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In this message from the Joseph series, we discover that God is always writing a bigger story than the one we can currently see. As Joseph encounters his brothers years after they betrayed him, we see the power of secrets being brought into the light and how revealing what has been hidden can lead to healing. Through Joseph’s journey, we learn the importance of being who God created us to be, being honest about our fears, and taking responsibility for our mistakes. This message reminds us that truth brings freedom and that God can use even our deepest wounds and most difficult moments to bring restoration and redemption.
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What does it really mean to be a leader? In this message from our Joseph series, we discover that leadership isn't about titles, positions, or recognition—it's about faithfully stewarding what God has placed in our hands. Looking at Joseph's rise to leadership in Genesis 41, we explore four practical principles for leading well: paying attention to what captures our focus, learning to say no to good things so we can say yes to God's best, releasing pressure by relying on God's presence, and cultivating a heart of gratitude. Whether you lead at home, at work, in ministry, or simply through your everyday influence, this message will challenge you to embrace God's bigger story and steward every opportunity He gives you.
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Have you ever felt forgotten—overlooked by others, waiting on unanswered prayers, or wondering if God still sees you? In this episode, we continue our series on Joseph by exploring one of the most difficult chapters of his life: the years he spent forgotten in prison. Through Genesis 40, we'll discover that while people may forget us, God never does. What feels like a season of delay may actually be God's preparation for something greater. Join us as we learn how to remain faithful while we wait, remember that we're planted—not buried—and trust that God is still writing a bigger story than the one we can currently see.
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Have you ever felt forgotten—overlooked by others, waiting on unanswered prayers, or wondering if God still sees you? In this episode, we continue our series on Joseph by exploring one of the most difficult chapters of his life: the years he spent forgotten in prison. Through Genesis 40, we'll discover that while people may forget us, God never does. What feels like a season of delay may actually be God's preparation for something greater. Join us as we learn how to remain faithful while we wait, remember that we're planted—not buried—and trust that God is still writing a bigger story than the one we can currently see.
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In Part 2 of our Joseph series, we explore one of the most relatable challenges every believer faces—temptation. Following Joseph’s journey in Genesis 39, we see how a young man who had already endured betrayal, slavery, and disappointment now faces a powerful test of character. Joseph’s story reminds us that temptation itself is not sin; it is a test that reveals what is in us and what God wants to develop through us. When faced with the advances of Potiphar’s wife, Joseph chose faithfulness over convenience, integrity over compromise, and God’s purpose over temporary pleasure.
This message challenges us to view temptation through a different lens—not as proof of weakness, but as an opportunity for growth. We’ll learn how Joseph kept the important things important, protected his integrity, and trusted God even when doing the right thing led to difficult circumstances. If you’ve ever wondered why obedience can sometimes seem harder than compromise, Joseph’s story offers hope and encouragement: God is still working, even when life doesn’t make sense. Join us as we discover how passing the test of character prepares us for the bigger story God is writing in our lives.
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I am super excited about this series because Joseph is my favorite Old Testament person in the Bible.
I love the story and stories of Joseph.
If you were raised in church chances are you might remember some of these stories we are going to go over.
If you weren’t raised in church, chances are you may still know about Joseph……you may have heard of him and his coat of many colors.
He was kind of a big deal.
And we find his story in the book of Genesis.
Specifically… Genesis 37-50.
So over the next several weeks… really over this summer we are going to be looking at a number of these chapters.
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The good news as Christians… there are some things we are not!
If we call ourselves a follower of Jesus, life isn’t necessarily easy, it is not always perfect, but there are some things we are not…
We can look at the world, we can look at temptations, we can look at the lies of Satan, and we can say: “NOT IT”.
And we see a list of not its, in a passage scripture written by a guy named Paul to the church in Corinth, in 2 Corinthians 4:8-10.
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The good news as Christians… there are some things we are not!
If we call ourselves a follower of Jesus, life isn’t necessarily easy, it is not always perfect, but there are some things we are not…
We can look at the world, we can look at temptations, we can look at the lies of Satan, and we can say: “NOT IT”.
And we see a list of not its, in a passage scripture written by a guy named Paul to the church in Corinth, in 2 Corinthians 4:8-10.
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http://bible.com/events/49521951
The good news as Christians… there are some things we are not!
If we call ourselves a follower of Jesus, life isn’t necessarily easy, it is not always perfect, but there are some things we are not…
We can look at the world, we can look at temptations, we can look at the lies of Satan, and we can say: “NOT IT”.
And we see a list of not its, in a passage scripture written by a guy named Paul to the church in Corinth, in 2 Corinthians 4:8-10.
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http://bible.com/events/49515533
The good news as Christians… there are some things we are not!
