Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Big Questions About The End Times

When you think about the End Times, what pictures come to mind? Beasts, plagues, wars, Armageddon? Or maybe crowns, heaven, victory dinners, celebrations? Throughout the Bible, references are made to the End Times. In Matthew 24, we hear from the lips of Jesus Himself, as He teaches His followers about the End Times. Let's learn from Him. In Matthew 24:1-3, we see some Big Questions About The End Times. Listen here: http://www.lpbaptist.org/BigQuestionsAboutTheEndTimes.mp3

Increasing in Christ

Lifelong goal: to be like Christ in every way. He is the perfect example for us to follow, and we empowers us to think like Him, to act like Him, to love like Him, to serve like Him, and more. It is a lifelong pursuit of Increasing in Christ. From Philippians 4:11 and other Scriptures, LPBC elder Bob Appleton shares an important message from God's Word and practical wisdom for all believers. Listen here: http://www.lpbaptist.org/IncreasingInChrist.mp3

Consider Others More Than Yourselves

In Philippians 2:3-5, we learn from the apostle Paul that it is very Christ-like to consider others more than ourselves. LPBC Youth Pastor Ryan Schneider led a group of teens and young adults on a week long mission trip to serve others and share Christ in Pennsylvania in the summer of 2010. In this message Consider Others More Than Yourselves, he shares from God's Word about how the Generation Youth Ministry mission team did just that, and how you can too. Testimonies from team members are included in this podcast. Listen here: http://www.lpbaptist.org/ConsiderOthers.mp3

Thursday, August 19, 2010

Faith to Make Hard Choices

At a point in his life, Moses had to choose to follow God. He continually chose to follow God rather than to enjoy the short-lived pleasures of sin. When we have faith in God, we realize that our choices bring consequences. We realize that with God's help we can choose - every time! - to follow Jesus. In this message Faith to Make Hard Choices from Hebrews 11:24-26, you will learn two important principles of faith that will equip you to make the right choices, even when the decision is not easy to make. http://www.lpbaptist.org/HardChoices.mp3

Sunday, August 8, 2010

Faith Requires You To Do Something

In Hebrews 11:23, Moses' parents show incredible faith of God. They choose faith over fear. Their decision changed not just the life of one baby boy, but ultimately the fate of a nation. Faith Requires You To Do Something. You can't just say you have faith in God if you never obey His commands. In this message, you will see what it was that led Moses' parents to make such a courageous step of faith. Their obedience will inspire you. And you will see how your faith can be that strong too as you realize what God wants you to do. http://www.lpbaptist.org/DoSomething.mp3

Monday, August 2, 2010

The Healer

Jesus is the Great Healer. The Bible tells us in Psalm 103:3 that the Lord is the one who forgives all our sin and heals all our diseases. Sometimes He works through medicine, and sometimes He works through miracles, but you can be assured that when healing takes place, the Lord is the one who brings the healing. In the gospels, we read a story of how a man comes to Jesus asking for healing for his dying 12-yr-old daughter, and how a woman who has been struggling with an illness for 12 years interrupts Jesus on the way to the man's house. What Jesus does is amazing.

But, does Jesus still heal today? If so, how do we receive this healing? And what about emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual healing - can He do all of that? Also, what about those times when it seems like Jesus is not bringing healing? What about people we pray for who don't receive healing? Is that a sign of lack of faith on someone's part? These and other questions are answered in this message The Healer, from Matthew 9:18-26 (and other select passages). http://www.lpbaptist.org/TheHealer.mp3

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Go Serve

The mission of our church is to lead people to become fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ. So what does a follower of Jesus Christ look like? In this three-part series, Pastor Derek explains that a fully devoted follower of Jesus Christ is a person who is seeking to: Glorify God, Get Connected, and Go Serve. In this message, he teaches from 1 Peter 4:7-11, giving biblical insight into how God has gifted each of us to serve Christ and serve others. When we serve, we help people move from where they are to where God wants them to be. Lets Go Serve. http://www.lpbaptist.org/GoServe.mp3

Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Get Connected!

The mission of our church is to lead people to become fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ. So what does a follower of Jesus Christ look like? In this three-part series, Pastor Derek explains that a fully devoted follower of Jesus Christ is a person who is seeking to: Glorify God, Get Connected, and Go Serve. In this message, we examine Acts 2:41-47 to see how the early church connected with God, connected with each other, and connected with people from their community - and how we can do the same. Laying out a vision for Connect Groups in towns and villages throughout the North Country, we pray that this message will inspire you to Get Connected! http://www.lpbaptist.org/GetConnected.mp3

Monday, July 12, 2010

Glorify God

The mission of our church is to lead people to become fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ. So what does a follower of Jesus Christ look like? In this three-part series, Pastor Derek explains that a fully devoted follower of Jesus Christ is a person who is seeking to: Glorify God, Get Connected, and Go Serve. In this first message, Glorify God, from Psalm 86:11-13, you will learn how your walk, your worship, and your witness can glorify God every moment of every day. http://www.lpbaptist.org/GlorifyGod.mp3

Thursday, July 8, 2010

America, Bless God

God has blessed America. We have resources beyond measure. Our country was founded upon laws that are in line with God's Word. We have freedom to worship, to speak our mind freely, and more. But, in many ways our nation has turned our back on God. We need to repent and return to the Lord. Rather than saying, "God bless America" we need to say, "America, bless God." From Psalm 67, this message demonstrates how every nation of the world needs to look to God and to bless God, and how each person needs to look to God for salvation. America, Bless God. http://www.lpbaptist.org/AmericaBlessGod.mp3