
Life Fellowship Podcast
We are a Christ-centered church here to help you develop, maintain, & model personal intimacy with Jesus Christ!
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We are a Christ-centered church here to help you develop, maintain, & model personal intimacy with Jesus Christ!
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Living a life of faith in God should continue to increase and build our faith.
It takes FAITH to live a life of FAITH! Faith requires us to trust in God. As we seek direction from the Lord and walk according to His plans, we benefit from His wisdom and leading…and then we can begin to share our journey of FAITH with others!
What proof do you really have that you have been forgiven of your sins? Our journey of Faith in God begins with the FORGIVENESS of our sins.
Do you truly believe God exists? It takes FAITH to believe in God…
Today, Pastor Mark concludes the Get Real, Get Serious, summarizing the series and and opening up to questions from the congregation.
Our spiritual foundations are built from: Belief in God, Faith in God, Trust in God, Obedience to God, Commitment of our Heart to God, Exhibiting a Life that reflects having an Authentic Relationship with God, following basic Foundational Truths and Principles Given in His word and through the Holy Spirit.
Our spiritual foundations are built from: Belief in God, Faith in God, Trust in God, Obedience to God, Commitment of our Heart to God, Exhibiting a Life that reflects having an Authentic Relationship with God, following basic Foundational Truths and Principles Given in His word and through the Holy Spirit.
We can help people in our family and communities come to understand the message of the Good News and it's simplicity… It requires faith to accept and receive Jesus into our heart. It requires faith to continue to believe and accept Jesus into our heart.
Aside from out relationship with God, what is our greatest responsibility? Our family…
It's time to get serious about our relationship with Christ. This week Paster Mark launches into a new series, "Get Real...Serious, The first step of which is to know "who you are."
This week Life Fellowship organized the pastors and leaders of the church to answer questions pertaining to the latest series, "Develop Godly Character."
What does it mean to develop a Godly character? And what difference does it make? In the world view of things, success, doing whatever feels good, and self are celebrated. We see this amplified in social media. Don’t get me wrong, there are a lot of informative, entertaining, cool and helpful content in social media. I don’t know how many things I have been able to actually repair because of YouTube. But there is also a darker side to social media that we all see. One that rewards self-aggrandizement. Think of people who post almost nothing but selfies. The “look at me” culture thrives on the
What does it mean to develop a Godly character? And what difference does it make? In the world view of things, success, doing whatever feels good, and self are celebrated. We see this amplified in social media. Don’t get me wrong, there are a lot of informative, entertaining, cool and helpful content in social media. I don’t know how many things I have been able to actually repair because of YouTube. But there is also a darker side to social media that we all see. One that rewards self-aggrandizement. Think of people who post almost nothing but selfies. The “look at me” culture thrives on the
Leading by serving. What does this mean? It makes no sense. Don’t you lead by leading? Not according to God’s Word. God often does things that seem to make no sense to the world view of things.
Leading by serving. What does this mean? It makes no sense. Don’t you lead by leading? Not according to God’s Word. God often does things that seem to make no sense to the world view of things.
How do you handle conflict? Our response's can vary based on whether we are coming from a state of health of brokenness.
What does it mean when we talk about our heart? It may refer to our physical heart. It can also refer to our inner self EX. “His heart is not in it….” Listen to you heart….” The Greek word for heart is “Kardia”…. Cardio…. Cardiologist…. Generally, in the Bible, heart is referring to: Our internal reflection, emotional states, the formation of our plans and desires, and/or our true intentions. The heart includes our inner intentions, our principles, motives, and purposes… Sometimes in the Bible, the word “heart” or “soul” and “spirit” are used interchangeably…
To Develop Godly Character, we need to understand God’s character. Here are some of the questions we hope to answer throughout this series: What is God’s character and how does He represent them? Do you and I desire to have Godly Character? How does Godly Character shape my life?
Today, we are concluding a powerful series covering Paul's letter to the Romans with Biblical answers to questions previously submitted by the Life Fellowship congregation. If your missed any of the Romans series, all of the Individual sermons are chronologically ordered by date and located on our YouTube channel for your viewing and listening convenience.
Experience the presence of Jesus Christ at this year’s SONrise Celebration at the Kemah Boardwalk on Sunday, April 5th at 7:00 am. This event is a beautiful Resurrection Service with contemporary style worship and an encouraging message. If you are searching for that missing “something” in your life, come and hear about the incredible story of Jesus’ death and resurrection. Discover that He does truly live!
Today is Palm Sunday, the day that JESUS entered the gates of Jerusalem riding a donkey colt. It is a day for us to consider past perspectives on what JESUS did and consider today’s perspective on what JESUS does.
Paul’s desire was to teach people about Jesus and lead them into a personal relationship with God through Jesus’ sacrifice.
Women were serving in the early church. Some people don't believe women should be in any church leadership role... Life Fellowship challenges that statement.
We live in a world where there is much confusion and indoctrination of ungodliness that often promotes wickedness. As believers, we are called to be loving; this doesn’t mean approving of ungodliness by our passivity.
We live in a world where there is much confusion and indoctrination of ungodliness that often promotes wickedness. As believers, we are called to be loving; this doesn’t mean approving of ungodliness by our passivity.