If we call ourselves a follower of Jesus, life isn’t necessarily easy, it is not always perfect, but there are some things we are not…
We can look at the world, we can look at temptations, we can look at the lies of Satan, and we can say: “NOT IT”.
And we see a list of not its, in a passage scripture written by a guy named Paul to the church in Corinth, in 2 Corinthians 4:8-10.
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http://bible.com/events/49515533
We are all blessed.
But we all play a part. In Christ we all are part of one body. And we all have different gifts…
We have different abilities. We all have different blessings.
But we are called to use them accordingly. Use them with faith!!!
We are: Blessed to be a blessing.
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We are all blessed.
But we all play a part. In Christ we all are part of one body. And we all have different gifts…
We have different abilities. We all have different blessings.
But we are called to use them accordingly. Use them with faith!!!
We are: Blessed to be a blessing.
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http://bible.com/events/49509037
We are all blessed.
But we all play a part. In Christ we all are part of one body. And we all have different gifts…
We have different abilities. We all have different blessings.
But we are called to use them accordingly. Use them with faith!!!
We are: Blessed to be a blessing.
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http://bible.com/events/49501637
We are all blessed.
But we all play a part. In Christ we all are part of one body. And we all have different gifts…
We have different abilities. We all have different blessings.
But we are called to use them accordingly. Use them with faith!!!
We are: Blessed to be a blessing.
Check out the YouVersion Bible App and our sermon notes at the link below.
http://bible.com/events/49501636
We are all blessed.
But we all play a part. In Christ we all are part of one body. And we all have different gifts…
We have different abilities. We all have different blessings.
But we are called to use them accordingly. Use them with faith!!!
We are: Blessed to be a blessing.
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http://bible.com/events/49496740
Join with us as we kick off our "Thick Skin, Soft Heart " sermon series. This series will be all about learning how to live above offense and hurt, while still showing love, forgiveness, and empathy—just like Jesus did. It’s based around Colossians 3:12–14, which calls believers to be compassionate, kind, humble, gentle, patient, and loving—basically, to have a thick skin but a soft heart. The message uses the following to break down four kinds of people: Thin Skin/Hard Heart (easily offended and bitter) Thin Skin/Soft Heart (loving but constantly hurt) Thick Skin/Hard Heart (strong but emotionally distant) Thick Skin/Soft Heart—someone who’s resilient but still loving, forgiving, and kind. The reality is, we all face offenses—both small (like pet peeves) and big (like betrayal or abuse). But holding onto them only shrinks our lives and distracts us from our bigger purpose. The main takeaway is: “Your life is too short and your calling is too big to live thin-skinned.” We need to be intentional about not living in offense. The Bible tells us to make allowance for each other’s faults and to forgive just as God forgave us. Forgiveness isn’t pretending nothing happened—it’s choosing not to let it control or define us. That’s what it means to live with thick skin.
Join with us as we kick off our "Miracles" sermon series, presenting a powerful message for recognizing the miraculous within our own lives, and also for the extraordinary work of Jesus. We begin by acknowledging that each of us is quite a declaration to God's original power. As Psalm 139:13-14 reminds us, each of us is quite a miracle in itself. Individual stories and analyses of the Bible help us consider the miracles of Jesus, specifically the wedding at Cana from John 2:1-11, where Jesus turned water into wine. This message powerfully underscores that certain difficulties and inevitable failures are definite chances for God to completely reveal His infinite might and boundless kindness. We are faced with the challenge of not only searching for miracles, but also of pursuing the Giver of Miracles, Jesus Christ. Discover how honestly accepting Jesus into our lives, carefully following what He says, and confidently relying on His strength can cause genuinely life-changing moments. We explore how Jesus' many miracles, along with His first recorded miracle, reveal His glory completely as well as invite us to believe in Him as the Messiah. Eventually, we realize that when we are sad, frustrated, and ashamed, Jesus offers hope and a guarantee that the future will be better.
This week's sermon explored the powerful miracle of Jesus healing a man born blind in John 9, emphasizing that Jesus's miracles point to His identity as the Messiah and the light of the world. The healing transcends the physical, illustrating how Jesus changes the way we see both literally and spiritually, ultimately impacting how others perceive us. The blind man's journey to sight and then to belief and worship demonstrates the transformative power of encountering Jesus and shifting our perspective.
We learned that our response to Jesus is crucial. Obstacles such as prioritizing religion over a relationship with Jesus, operating in disbelief, misplaced fears, and dismissing what we don't understand can lead to spiritual blindness. The call is to respond like the healed man: with obedience to Jesus's instructions and a trusting heart that believes and worships Him. This allows Jesus to open our eyes, change our perspective, and ultimately transform how we see ourselves and how the world sees us.
