LCAE Sermons

Knowing we are seated with Christ in Grace leads us to the 3rd chapter of Ephesians where we realize we are also called to walk. We are seated in relationship with Christ and are called to walk in unity with Him and others.

In week 1 of “Seated, Walking, Standing” we found out we are seated WITH Christ but what are we seated on? You and I are seated with Christ in Grace and Ephesians 2 shows us just what that means.

Do you know where you are right now..according to the Word of God? In week 1 of “Seated, Walking, Standing” we dive into the first chapter of Ephesians to find out we are seated with Christ.

Join us for All Nations Sunday as we focus on how we can carry out the great commission. We celebrate all people from all cultures through music, dress, and food. Pastor Jean Andre from Haiti is our guest speaker.

The final week of “Don’t forget to Remember” focuses on remembering where we find fulfillment for our lives. Our walk with God is not just about where we spend eternity but how we spend our earthly life.

Week 2 of “Don’t forget to remember” we remember the redemption of God. Jesus’ death and resurrection did more than just redeem us from our sins. Join us as we focus on a redemption that goes much deeper than you may have realized.

In the day to day grind of life we sometimes can forget what God has done for us and what He is still doing for us. There is no greater thing than the forgiveness of our sins. In week 1 of “Don’t forget to Remember” we remember who we were, who we are and who we are going to be.

Pastor Chris Eldridge brings us the message this sunday as he talks about the dangers of manufacturing idols and to keep our eyes on God.

Fear may be the greatest enemy we’ll ever face. It steals our joy, our strength, and our stamina. But in our corner stands something far greater—and that’s the focus of the final week of “Overcomer.”

We don’t usually think of doing nothing as an enemy — but this one doesn’t fight like the others. For Week 4 of “Overcomer,” we’re confronting the comfort of apathy and how being lulled into complacency can deliver a devastating knockout punch.

Do you know who you are? In Week 3 of “Overcomer,” we confront the enemy of labels—those names that have been placed on us over time. Labels like unworthy, worthless, meaningless, and dumb can be daunting foes. But there is one label we’re meant to wear proudly—one that defeats all the rest.

Join us for our annual church picnic as we move the worship outside and celebrate the goodness of God.

Sometimes, the biggest enemy we face is the one we’ve created ourselves. In Week 2 of “Overcomer,” we confront the enemy of comparison—judging our worth by the lives of others.

In Week 1 of “Overcomer,” we reflect on the greatest comeback in history—Jesus’ resurrection. What looked like the ultimate defeat became the foundation of our hope. Through His life, death, and resurrection, Jesus secured victory over the enemy. And when we face battles that seem unwinnable, we can stand firm in the truth that we are more than conquerors.

In the final week of “JOY - Against All Odds” we ask ourselves: ‘what areas of my life do I not trust God?’ So many times what we truly find is the areas we are anxious are the areas we lack trust in God.

Week 3 finds us being challenged with the knowledge that God has erased my yesterday, he has a purpose for my today and a plan for my tomorrow. If we can focus ourselves on those 3 truths we will not lose our Joy.

In week 2 of “JOY - Against All Odds” we take a look at chapter 2 of Philippians and find out how important it is to fight for JOY. Rather than a feeling, we find joy is a choice we must continually make.

One of the greatest hindrances to a life of Joy is when we get trapped into focusing too much on the things around us. We take our eyes off of our Savior and put them on our problems. In Week 1 we take a dive into what it means to really know JOY