walk down the path that God is leading us.
Join us as we celebrate baptism. Also Why is Christianity so exclusive? Is Jesus really the ONLY way? listen in to discover why Jesus is the way the truth and the life.
Did you ever wonder why bad things happen to good people? Listen to Eric as we explore scripture to answer this question and others.
Who is the intelligence behind intelligent design? What do atheists have to say about the church today? Listen to today's sermon to learn more about the creation account.
Do you have serious questions about God or your faith? Do you think this means that you have a lack of faith? Listen in to learn that God loves us to ask questions, even deep fundamental ones.
Worship touches the heart of God, but it can also transform us. Listen to Leigh are we learn how.
Do you have a purpose statement? How are you doing achieving your goals regarding that purpose? Listen to Eric as we dissect our purpose
Listen to Leigh as we explore how to become one in Christ. Note: There is a about 3 min of the sermon that is missing due to a technical issue at about the 13 min mark. Our apologies for that.
Learn an entirely different but true perspective on what is meant by 'green pastures' in this Psalm!
Going through a tough time? Listen in to Leigh as he walks us through some practical steps for survival.
Eric kicks off this new series by sharing some common misconceptions regarding what God is interested in developing within Christians.
In this lesson Eric covers how to get a proper perspective, how to handle trials and how to cultivate a joyful heart
Have you lost your Joy and Peace. Listen to Leigh as we dive into Philippians and discover how we can regain our Joy.
Have you 'lost' your religion? Maybe that is a good thing, listen to Eric as we learn how to 'follow' Jesus.
Do you have joyful relationships? If not listen to Leigh as we walk through the characteristics and qualities of a joyful friend
If you have lost your joy, check your attitude. Join us as we look at Philippians and learn to 'sing' the 'songs' that unite us.