This week in our "Miracles" series, we journeyed into the midst of a stormy sea with Jesus and His disciples in John 6:16-24. We witnessed how, after a mountaintop prayer following the news of John the Baptist's death, Jesus' followers found themselves battling a fierce wind, miles from shore and seemingly abandoned. This familiar scenario mirrors our own lives when, even after experiencing spiritual highs, unexpected storms can suddenly arise, leaving us feeling isolated and afraid.
However, this powerful miracle reveals a profound truth: Jesus brings purpose to our storms. Just as He watched over the disciples from the mountain, He is aware of every detail of our struggles. He isn't surprised or overwhelmed by our difficulties; instead, He sees them as opportunities to reveal His power and redirect us toward His ultimate plan. As Jesus walked on the raging water to reach His frightened disciples, He demonstrates His willingness to meet us in the midst of our chaos, offering reassurance and a path forward.
The destination of the disciples' boat shifted during the storm, yet it still reached its intended shore, highlighting how God can redeem even our detours for a greater purpose. This miracle encourages us to respond to our storms with courage, drawing strength from Jesus' presence and His promise of peace. Just as the disciples invited Jesus into their boat, we too must invite Him into the messy realities of our struggles, trusting that He will bring purpose to our pain and guide us to where we truly need to be.
Today's message, perfect for our family service, focused on the incredible miracle in John 6:1-15, where Jesus fed thousands with just a small boy's lunch. We learned that even when we feel like we don't have enough, God can take what little we offer and multiply it beyond our wildest dreams. This story isn't just about a miraculous meal; it's a powerful lesson on trusting God's ability to turn our feelings of insufficiency into overflowing abundance.
We explored how Jesus's actions, from giving thanks to distributing the food, demonstrate that our obedience and gratitude are key to experiencing His miracles. The message encourages us to give what we have to Jesus, do what He says, and thank Him for what we already possess. By shifting our focus from what we lack to what God can do, we open ourselves up to experiencing His abundant blessings, understanding that His provision is always more than enough.
We tell ourselves we're too busy, too tired, or just not ready to tackle those things we know we should. But let's be real, those excuses are just a cover-up for not doing what we know we need to do. Today, we're diving into a powerful story from the Bible, John 5, where Jesus encounters a man who's been suffering for 38 years. This man's been living with excuses for so long, they've become his reality. But Jesus asks him a simple yet profound question: "Do you want to be healed?" It's a question we all need to ask ourselves. Do we really want to break free from our limitations, our excuses, and step into the breakthrough God has for us?
This story isn't just about physical healing; it's about recognizing the areas in our lives where we're stuck, where we've allowed excuses to hold us back. Whether it's our finances, relationships, dreams, or even our faith, Jesus is asking us, "Do you want to get well?" He's inviting us to stop blaming our circumstances, our past, or other people, and instead, to rise up in obedience. Just like the man at the pool of Bethesda, we need to take action, leave our old ways behind, and trust in the Miracle Worker, Jesus. Because our breakthrough begins where our excuses end, and when we seek Him, we find not just miracles, but the One who makes them possible.
Join us as we continue our "Miracles" series, exploring the extraordinary ways God works in our lives. We begin with the foundational truth that each of us is a miracle, a testament to God’s creative power, as beautifully expressed in Psalm 139. This week, we delve into John 4:43-54, where Jesus heals a royal official’s son from a distance, demonstrating that God’s power transcends the limitations of time and space.
This miracle highlights the transformative power of faith. We examine how the royal official, faced with a seemingly impossible situation, chose to believe Jesus’s word, illustrating that faith removes the distance between us and the miracles God desires to perform. We consider how often we allow doubt to create barriers, and how Jesus challenges us to trust Him beyond what we can see or understand.
This message encourages us to move beyond a "seeing is believing" mindset, and instead, to embrace a faith that trusts in God’s ability to work beyond our limitations. We explore how obedience, trust, and actively seeking God are essential components of a faith that unlocks miracles. We discuss practical steps to cultivate this kind of faith, emphasizing that our effort in seeking God, while not creating miracles, can certainly remove obstacles that prevent them. Discover how placing your trust in Jesus and obeying His word can invite miracles into your life, even before you see the outcome.
Join with us as we kick off our "Miracles" sermon series, presenting a powerful message for recognizing the miraculous within our own lives, and also for the extraordinary work of Jesus. We begin by acknowledging that each of us is quite a declaration to God's original power. As Psalm 139:13-14 reminds us, each of us is quite a miracle in itself. Individual stories and analyses of the Bible help us consider the miracles of Jesus, specifically the wedding at Cana from John 2:1-11, where Jesus turned water into wine. This message powerfully underscores that certain difficulties and inevitable failures are definite chances for God to completely reveal His infinite might and boundless kindness. We are faced with the challenge of not only searching for miracles, but also of pursuing the Giver of Miracles, Jesus Christ. Discover how honestly accepting Jesus into our lives, carefully following what He says, and confidently relying on His strength can cause genuinely life-changing moments. We explore how Jesus' many miracles, along with His first recorded miracle, reveal His glory completely as well as invite us to believe in Him as the Messiah. Eventually, we realize that when we are sad, frustrated, and ashamed, Jesus offers hope and a guarantee that the future will be better.
