Lifechurch Livonia Sermons

Do you ever think, “I hope this book, idea, change, trip, job, move, relationship, or experience will finally make me feel complete”? Only to find that when you achieve those experiences, find those relationships or accumulate those things you still feel like something is missing? What if that deep sense that something is missing wasn’t a call to accumulate more or do more, but instead was an invitation to a divine encounter? What if the secret to becoming complete was found as we encounter a God who loves us more than we could ever imagine?What would happen if we finally understood that we are the Be:LovedPreached by Brian Nanninga on 08-18-19

Jeff Keyser has been a pastoral intern and director of Adult Discipleship for the past 4.5 years. This Sunday was his last Sunday before he moved on to a new position at a different organization. His last words to our church were to continue to love well.Preached 8-11-19 by Jeff Keyser.

Words are powerful. They can beat us down and lift us up. They wound and they heal. And the right words at the right time can be exactly what we need to hear-or what we need to say. Let’s find the right words in a new series, My Big Fat Mouth.Preached by Brian Nanninga on 08-04-2019

Words are powerful. They can beat us down and lift us up. They wound and they heal. And the right words at the right time can be exactly what we need to hear-or what we need to say. Let’s find the right words in a new series, My Big Fat Mouth.Preached by Brian Nanninga on 7-28-19

Words are powerful. They can beat us down and lift us up. They wound and they heal. And the right words at the right time can be exactly what we need to hear-or what we need to say. Let’s find the right words in a new series, My Big Fat Mouth.Preached by Josh Merriweather on 7-21-19

Words are powerful. They can beat us down and lift us up. They wound and they heal. And the right words at the right time can be exactly what we need to hear-or what we need to say. Let’s find the right words in a new series, My Big Fat Mouth.Preached by Brian Nanninga on 7-14-19

Preached by Alex Rahill on 7-7-19.

Preached by Jeff Keyser on 6-30-19.

The things we value most are worth fighting for. Whether it is a dream, an idea, a relationship or a state of mind, if it matters to us enough we will fight for it. What if we decided that joy was one of those things. Instead of sitting back and waiting for joy to find us, what if we pursued it...fought for it...and believed that it was worth fighting for? We believe that Jesus can bring fantastic, crazy, outlandish joy into our hearts. We often find joy when God does miracles in our life. Miracles of deliverance, healing, protection and provision. This is an invitation to explore and appreciate the amazing things that God is doing in and around us and in us and in the process find joy that we never knew was possible.Preached by Brian Nanninga on 6-23-19

The things we value most are worth fighting for. Whether it is a dream, an idea, a relationship or a state of mind, if it matters to us enough we will fight for it. What if we decided that joy was one of those things. Instead of sitting back and waiting for joy to find us, what if we pursued it...fought for it...and believed that it was worth fighting for? We believe that Jesus can bring fantastic, crazy, outlandish joy into our hearts. We often find joy when God does miracles in our life. Miracles of deliverance, healing, protection and provision. This is an invitation to explore and appreciate the amazing things that God is doing in and around us and in us and in the process find joy that we never knew was possible.Preached by Brian Nanninga on 6-16-19

The things we value most are worth fighting for. Whether it is a dream, an idea, a relationship or a state of mind, if it matters to us enough we will fight for it. What if we decided that joy was one of those things. Instead of sitting back and waiting for joy to find us, what if we pursued it...fought for it...and believed that it was worth fighting for? We believe that Jesus can bring fantastic, crazy, outlandish joy into our hearts. We often find joy when God does miracles in our life. Miracles of deliverance, healing, protection and provision. This is an invitation to explore and appreciate the amazing things that God is doing in and around us and in us and in the process find joy that we never knew was possible.Preached by Brian Nanninga on 6-9-19

The things we value most are worth fighting for. Whether it is a dream, an idea, a relationship or a state of mind, if it matters to us enough we will fight for it. What if we decided that joy was one of those things. Instead of sitting back and waiting for joy to find us, what if we pursued it...fought for it...and believed that it was worth fighting for? We believe that Jesus can bring fantastic, crazy, outlandish joy into our hearts. We often find joy when God does miracles in our life. Miracles of deliverance, healing, protection and provision. This is an invitation to explore and appreciate the amazing things that God is doing in and around us and in us and in the process find joy that we never knew was possible.

God is God and we are not. And that's a good thing. Our limitations are by design. We were never meant to be God. But at the root of every sin is our rebellious desire to possess attributes that belong to God alone. As Christians we are called to embrace our limits as a means of glorifying God's limitless power, and celebrate the freedom that comes when we rest in letting God be God.Preached by Brian Nanninga on 5-26-19.

God is God and we are not. And that's a good thing. Our limitations are by design. We were never meant to be God. But at the root of every sin is our rebellious desire to possess attributes that belong to God alone. As Christians we are called to embrace our limits as a means of glorifying God's limitless power, and celebrate the freedom that comes when we rest in letting God be God.Preached by Brian Nanninga on 5-19-19.

God is God and we are not. And that's a good thing. Our limitations are by design. We were never meant to be God. But at the root of every sin is our rebellious desire to possess attributes that belong to God alone. As Christians we are called to embrace our limits as a means of glorifying God's limitless power, and celebrate the freedom that comes when we rest in letting God be God.Preached by Brian Nanninga on 5-12-19.

God is God and we are not. And that's a good thing. Our limitations are by design. We were never meant to be God. But at the root of every sin is our rebellious desire to possess attributes that belong to God alone. As Christians we are called to embrace our limits as a means of glorifying God's limitless power, and celebrate the freedom that comes when we rest in letting God be God.Preached by Brian Nanninga on 5-5-19.

God is God and we are not. And that's a good thing. Our limitations are by design. We were never meant to be God. But at the root of every sin is our rebellious desire to possess attributes that belong to God alone. As Christians we are called to embrace our limits as a means of glorifying God's limitless power, and celebrate the freedom that comes when we rest in letting God be God.Preached by Brian Nanninga on 4-28-19.

Jesus showed us the way to love during the middle of the darkest night of his life. Love is easy in seasons marked by joy and laughter, but Jesus loved even during a season that was marked by betrayal, denial and deep pain. Jesus wept tears of blood the same night he showed us how to love and then poured out his blood to show us the full extent of that love. When we experience our own dark nights we are tempted to withdraw from God’s love and are certainly hesitant to pour out love on the people around us but this is the life we are called to live. When we follow the way of Jesus he leads us into a space where we can experience the fullness of God and learn to love at the end.Preached by Brian Nanninga on 4-21-19.

Jesus showed us the way to love during the middle of the darkest night of his life. Love is easy in seasons marked by joy and laughter, but Jesus loved even during a season that was marked by betrayal, denial and deep pain. Jesus wept tears of blood the same night he showed us how to love and then poured out his blood to show us the full extent of that love. When we experience our own dark nights we are tempted to withdraw from God’s love and are certainly hesitant to pour out love on the people around us but this is the life we are called to live. When we follow the way of Jesus he leads us into a space where we can experience the fullness of God and learn to love at the end.Preached by Alex Rahill on 4-14-19.

Jesus showed us the way to love during the middle of the darkest night of his life. Love is easy in seasons marked by joy and laughter, but Jesus loved even during a season that was marked by betrayal, denial and deep pain. Jesus wept tears of blood the same night he showed us how to love and then poured out his blood to show us the full extent of that love. When we experience our own dark nights we are tempted to withdraw from God’s love and are certainly hesitant to pour out love on the people around us but this is the life we are called to live. When we follow the way of Jesus he leads us into a space where we can experience the fullness of God and learn to love at the end.Preached by Brian Nanninga on 4-7-19.