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Special guest, Michael Thompson, teaches on the gift and the power of the Holy Spirit in us. Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

In this episode, we continue our series Only One Spirit by diving into the power and purpose of the Holy Spirit—specifically, the Spirit of Understanding.Ephesians 4:4 reminds us there is one body and one Spirit—yet we live in a world full of competing voices and opposing spirits that seek to confuse, distract, and ultimately destroy. But Jesus didn’t leave us alone. In John 20, He breathed on His disciples and said, “Receive the Holy Spirit.” That same Spirit now lives in us.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

Drawing from Isaiah 11, Proverbs 9, and the teachings of Jesus, Mark Middleton explores the difference between knowledge and true wisdom—and why wisdom isn’t just information, but a Person. Jesus is revealed not only as one who gives wisdom, but as wisdom itself. And through the Holy Spirit, that same wisdom is available to us today.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

In this episode, Wes Lindseth talks about relying on Jesus, how to really know Him, and recognizing the infinite worth of Him as Lord, stoking a passion to pursue Him, and holding fast to the progress He’s already grown in us. Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

This week we're opening up Isaiah 11:2 and studying the sevenfold Spirit of God, starting with the Spirit of the Lord. This is the Spirit that rested on Jesus in full measure, and by the blood of the Lamb, that same Spirit is available to you right now.It's time to stop performing and start living from sonship. Receive the Holy Spirit — you belong to God.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

We’re kicking off a new series, Only One Spirit: The Holy Spirit.This episode lays the foundation for what’s ahead as we explore who the Holy Spirit really is—God, present and active in our lives. From the breath of Jesus in John 20 to the rushing wind in Acts 2, we see the Spirit who fills, leads, and transforms.He is personal. He speaks, guides, and dwells within every believer—and there is more.This message is an invitation: to know Him, not just know about Him, and to live a life shaped by His presence.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

Through the stories of Mary Magdalene, Thomas, and Peter, we see three deeply personal encounters with Jesus—each one different, each one transformative. Mary discovers that Jesus knows her by name. Thomas moves from doubt to unshakable belief. Peter finds restoration after failure. And in their stories, we begin to see our own.This message is an invitation: to draw near, to believe again (or for the first time), and to return to Jesus with open hands. Because the same risen Christ who called them is calling you.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

What does the Lord’s Table really mean for us today?In this message, Wes Lindseth teaches from three powerful moments in Scripture—Psalm 23, Exodus 12, and Jesus’ final meal with His disciples. The table God sets is deeply personal. It’s a table of provision, preparation, and passion.This isn’t just about a ritual—it’s about relationship. It’s about slowing down, remembering, and recognizing what God has done, and what He’s still doing in our lives. Pull up a seat and join us at the table.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

What if spiritual transformation isn’t about trying harder—but seeing clearer?In this powerful message, Mark and Caleb explore the heart of discipleship: beholding Jesus. True change doesn’t begin with behavior, discipline, or knowledge—it begins with fixing our eyes on Him. When we truly see Jesus, everything shifts. What once felt like obligation becomes desire, and obedience flows naturally from love.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

What does it really mean to follow Jesus and to make disciples?In this episode, Mark Middleton preaches on the heart of the church’s mission through Matthew 28:19: we are called not only to be disciples, but to make disciples. But discipleship doesn’t start with behavior, knowledge, or discipline—it begins with beholding Jesus.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

What if the key to enduring life’s battles isn’t just perseverance—but joy? In this episode, we dive into the book of Nehemiah, exploring how the walls of Jerusalem were rebuilt in just 52 days after 130 years of ruins—and what that miracle reveals about God’s work in us.If you’re ready to reclaim joy as your source of strength and experience life in the fullness of God’s kingdom, this episode will inspire and equip you to live with courage, hope, and laughter in the face of life’s challenges.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

What does it really mean to have Christ in you? In this message, Wes Lindseth explores the calling and identity of every believer through the lens of Nehemiah’s burden, Paul’s prayer in Ephesians, and the spiritual strength found in the armor of God.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

in this conversation, Mark Middleton, Caleb Pugh, and Tom Crandall dive into what it truly means to raise children with a Kingdom-focused faith. Together they talk about how parents can nurture a strong relationship with God in everyday family life and equip kids to follow Jesus authentically — not just on Sundays, but around the dinner table and in the world.Watch the full podcast on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

In Nehemiah 4–6, the wall is going up—but so is the opposition. Mocking. Threats. Lies. Intimidation. False accusations. Distractions. The moment progress starts, resistance shows up. Why? Because a great work often brings great opposition.This episode dives into the tactics of the enemy and the strategy of heaven. If you’ve felt discouraged, distracted, or under attack lately, this message will strengthen your resolve and remind you: the opposition may be loud, but our God fights for us.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