Todays message wraps up a set of talks on the always-changing form of love, pointing out how steady and how strong it can be. The speaker uses 1 Corinthians 13 to depict authentic love. Pastor Corbin says that real love, like God's love, is constant and needs persistent action. Pastor Corbin's own story of almost dying and of recovering is to show that it is important to keep going, with help from others and from God, to make it through difficult times. The parable of the persistent widow further reinforces this point, pointing out that God values persistent faith and action more than simple protocol. The central message encourages everyone to represent this persevering love in their individual lives, depicted by the exhortation to "show up and don't give up." This principle applies across relationships, spiritual attempts, as well as self-difficulties, stressing that true love, similar to God's, is characterized by its resilience in addition to commitment. Pastor Corbin's account stands as ample proof of what can happen through perseverance, showing that with ceaseless faith and work, a person can feel the life-changing strength of God's lasting love.
Welcome to our third week of our Love Always series. 1 Corinthians 13:7 ("Love always hopes") is our basis to show how hope is a key part of love. It offers a contrast of worldly hope, or wishful thinking. It also presents Biblical hope, which is confident expectation in God's faithfulness. This core message of Biblical hope, fueled by love, empowers us to overcome circumstances instead of being dragged down by them. Many point to Isaiah 40:31, stressing that all who hope in the Lord will have completely renewed strength. Today's message delivers an emphatic warning against "hope killers," incorporating total forgetfulness, devastating negativity, deep apathy, along with a total lack of vision. Sufficient practical application is then encouraged through complete gratitude, total obedience, and firm faith, practices suggested as certain ways to cultivate overall hope and experience the entirety of love.
This sermon explores the power of consistent love, focusing on how love "always trusts" (1 Cor. 13:7). We examine how trust is fundamental to love, even when it's hard. We discuss the difference between trust and naivety, the importance of trusting God first, and practical steps like being optimistic, vulnerable, and forgiving. Join us as we learn to believe the best in others, always!
We're kicking off our new series, "Love Always"! Think about the things you always do – habits, routines, consistent actions. Love should be like that too. Love is consistent. Real love is reliable. It's not just a feeling, but a regular practice. Over the next few weeks, we'll explore what love always does, straight from the Bible.
Today, we're focusing on how love always protects (1 Corinthians 13:7). Protection means keeping safe from harm. Love defends, guards, and shields others – emotionally, mentally, and physically. It creates a safe space. As a husband, dad, or pastor, protection is a key part of love.
Wrapping up our "Winning" series, we're tackling financial victory! We've covered spiritual, physical, mental/emotional, and relational wins – all through Jesus! Winning takes discipline, and that applies to our finances too. It's less about the amount and more about the heart. Where is your treasure? Are you letting possessions control you, or are you in control? We often chase temporary things instead of focusing on the eternal.
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In this inspiring message, Pastor Corbin Huffman explores the path to winning relationships. Discover how to cultivate deeper connections with friends, family, and loved ones. Learn the importance of the "Golden Rule" and how to overcome common relational challenges.
Pastor Corbin shares three key disciplines for building strong, fulfilling relationships: sacrifice, awareness, and clear communication. Join us as we learn to love others as Christ loved us and experience true victory in this vital area of our lives.
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🏆 WINNING: A Life-Changing Sermon Series "O death, where is your victory?" - 1 Corinthians 15:55 Ready to experience true victory in every area of your life? Join us for this powerful 5-part series exploring what it means to live as more than conquerors through Christ. Discover how to overcome life's biggest challenges in spiritual, emotional, relational, financial, and physical victory. Your labor in the Lord is not in vain! Subscribe now and hit the notification bell to join us on this journey.
🏆 WINNING: A Life-Changing Sermon Series "O death, where is your victory?" - 1 Corinthians 15:55 Ready to experience true victory in every area of your life? Join us for this powerful 5-part series exploring what it means to live as more than conquerors through Christ. Discover how to overcome life's biggest challenges in spiritual, emotional, relational, financial, and physical victory. Your labor in the Lord is not in vain! Subscribe now and hit the notification bell to join us on this journey.
