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This sermon, titled “We Were Chosen,” begins a new series through the book of Ephesians. The central message is about understanding our identity in Christ and recognizing that God intentionally chose us.
The speaker explains seven aspects of being chosen: chosen by God, adopted into His family, freed and forgiven, included in God’s good plan, marked by the Holy Spirit, given a calling, and empowered to walk in God’s power. The sermon emphasizes that our identity should produce confidence, humility, holiness, and a willingness to follow God.
The message concludes by comparing being chosen by God to being selected for a team: God chooses us, but we still have a choice in how we respond. The congregation is encouraged to say “yes” to God and live out the purpose and calling He has given them.

Today's message begins with worship and encourages listeners to surrender their worries and burdens to God. They share a testimony of a miraculous healing to emphasize God’s power and ability to bring breakthrough.
A central encouragement is to shift your focus from “how” God will solve a problem to “who” God is—trusting that God Himself will enter the situation and provide the way forward. The sermon then moves into 2 Chronicles 20, focusing on Jehoshaphat and the promise that “the battle is not yours, but God’s.” The speaker introduces the main theme: “The Promise, the Plan, and the Power,” emphasizing that God not only gives promises but also provides a plan for their fulfillment.
When facing overwhelming challenges, don't focus on figuring out how everything will work out. Trust who God is, hold onto His promises, follow His direction, and believe that He has the power to bring victory and breakthrough.

God created you on purpose and for a purpose. In this message, Dr. Dave Bennett explores Ephesians 2:10 and what it means to be God’s masterpiece, uniquely designed and equipped to serve Him. Discover how your spiritual gifts, passions, and God given design can help you understand your purpose and take your next step in ministry.

God created you on purpose and for a purpose. In this message, Dr. Dave Bennett explores Ephesians 2:10 and what it means to be God’s masterpiece, uniquely designed and equipped to serve Him. Discover how your spiritual gifts, passions, and God given design can help you understand your purpose and take your next step in ministry.

In a world where sin is often normalized, how do we stay spiritually sensitive to God's voice? In this message, Pastor Dave explores what it means to "remember how to blush" guarding our hearts against compromise, pursuing daily intimacy with Jesus, and living in the freedom His grace provides. Discover practical, biblical steps to overcome sin and walk faithfully with Christ every day.

In Nehemiah 9 & 10, the people of God remember His faithfulness through every season. Though they were disobedient and rebellious, God continued to lead them, provide for them, and keep His promises. This message reminds us that confession leads to restoration, praise shifts our focus back to God, and His promises remain true through it all.

In this Encounter Prayer Service message, we’re reminded of a powerful truth we have a real enemy, but he is no match for our God. No matter the battle you’re facing, you don’t fight from a place of fear you fight from a place of victory. Through prayer, we step into the authority and power God has already given us. This message will stir your faith, strengthen your confidence in God, and remind you that the outcome is never in question when He is involved. 

In this episode, The Father’s Blessing, we welcome guest speaker Dr. David Nichols for a thoughtful and engaging conversation on faith, life, and the deeper meaning of blessing. 

This week's sermon continues the series - LifeChurch Cultural Values: Who We Really Are titled, We Eat Together and Do Life Together with Pastor Vondell. We were never meant to do life alone. From the early church in Acts to the many meals Jesus shared throughout His ministry, we see that something special happens when people gather, slow down, and truly share life with one another. These were not just ordinary moments they were moments where lives were changed. 

God’s presence changes everything but the question is how will you respond? What do you do when the presence of God shows up? Today, we dive into what happens when we stop spectating and start responding to what God is doing.