In this sermon, Mark and Memo teach from Nehemiah, reminding us that everyone had a place on the wall—priests, families, professionals, leaders, even those with complicated pasts. From the Sheep Gate to the Dung Gate, every section mattered. This episode is a call to stop standing in the rubble and start rebuilding.You are God’s workmanship. You are engaged in a great work. Now it’s time to rise up and build.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

In this episode, Mark Middleton dives into the story of Nehemiah to discover how God rebuilds what has been broken for generations. The walls of Jerusalem had lain in ruins for nearly 150 years—symbols of lost protection, dignity, and identity. This sermon is a call to pray first, see clearly, and step forward in faith—because God still rebuilds cities the same way He always has: one heart restored, one life surrendered, one obedient “yes” at a time.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

Leslie Crandall, from Bethel Church in Redding CA teaches on the love of God. Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

In this episode, Mark Middleton teaches on why thanksgiving isn’t a moment or a mood, but a posture that shapes how we live. From the healing leper who returned to say thank you, to Jesus’ overflowing fullness in John 1, to the soul-anchoring declaration of Psalm 23—this teaching reminds us that grace flows from who Jesus already is. Gratitude keeps our hearts open, our minds renewed, and our lives grounded in humility.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

Mark Middleton shares a simple but powerful truth in this Sunday morning sermon: “Thank you moves you into the presence.” Gratitude is not just a response to breakthroughs—it’s the pathway that leads us there. While complaining anchors us in the wilderness, thanksgiving lifts our eyes, softens our hearts, and moves us forward in faith.Drawing from Psalm 100, Psalm 1, Colossians 3, Mark explains how gratitude positions us like trees planted by living water—rooted, nourished, and fruitful in every season. Gratitude shapes where our roots grow, keeps us abiding in Christ, and aligns our lives with the flow of God’s presence. Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

In this message, Mark invites us into a simple but powerful truth: gratitude expands our capacity for grace. Mark unpacks why grace isn’t limited by God’s supply but by our ability to receive it, how gratitude stretches our spiritual “wineskins,” and why Jesus never came to patch up an old life—He came to give us a brand-new one. This episode will encourage you to lean into gratitude, refocus your hunger on God’s presence, and discover how a simple “thank you” can open your life to more of what God wants to pour out.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

Growing in Gratitude: A Transforming GraceIn this message from Life Church 7, Pastor Wes teaches that gratitude is not a behavior we force, but a grace God grows within us. While launching 21 Days of Prayer & Fasting, he calls the church to something deeper—living from a heart shaped by grace and rooted in thankfulness.Through Psalm 100, the story of the ten lepers in Luke 17, and powerful healing testimonies, this sermon reveals how gratitude opens the door to God’s presence, keeps our hearts aligned with faith, and brings glory to God. Pastor Wes reminds believers of the joy of salvation, challenges patterns of negativity and fear, and invites the church to declare, “I belong to Jesus, and Jesus belongs to me.” This message calls listeners into a life of gratitude that transforms worship, relationships, outlook, and faith.Gratitude isn’t forced—it’s formed by grace.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

In this episode, we explore the powerful biblical theme of Ebenezer—a rock of remembrance—and how intentionally recalling God’s faithfulness helps us grow in the grace of gratitude. Drawing from 1 Samuel 3–7, Matthew 16, and Matthew 7, we journey through three significant “rocks” found in Scripture:A rock of remembrance — declaring, “Up to this point the Lord has helped us.” I Samuel 7:12A rock of revelation — the life-changing truth of who Jesus is. Matt 16:15-19A rock called Christ Jesus — the only foundation that stands firm through every storm. Matt 7:24-27This message invites listeners to pause, remember what God has already done, receive fresh revelation of Jesus, and choose obedience that builds a life on solid ground. Whether you’re in a season of gratitude, questioning, or rebuilding, this episode will encourage you to reflect, trust, and stand firm on the unshakable Rock.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

What if the greatest promise of Christmas isn’t just that God came, but that God stayed? In this message from our Incarnation series, Wes Lindseth walks us through the powerful truth of Immanuel—God with us. As we unpack the Incarnation, we’ll see how God’s nearness produces two life-shaping graces: gratitude and humility. When we truly grasp that God is with us, it changes how we see ourselves and how we treat others. This is an encouraging, grounding word for anyone who needs to be reminded today: you are not alone—God is with you.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