🏆 WINNING: A Life-Changing Sermon Series on Total Victory "O death, where is your victory? O death, where is your sting?" - 1 Corinthians 15:55 Are you ready to experience true victory in every area of your life? Join us for this powerful 5-part sermon series as we explore what it means to live as more than conquerors through Christ. Drawing from the transformative truth of 1 Corinthians 15:55-58, we'll discover how to overcome life's biggest challenges and walk in complete victory. Each week focuses on a crucial battlefield where God wants you to triumph: Spiritual Victory: Standing firm in your faith Emotional Victory: Conquering fear, anxiety, and doubt Relational Victory: Building lasting, godly relationships Financial Victory: Walking in God's principles of prosperity Physical Victory: Stewarding your body as God's temple Your labor in the Lord is not in vain! Whether you're facing spiritual warfare, emotional struggles, relationship challenges, financial pressure, or physical battles, this series will equip you with biblical strategies to emerge victorious. Subscribe now and hit the notification bell to join us on this journey to living a victorious life in Christ!
🎯 LOOK BACK, LOOK FORWARD: A Vision Series at LifeChange Church
Join our leadership team as we reflect on God's faithfulness through an incredible year of ministry and unveil His vision for our future. In this special series, we'll celebrate the milestones, miracles, and life-changing moments that shaped our church family in 2024, while looking ahead to the exciting journey God has prepared for us.
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- Powerful testimonies of transformation
- Key ministry highlights and breakthrough moments
- Vision casting for our next season
- Strategic growth initiatives
- New opportunities to serve and connect
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🎄 Join us for a Special Christmas Eve Service at LifeChange Church! Experience the wonder of Christ's birth as we celebrate the greatest gift ever given - the arrival of our Savior, Jesus Christ. Through worship, Scripture, and candlelight, we'll journey back to that holy night in Bethlehem when angels proclaimed the good news to shepherds (Luke 2:8-14) and a star guided wise men to worship the newborn King (Matthew 2:1-12). We'll explore the profound prophecies fulfilled in Jesus' birth, from Isaiah's promise of Emmanuel - God with us (Isaiah 7:14) - to Micah's foretelling of Bethlehem as His birthplace (Micah 5:2). Together, we'll marvel at how God's perfect plan unfolded through the humble beginnings of a baby born in a manger (Luke 2:1-7). Whether you're a regular attendee or seeking a place to celebrate Christmas, all are welcome to join us for this meaningful evening of worship and reflection. Come experience the peace, joy, and hope that Jesus brings!
Join us this Christmas season for our special sermon series, He Will Be Named, where we explore the significance behind the names of Jesus. In this series, we'll dive into how what someone is called isn't just a label – it speaks to their identity and purpose. We’ll reflect on how God was intentional in choosing the names of His Son, revealing profound truths about who Jesus is and what He came to do. Our journey begins with the powerful verse from Isaiah 9:6, which will serve as our memory verse and guiding light throughout the series. Don't miss this opportunity to discover the deeper meaning behind the names of the Savior!
Join us this Christmas season for our special sermon series, He Will Be Called, where we explore the significance behind the names of Jesus. In this series, we'll dive into how what someone is called isn't just a label – it speaks to their identity and purpose. We’ll reflect on how God was intentional in choosing the names of His Son, revealing profound truths about who Jesus is and what He came to do. Our journey begins with the powerful verse from Isaiah 9:6, which will serve as our memory verse and guiding light throughout the series. Don't miss this opportunity to discover the deeper meaning behind the names of the Savior!
Join us this Christmas season for our special sermon series, He Will Be Named, where we explore the significance behind the names of Jesus. In this series, we'll dive into how what someone is called isn't just a label – it speaks to their identity and purpose. We’ll reflect on how God was intentional in choosing the names of His Son, revealing profound truths about who Jesus is and what He came to do. Our journey begins with the powerful verse from Isaiah 9:6, which will serve as our memory verse and guiding light throughout the series. Don't miss this opportunity to discover the deeper meaning behind the names of the Savior!
Jesus calls us to share two important stories: our personal story and our story with Him. In other words, He calls us to share our testimony. In the Bible, there's a powerful story about a man who was held captive by darkness - bad thoughts, harmful actions, and evil spirits. There were so many tormenting him that they were called "Legion," meaning thousands. But then, this man met Jesus, and everything changed. Jesus freed him from all that darkness. And what did Jesus tell him to do afterward? Share. Share his testimony. Share his story. We find this in Luke 8:39: "Return home and tell how much God has done for you." Tell how much God has done for you!
Today we're blessed to hear from our very own Nate & Shandi Lanning as we continue our Go Time: Stories series! Jesus calls us to share two important stories: our personal story and our story with Him. In other words, He calls us to share our testimony. In the Bible, there's a powerful story about a man who was held captive by darkness - bad thoughts, harmful actions, and evil spirits. There were so many tormenting him that they were called "Legion," meaning thousands. But then, this man met Jesus, and everything changed. Jesus freed him from all that darkness. And what did Jesus tell him to do afterward? Share. Share his testimony. Share his story. We find this in Luke 8:39: "Return home and tell how much God has done for you." Tell how much God has done for you!
