Life Community Church

The middle of a hard season has a special way of messing with your head. You prayed, you obeyed, you tried to do the right thing and yet nothing has shifted. If you’ve been asking, “How does this end?” this message is for you, because the truth is you might not even be able to imagine the best parts of the ending yet. We start with an unforgettable story from baseball: Justin Verlander’s final game ends with a surprise moment involving his seven-year-old daughter, a reminder that the most me...

Video is coming to the podcast, but the bigger question is whether we’re willing to be seen living what we say we believe. We start with some real-life catch up, then shift into week two of our “Be The Church” series with a direct look at Luke 9:23. Jesus doesn’t offer a life upgrade he offers a new life, and his invitation comes with verbs: deny yourself, take up your cross daily, and follow. We talk about the difference between adding Jesus to an already crowded schedule and giving Jesus t...

Jesus says “anyone can follow me” and that is the best news in the world. But He also tells us what following really looks like: deny yourself, take up your cross daily, and follow me (Luke 9:23). We go straight at the version of Christianity that treats Jesus like a blank check and replaces it with the daily surrender He actually asks for. Anyone means anyone, no matter your past, but there is not a second tier of discipleship where we keep control and still call it faith. We break down the...

Join Jamey & Kelly as they discuss why Be the Church is more than a Sunday habit and why real faith shows up in daily rhythms, not occasional bursts. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Facebook or YouTube.

Church can become a place we attend and critique, or it can become the people we are when Monday hits. We sit down with a challenging message from Life Community Church that pushes past comfortable routines and asks a sharper question: does your life actually look like someone who follows Jesus? We talk about “being the church” as a daily mission, not a Sunday schedule. That means shifting from “come and see” to “go and tell,” letting our faith show up in real relationships, and telling our ...