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A series discussing the missional distinctives of our church.
The mission of LEFC is to make disciples of Jesus Christ. We do this by sharing Christ in our relational worlds and pouring into the lives of others. We seek to be people who LOVE GOD, LOVE PEOPLE, LIVE TRUTH and PROCLAIM JESUS.
This retreat took place March 2-3, 2018.
Special Speaker: John Henderson, Associate Pastor at DelRey Baptist in Alexandria, VA. Also serves as EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, Center for Church Equipping with the Association of Biblical Counselors.
Session 1: OUR AIM
Session 2: OUR PART
Session 3: OUR WORK
Session 4: OUR HOPE
2 Corinthians is a letter between Paul and a church that had a fractured relationship. He addresses many relational and deep personal issues that get below the surface and deal with heart of the matter. This book is such a good model on navigating challenging personal and relational issues!
500 years ago the church experienced what was to be the most significant change in its history. Luther posted his 95 Theses calling God’s people to open His word and discover the light of life, thus ending the dark ages of the church. Today, those statements shape our identity as Christians. We will discover them afresh and anew. They could change your life!
At the core of the vision for LEFC’s future is a passion to see a harvest of lives transformed in this region. This series is a journey to the heart of that passion so that we can in unity go forward together in prayer, action, and expectancy
Taking worship to the park.
Following Jesus... Making simple what others might complicate. What does it mean to be a disciple maker?
Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday and Easter 2017 messages.
“When Luke wrote the book of Acts, he was writing the accounts in the early church of how God was and is going to change the world. This story remains relevant to our lives as we are given message of THE WAY to find true hope and THE WAY of how to continue the work of bringing that message to a very needy world.”