Today we continue our Go Time: Stories series! Jesus calls us to share two important stories: our personal story and our story with Him. In other words, He calls us to share our testimony. In the Bible, there's a powerful story about a man who was held captive by darkness - bad thoughts, harmful actions, and evil spirits. There were so many tormenting him that they were called "Legion," meaning thousands. But then, this man met Jesus, and everything changed. Jesus freed him from all that darkness. And what did Jesus tell him to do afterward? Share. Share his testimony. Share his story. We find this in Luke 8:39: "Return home and tell how much God has done for you." Tell how much God has done for you! That's exactly what this series is all about, and today we're blessed to hear from our very own Keisha and Randy Potts.
This morning we're starting our new series called "Stories"!
Jesus calls us to share two important stories: our personal story and our story with Him. In other words, He calls us to share our testimony.In the Bible, there's a powerful story about a man who was held captive by darkness - bad thoughts, harmful actions, and evil spirits. There were so many tormenting him that they were called "Legion," meaning thousands. But then, this man met Jesus, and everything changed. Jesus freed him from all that darkness.
And what did Jesus tell him to do afterward? Share. Share his testimony. Share his story. We find this in Luke 8:39: "Return home and tell how much God has done for you." Tell how much God has done for you! That's exactly what this series is all about, and today we're blessed to hear from our very own Chris and Sonia Lindner!
Our new sermon series, "Overwhelmed," draws inspiration from Psalm 61:2, which proclaims, "From the ends of the earth I will cry to You, When my heart is faint; Lead me to the rock that is higher than I." Recognizing the universality of feeling overwhelmed by life's challenges, this series delves into the underlying causes of this experience, examines ineffective coping mechanisms, and offers practical guidance for navigating stress and finding inner peace. Through a series of thoughtfully crafted messages, we aim to provide listeners with tangible tools and a renewed sense of hope as they confront the complexities of their lives. Join us on this journey of discovery and resilience as we seek to find solace and strength in the face of life's overwhelming moments, guided by the enduring wisdom of Psalm 61:2.
Our new sermon series, "Overwhelmed," draws inspiration from Psalm 61:2, which proclaims, "From the ends of the earth I will cry to You, When my heart is faint; Lead me to the rock that is higher than I." Recognizing the universality of feeling overwhelmed by life's challenges, this series delves into the underlying causes of this experience, examines ineffective coping mechanisms, and offers practical guidance for navigating stress and finding inner peace. Through a series of thoughtfully crafted messages, we aim to provide listeners with tangible tools and a renewed sense of hope as they confront the complexities of their lives. Join us on this journey of discovery and resilience as we seek to find solace and strength in the face of life's overwhelming moments, guided by the enduring wisdom of Psalm 61:2.
This podcast delves into the "Be the Church" sermon series, challenging traditional notions of church attendance and participation. It shifts the focus from merely going to church to actively embodying the church's mission and values in daily life. Instead of passively consuming, the series encourages listeners to contribute and actively participate in building a vibrant and impactful community of faith. The central message is that church isn't an institution we attend but rather a living organism that we are designed to be a part of. By embracing this understanding, individuals can truly live out their faith and make a positive difference in the world.
This podcast delves into the "Be the Church" sermon series, challenging traditional notions of church attendance and participation. It shifts the focus from merely going to church to actively embodying the church's mission and values in daily life. Instead of passively consuming, the series encourages listeners to contribute and actively participate in building a vibrant and impactful community of faith. The central message is that church isn't an institution we attend but rather a living organism that we are designed to be a part of. By embracing this understanding, individuals can truly live out their faith and make a positive difference in the world.
The sermon explores the dramatic fall from grace of David, once celebrated and successful, to a fugitive and outcast. David's growing popularity has made King Saul increasingly paranoid and erratic, culminating in a desperate hunt for David's life. Forced into hiding, David seeks refuge with a priest, a decision that leads to a tragic massacre. With no place to turn, David finds himself in a cave with a small band of followers, facing immense challenges and questioning God's promises. The sermon draws parallels between David's plight and the struggles of modern life, emphasizing God's grace and power in times of weakness. It concludes by highlighting David's transformation from a broken man to a leader of mighty warriors, demonstrating God's ability to turn weakness into strength.
Whether or not you were raised in church, you may have heard of David and his famous encounter with Goliath. David is the most extensively documented character in the Bible, with 66 chapters dedicated to his story and 59 references in the New Testament. Unlike other notable figures like Abraham, Joseph, Jacob, and Elijah, who have fewer chapters dedicated to them, David's story stands out. Despite his extraordinary legacy, David was an ordinary man devoted to following God, which is why God chose him.
