Audio by album lcf_2010

We learn about the purposes of God through the life of Moses.

In Billy's absence, Tom teaches on the values of fatherhood and unity.

Several issues that surround a biblical understanding of contemporary dating.

An exploration of the link between greed and idolatry.

Rather than succumbing to the spirit of the age we must bring our life under the authority of scripture through serious study.

We need a big picture view of God's vision for his people so that we know where individual principles and teachings fit in.

Three features of Abraham's life are explained analogically as aspects of discipleship.

From his book, Surviving the Anointing, David Ravenhill teaches about the first key, dependence.

Billy uses a passage out of Genesis 27 to illustrate principles of bible study.

After being true to his name as a trickster and a cheat, Jacob finally wrestles with God, is broken, and becomes Israel.

From Hebrews 11 and 12, Billy gives a call to run the full course which the Father has set before us.

1 Cor 10:6-7, Ex 19:3-8

Following the pattern of God's design for the Church.

Dan explains the idea of Glory as it is found in scripture, particularly in the Old Testament. He then shows how the ultimate embodiment of Glory is not what is typically exalted by men, but the crucified Christ. He alone is worthy of glory who is himself the Glory of God.

Isaiah 6:3, Ex 40:34-35, 1 Cor 1:26-2:5, Phil 2:5, Matt 27:27-54

Stephen teaches on how the idea of Sabbath rest calls for an understanding of God as Provider. The ability to rest for a day depends on one's trust in the provision of God.

Ex 16

Matt explains the idea of lordship, how it is mostly lost on independent Americans, and how anyone who considers himself a Christian needs a right perspective on Jesus as Lord.

Phil 2:9, Psalm 24:1-2, Col 1:15-20, John 20:29, 2 Tim 2:4.

Tom lays a scriptural foundation for the discipline of tithing, focusing not on tithing as such, but as it reveals God's heart for the way his people live in relation to him and to each other.

Ex 16:2-6, Deut 8:3/7/16, Gen 14:14-20, Num 18:21, Deut 14:22-23/28-29, Deut 26:1-10, Mal 3:6-10, Matt 23:23, Eph 5:18/25, Gal 4.

Building off of his tithing message, Tom teaches on what the Bible says about aspects of managing money beyond tithing. God calls us to be good stewards of everything he entrusts us with, and shows how to be what he calls us to be.

Chad gives the second advent sermon of the season.

Billy teaches on the Shepherds from Luke's nativity account. He begins with some contextual information on Luke's gospel in general, highlighting Luke's desire to write an "orderly account" so that persecuted Christians would know that their suffering and potential martyrdom were not in vain. He then challenges the church with a question: is your relationship with God something that would render you a fool if proven false, or is it of no consequence, an "add-on" to an already comfortable life? Following this is his exposition of the Shepherd's story.