In this sermon, Mark Wheaton explores the breathtaking mystery of Jesus stepping into humanity—fully God, fully man—and why that changes everything. Drawing from Philippians 2:6–8, we see Christ’s humility and willingness to enter our broken world. Through prophetic promises in Isaiah 7, 9, and 61, and their fulfillment in Luke 1, we’re reminded that God’s plan was never rushed or accidental—it was intentional, loving, and redemptive.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

In this message, Mark Middleton reminds us that Jesus didn’t just begin at Christmas—He stepped into our world as the Eternal Word and the True Light. Walking through John 1:1–18, we discover the God who takes on flesh, breaks through darkness, and welcomes us into His family. The Light has come—receive Him.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

In this week’s message, we step into the powerful promise of who Jesus is — not only in the manger, but in majesty. Drawing from Isaiah 9:1–7, Brandon reminds us to remember the hope spoken into darkness: a Child given, a Son who would carry the weight of government and bring everlasting peace.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

Jim Sim teaches on the stunning generosity of God—revealed not just in what He gives, but in who He is. Drawing from Romans 8:31–39, Ephesians 1:1–6, and Hebrews 9:11–14, we see how Jesus’ life, sacrifice, and intercession reveal a generosity far beyond finances—one that rescues, restores, and welcomes us into God’s family. Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

In this week’s message, Wes Lindseth shares from Psalm 103 and looks at what generosity really is—and why it matters. Psalm 103 brings us back to the goodness of God and reminds us why generosity starts with remembering who He is and what He’s done.Living generously doesn’t just impact others; it reshapes our own hearts and brings us into the rhythm of God’s blessing.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

In this episode, Brandon talks about what it really means to be a priest — someone who draws near to God and brings His presence into everyday life.It’s a reminder that priesthood isn’t just for a few; it’s God’s design for all of His people.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

In this weeks sermon, Jim reminds us that being a follower of Jesus means more than just believing — it’s stepping into our calling as priests before God. Every one of us is invited to live with priestly purpose: to minister to God through worship, prayer, and obedience, and to represent His heart to the world around us.Through Scripture and real-life insight, we see that God’s purpose doesn’t always come with a spotlight. It often shows up in faithfulness — in serving, listening, loving, and showing up day after day. This sermon calls us to live like priests in our everyday spaces: at home, at work, in our communities — offering our lives as living sacrifices to God.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

This week’s podcast asks a question we don’t often stop to consider: What is a priest?For many of us, that word feels distant—something from another time, another place, another people. But from the very beginning, God’s plan was never for a few to stand before Him. His desire was for all His people to walk as priests—those who minister to Him, love Him, and carry His presence into the world.In this message, Mark Middleton traces the story of the priesthood from Genesis to Revelation. From Melchizedek, the king of righteousness and peace, to Moses and the people of Israel, to Jesus Christ—the Great High Priest who opened the way for us all.You’ll hear how Jesus’ sacrifice didn’t just cover sin once for all time—it restored our identity.Through His blood, we’ve become a royal priesthood, a holy nation, God’s very own possession.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

Wes Lindseth explores how God speaks in the ordinary rhythms of life and how we can better recognize His voice amid the noise of daily life. Whether you’re navigating big decisions or simply seeking clarity for daily life, this episode invites you into a deeper, more conversational relationship with God — one where His voice becomes increasingly familiar.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

Through Scripture, personal stories, and reflections, pastor Mark Wheaton explores what it means for Jesus to reign in our lives today — not just in theory, but in everyday, real-world practice. He offers encouragement, clarity, and a fresh call to align your heart with Christ’s kingship.Tune in and be encouraged to live under the reign of Jesus — not as a distant King, but as a present Lord.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

In this powerful message from The King and His Kingdom series, we dive into Colossians 1 and discover what it truly means to be transferred from the domain of darkness into the Kingdom of Jesus, the one true King. Paul reminds us that the Kingdom isn’t about location—it’s about His presence. When Jesus is King, everything changes: our words shift from fear to worship, our priorities move from self to mission, and our focus turns from darkness to the brilliance of Christ. This isn’t just theology—it’s encounter. As we lift our eyes to the supremacy of Jesus, we are invited to live desperate for His presence, hungry for His Spirit, and surrendered to His reign in every part of life. Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

Brandon Rice emphasizes that the kingdom of God is not just coming—it is already here and within us, accessible through repentance, faith, and the power of the Holy Spirit. He explains that the kingdom is demonstrated through God’s presence, power, and authority in believers’ lives, including healing, miracles, and transformation, revealing what life looks like under Jesus’ rule. Brandon stresses that offense, fear, and attempts to control or limit God’s work hinder our experience of freedom and the kingdom. True faith rests not on words or teaching but on the power of God, and every believer is called to manifest His kingdom wherever they go, being a living witness of God’s presence, love, and authority in the world today. Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