Whether or not you were raised in church, you may have heard of David and his famous encounter with Goliath. David is the most extensively documented character in the Bible, with 66 chapters dedicated to his story and 59 references in the New Testament. Unlike other notable figures like Abraham, Joseph, Jacob, and Elijah, who have fewer chapters dedicated to them, David's story stands out. Despite his extraordinary legacy, David was an ordinary man devoted to following God, which is why God chose him.
Today we wrap up our series “FAMILY ORDER”. We hope this series has done one of two things; 1. Keep your family in order or 2. GET your family in order. We hope you enjoy today's message.
This week we continue our series “FAMILY ORDER”. Again over the next few weeks and this series should really help you either 1. Keep your family in order or 2. GET your family in order, we’ll be talking specifically about priorities regarding: God, Conflict, and Legacy.
Today we’re going to cover something we all have struggled with in our own lives, Conflict.
This week we continue our series “FAMILY ORDER”. Again over the next few weeks and this series should really help you either 1. Keep your family in order or 2. GET your family in order, we’ll be talking specifically about priorities regarding: God, Conflict, and Legacy.
Today we’re going to cover something we all have struggled with in our own lives, Conflict.
Today we kick off a brand new series and digging into “FAMILY ORDER”. Over the next few weeks and this series should really help you either 1. Keep your family in order or 2. GET your family in order, we’ll be talking specifically about priorities regarding: God, Conflict, and Legacy. Today we’re going to dive into something we all struggle with, Time Management! Thanks for listening.
Every year around Easter we spend some time digging into the life of Jesus we just want to invite you to be a part of this so we would love for you to join for the next 6 weeks in this series where we are going to be looking at what it is like to be like Jesus and some of the attributes of Jesus.
Because really that is what this whole church thing is about, to be like Jesus. That is what Christianity is about that is what following Jesus is about to be like Him. Today we are going to talk about how we can be ALIVE LIKE JESUS.
Thank you for joining us today here at LifeChange Church.
Every year around Easter we spend some time digging into the life of Jesus we just want to invite you to be a part of this so we would love for you to join for the next 6 weeks in this series where we are going to be looking at what it is like to be like Jesus and some of the attributes of Jesus. Because really that is what this whole church thing is about, to be like Jesus. That is what Christianity is about that is what following Jesus is about to be like Him. Today we are going to talk about how we can be ALIVE LIKE JESUS. Thank you for joining us today here at LifeChange Church.
Every year around Easter we spend some time digging into the life of Jesus we just want to invite you to be a part of this so we would love for you to join for the next 6 weeks in this series where we are going to be looking at what it is like to be like Jesus and some of the attributes of Jesus. Because really that is what this whole church thing is about, to be like Jesus. That is what Christianity is about that is what following Jesus is about to be like Him. Today we are going to talk about how we can be ALIVE LIKE JESUS. Thank you for joining us today here at LifeChange Church.
Every year around Easter we spend some time digging into the life of Jesus we just want to invite you to be a part of this so we would love for you to join for the next 6 weeks in this series where we are going to be looking at what it is like to be like Jesus and some of the attributes of Jesus. Because really that is what this whole church thing is about, to be like Jesus. That is what Christianity is about that is what following Jesus is about to be like Him. Today we are going to talk about how we can be ALIVE LIKE JESUS. Thank you for joining us today here at LifeChange Church.
Every year around Easter we spend some time digging into the life of Jesus we just want to invite you to be a part of this so we would love for you to join for the next 6 weeks in this series where we are going to be looking at what it is like to be like Jesus and some of the attributes of Jesus. Because really that is what this whole church thing is about, to be like Jesus. That is what Christianity is about that is what following Jesus is about to be like Him. Today we are going to talk about how we can be ALIVE LIKE JESUS. Thank you for joining us today here at LifeChange Church.
Easter Sunday - This morning we are starting our series: Like Jesus. So if you are 1st time guest….you picked a perfect Sunday! Every year around Easter we spend some time digging into the life of Jesus we just want to invite you to be a part of this so we would love for you to join for the next 6 weeks in this series where we are going to be looking at what it is like to be like Jesus and some of the attributes of Jesus. Because really that is what this whole church thing is about, to be like Jesus. That is what Christianity is about that is what following Jesus is about to be like Him. Today we are going to talk about how we can be ALIVE LIKE JESUS. Thank you for joining us today here at LifeChange Church. Pastor Corbin Huffman,
I am excited for today as well as we wrap up our series YOU ARE.
How many of you have ever been told YOU ARE something? You are smart! You are good! Or maybe it was bad thing…..You are dumb. You are bad! These things stick with us!
