Life Fellowship Sermons

Peter provided clarity on how the believer is to live the rest of their time on earth regardless of circumstances.

Doing what is right and knowing our place before Christ are keys to the victorious Christian life.

In looking at Christ, we discover a pattern for victory in suffering.

Hebrews 12 comments on Exodus 19:16-25. The message explains that commentary in a historical and devotional way.

Truth is critical for the storms of life. In this message, we identify 4 critical truths to be remembered in the storms of life.

The keys to loving life and seeing good days.

Reviewing the purpose, the proof, and the power of the glorious resurrection.

There are three kinds of disciples. Which are you?

The purpose and goals of LIFE Fellowship

The portrait of immaturity is as clear as the portrait of maturity. Looking at the portrait of immaturity should compel us to pursue maturity in Christ.

Often, spiritual maturity is reduced to how much Scripture a believer knows. While that is an aspect of spiritual maturity, it is not the full extent of it. In 1 Peter 3:8, the Lord paints a clear portrait of maturity.

Gleaning various principles on prayer

In looking at husbands dwelling with their wives according to knowledge and giving honor unto them, we discover how serious it is to God and the consequence for not doing so.

In the continuation of looking at being Under Authority, Peter made it clear that husbands are not exempt from it in the home.

God can use a woman in bringing about great change in others.

In looking at being under authority, the focus moves to wives and husbands in the home.

Christ was our example for being under authority and suffering in a way that is acceptable with God.

Learning from David's response to a distressful situation.

If we're teachable, we can learn invaluable lessons from even a dog. That is what we discover in the Lord's dealings with a Gentile.

Pastor George French challenges us to follow Christ with our all by examining if we are workers who are called, chosen or faithful.

Pastor Kenny Morgan sits down for an intimate conversation with Troy Stogdill, lead pastor of First Baptist Church, New Philadelphia, OH.

The command to submit to the civil government is not arbitrary. There is meaningful purpose behind it.

Through the COVID-19 pandemic, the church has had to deal with the institution of the government regarding mandates. Today we have examined the God-ordained institution of the civil government and how the church is to function under it.

As was the case with Peter's audience, the world is dark and hostile towards true Christians. In this section of 1 Peter, we consider what our testimony ought to be before God in a dark and hostile world.

Ingratitude is an ugly trait. It grieves God and positions Him to move against us.

What is precious to God must be precious to us.

LIFE Fellowship meditates on what the Lord has shown us in 1 Peter 2:1-3.

The gospel makes a difference, and so does the word of God.

Considering the purifying effect of the gospel

Our perspective determines how we respond to trials.

Further study in understanding holiness

We enter into life maimed by the offence of our sin. Jesus took our wounds for us.

One sentence that helps us to better understand holiness

Trials play a key role in our spiritual growth.

Establishing our footing in 1 Peter

In Acts 3 we watch Peter & John set an example for what it means to be evangelical as a lifestyle of faith. In today’s sermons we discussed specifically what it means to remain evangelical as your age and stage of life changes.

As our helper, keeper, and preserver, we see that God is our everything.

Observing the key attributes and actions that lead to God's direction and delight in our day of trouble

Observing the traits of God that are connected to His holiness

Identifying the blessings of God that are forfeited by believers through rebellious disobedience

All Church Retreat '21 Wrap-up

Focusing on the relationship between the shepherd Lord and the sheep Christian

Examining 5 characteristics of a person whose shepherd is the Lord

Continuing looking at the characteristics of true repentance

Considering how near we are to the word of God

Examining King David's repentance

Examining hard situations and the believer's response

Key principles for accomplishing the mission

How to follow and lead in the workplace

Encouraging children