The King and His Kingdom dives into the central message of Jesus: The Kingdom of God. Mentioned 150 times in the New Testament—119 times in the Gospels—the Kingdom is not just a future hope, but a present reality.The Kingdom of Heaven is a spiritual realm that breaks into our world even now. John the Baptist announced its arrival. Jesus declared its nearness. The disciples were sent to demonstrate its power through healing, deliverance, and miracles. And then Jesus made a radical statement: “The kingdom of God is within you and in your midst” (Luke 17:20–21 NASB).This means the reign of God is not limited to external signs, political systems, or earthly thrones—it is a rule that begins in the human heart. When Christ reigns within us, His Kingdom transforms our thinking, renews our desires, and empowers us to live with authority, hope, and love. From the inside out, God’s Kingdom changes individuals, families, and entire communities.In this series, we’ll uncover what it means to carry the Kingdom within us while anticipating the day it will be fully revealed on a new heaven and new earth. Each sermon in this series will invite you to embrace the life, power, and presence of King Jesus as He rules in and through you.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

In this message from our series Jesus is the King, It’s His Kingdom, we explore what it means to live under the reign of King Jesus. Drawing from Daniel 7:13–14 and Revelation 1, we see the beauty and power of God’s Kingdom—a Kingdom that is both present and still to come.Discover how Jesus, the one who is, who always was, and who is still to come, reigns as the risen King over all the earth. He is the one who loves us, who freed us from our sins through His blood, and who has made us a kingdom of priests and kings for God.This message invites us to see God’s Kingdom not just as a future hope, but as a present reality that calls us into a new way of life and a deeper relationship with the King Himself.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

Jim Sim explores what it truly means to abide in Christ and how that abiding leads to spiritual transformation, authentic community, and kingdom impact. Reading from Scriptures like John 15, Romans 12, and Ephesians 4, this message will challenge you to move beyond surface-level faith into a life deeply rooted in Christ’s. Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

In this message from Summer Connect, Pastor Mark Wheaton unpacks God’s design for His Church from Ephesians 4:1–16, reminding us that we are equipped by Christ and called to grow in maturity together. Looking at John 17:20–26, he emphasizes Jesus’ prayer for unity—so that the world may believe and know Him through our love and oneness. Finally, through 1 Timothy 2:1–5, we’re challenged to live as people of prayer, interceding for all so that everyone might come to know the truth of Jesus.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

In this episode, Jim Sim teaches on the deep longing of the human heart to be valued, known, and free to be ourselves. Drawing from passages in Genesis, Corinthians, Romans, Ephesians, and more, he talks about God’s design for oneness in spirit, soul, and body. Through Scripture, we see how belonging to Christ and to one another leads to true identity, freedom, and unity. This sermon is about knowing and being known—a journey into the kind of belonging that transforms our relationships, our communities, and our walk with God.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

You were made for connection—with God and with others. In this episode, Mark Middleton teaches from Romans 12 to help us discover how to move from isolation or surface-level relationships into genuine, life-giving community. Learn what real connection looks like, why it matters, and how God can use it to transform your life and the lives of those around you.Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

In this episode, Brandon Rice teaches from 1 Corinthians 12:12–27, where Paul paints a picture of the Church as many members working together as one body, called to grow together as living stones in God's spiritual house. Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

Senior Leader of LIFECHURCH7, Wes Lindseth, delivers a powerful message grounded in biblical truth and practical application. Discover what it truly means for belief to be more than words—how faith comes alive through tangible love and obedience. Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for regular weekly teaching and conversation.Visit lifechurch7.com for additional resources, sermon notes, and community groups.

Brandon Rice wraps up the Love is the Greatest sermon series. 

Jim Sim talks on the transformative power of Gods love in 1 Corinthians 13. He unpacks how the Spirit of God isn’t just a force—it’s the very essence of love that calls us to live beyond ourselves. 

Senior leader of LIFECHURCH7, Wes Lindseth, shares from 1 Corinthians 13. The ability to love comes from God.

Mark Middleton teaches from 1 Corinthians 13 on how love is the most excellent way. 

Mark Wheaton shares testimonies from the El Salvador trip. Jesus is still saving, healing, and delivering! 

LIFECHURCH7's senior leader, Wes Lindseth, answers the question, "What does every dad need?" 

Brandon Rice teaches on how to love lost people like Jesus.