These are some big statements that we hold on to. So I want us in this series to look at a few things that Jesus tells us we are.
I am excited for today as well as we jump into our series YOU ARE. How many of you have ever been told YOU ARE something? You are smart! You are good! Or maybe it was bad thing…..You are dumb. You are bad! These things stick with us!
These are some big statements that we hold on to. So I want us in this series to look at a few things that Jesus tells us we are.
I am excited for today as well as we jump into our series YOU ARE. How many of you have ever been told YOU ARE something? You are smart! You are good! Or maybe it was bad thing…..You are dumb. You are bad! These things stick with us!
These are some big statements that we hold on to. So I want us in this series to look at a few things that Jesus tells us we are.
Podcast - Love Does Not Delight in Evil (Week 4)
Pastor Corbin Huffman
We are excited for today as well as we jump into our new series LOVE DOES. We are looking at the love does portion of this scripture, more specifically the LOVE DOES NOT.
Love does not envy, boast, dishonor, delight in evil.
What we want you to understand from this series is "Love is an action". It requires doing something and in these cases not doing something! There are steps and there are activities. Sometimes even work involved with love. It will actually take some effort. Because Love is an action.
Podcast - Love Does - Not Dishonor (Week 3)
Pastor Corbin Huffman
We are excited for today as well as we jump into our new series LOVE DOES. We are looking at the love does portion of this scripture, more specifically the LOVE DOES NOT.
Love does not envy, boast, dishonor, delight in evil.
What we want you to understand from this series is "Love is an action". It requires doing something and in these cases not doing something! There are steps and there are activities. Sometimes even work involved with love. It will actually take some effort. Because Love is an action.
Love Does - Not Brag | Week 2
Guest Pastor Tim Walk
We are excited for today as well as we jump into our new series LOVE DOES. We are looking at the love does portion of this scripture, more specifically the LOVE DOES NOT.
Love does not envy, boast, dishonor, delight in evil.
What we want you to understand from this series is "Love is an action". It requires doing something and in these cases not doing something! There are steps and there are activities. Sometimes even work involved with love. It will actually take some effort. Because Love is an action.
Podcast - Love Does -Not Envy | Week 1
Pastor Corbin Huffman
We are excited for today as well as we jump into our new series LOVE DOES. We are looking at the love does portion of this scripture, more specifically the LOVE DOES NOT.
Love does not envy, boast, dishonor, delight in evil.
What we want you to understand from this series is "Love is an action". It requires doing something and in these cases not doing something! There are steps and there are activities. Sometimes even work involved with love. It will actually take some effort. Because Love is an action.
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Sermon Series - Blurred Lines (Week 2)
Sermon Title - Lying
Speaker - Corbin Huffman (Lead Pastor)
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Sermon Series - Blurred Lines (Week 1)
Sermon Title - Pride
Speaker - Corbin Huffman (Lead Pastor)
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Sermon Series - Stories (Week 4)
Sermon Title - Darryl and Kelly Beckett
Speaker - Corbin Huffman (Lead Pastor)
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Sermon Series - Stories (Week 3)
Sermon Title - Seth and Tonya D'Amato
Speaker - Darryl Beckett (Ministries Director)
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Sermon Series - Stories (Week 2)
Sermon Title - Justin and Rebecca Estep
Speaker - Darryl Beckett (Ministries Director)
Welcome to LifeChange Church, where we love people to life change!
Sermon Series - Stories (Week 1)
Sermon Title - Chris and Sonia Lindner
Speaker - Darryl Beckett (Ministries Director)
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Sermon Series - Authority (Week 3)
Sermon Title - Ours
Speaker - Corbin Huffman (Lead Pastor)
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Sermon Series - Authority (Week 2)
Sermon Title - Others
Speaker - Corbin Huffman (Lead Pastor)
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Sermon Series - Authority (Week 1)
Sermon Title - God
Speaker - Corbin Huffman (Lead Pastor)
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Sermon Series - Protect Yourself (Week 7)
Sermon Title - Prayer
Speaker - Corbin Huffman (Lead Pastor)
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Sermon Series - Protect Yourself (Week 6)
Sermon Title - Word of God
Speaker - Corbin Huffman (Lead Pastor)
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Sermon Series - Protect Yourself (Week 5)
Sermon Title - Salvation
Speaker - Corbin Huffman (Lead Pastor)
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Sermon Series - Protect Yourself (Week 4)
Sermon Title - Faith
Speaker - Corbin Huffman (Lead Pastor)
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Sermon Series - Protect Yourself (Week 3)
Sermon Title - Peace
Speaker - Corbin Huffman (Lead Pastor)
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Sermon Series - Protect Yourself (Week 2)
Sermon Title - Righteousness
Speaker - Corbin Huffman (Lead Pastor)