Lifechurch Livonia Sermons

Advent includes the four Sundays before Christmas. In this season, the church joyfully remembers that Christ has come in the flesh, continues to come in the word and the sacraments, and will come again in power and great glory. Preached by Brian Nanninga on 12-16-18.

Advent includes the four Sundays before Christmas. In this season, the church joyfully remembers that Christ has come in the flesh, continues to come in the word and the sacraments, and will come again in power and great glory. Preached by Brian Nanninga on 12-9-18.

Advent includes the four Sundays before Christmas.  In this season, the church joyfully remembers that Christ has come in the flesh, continues to come in the word and the sacraments, and will come again in power and great glory. Preached by Brian Nanninga on 12-2-18.

The holiday season is quickly approaching. Like it or love it, that means family. We will be spending the next few weeks talking about “Surviving Family” — what God has to say about our relationships and what His plan is for you and yours.Preached by Brian Nanninga on 11-25-18.

The holiday season is quickly approaching. Like it or love it, that means family. We will be spending the next few weeks talking about “Surviving Family” — what God has to say about our relationships and what His plan is for you and yours.Preached by Brian Nanninga on 11-18-18.

The holiday season is quickly approaching. Like it or love it, that means family. We will be spending the next few weeks talking about “Surviving Family” — what God has to say about our relationships and what His plan is for you and yours.Preached by Brian Nanninga on 11-11-18.

Do you think you've messed up too much or too often? We don't always believe it, but God's mercy is bigger than our messes. In story after biblical story, God addresses the messes. In this series, we will look at our mistakes, see what Jesus did to address them and how, with his help, we can do the same.Preached by Brian Nanninga on 11-4-18.

Do you think you've messed up too much or too often? We don't always believe it, but God's mercy is bigger than our messes. In story after biblical story, God addresses the messes. In this series, we will look at our mistakes, see what Jesus did to address them and how, with his help, we can do the same.Preached by Brian Nanninga on 10-28-18.

Do you think you've messed up too much or too often? We don't always believe it, but God's mercy is bigger than our messes. In story after biblical story, God addresses the messes. In this series, we will look at our mistakes, see what Jesus did to address them and how, with his help, we can do the same.Preached by Brian Nanninga on 10-21-18.

Do you think you've messed up too much or too often? We don't always believe it, but God's mercy is bigger than our messes. In story after biblical story, God addresses the messes. In this series, we will look at our mistakes, see what Jesus did to address them and how, with his help, we can do the same.Preached by Brian Nanninga on 10-14-18.

Do you think you've messed up too much or too often? We don't always believe it, but God's mercy is bigger than our messes. In story after biblical story, God addresses the messes. In this series, we will look at our mistakes, see what Jesus did to address them and how, with his help, we can do the same.Preached by Brian Nanninga on 10-7-18.

As the world grows more connected, our neighbors are "closer" than ever. Yet many of us don't know our neighbors well or how to be one ourselves. How to Neighbor is a four-week series that focuses on a different aspect of how to build relationships with our neighbors. The topics covered are, "Racism Reconciled", "Orphans Embraced", "Poor Empowered", and "Lonely Loved". So that we, the church, can be the kind of neighbors that Jesus calls us to be.Preached by Brain Nanninga on 9-30-18.

As the world grows more connected, our neighbors are "closer" than ever. Yet many of us don't know our neighbors well or how to be one ourselves. How to Neighbor is a four-week series that focuses on a different aspect of how to build relationships with our neighbors. The topics covered are, "Racism Reconciled", "Orphans Embraced", "Poor Empowered", and "Lonely Loved". So that we, the church, can be the kind of neighbors that Jesus calls us to be.Preached by Brain Nanninga on 9-23-18.

As the world grows more connected, our neighbors are "closer" than ever. Yet many of us don't know our neighbors well or how to be one ourselves. How to Neighbor is a four-week series that focuses on a different aspect of how to build relationships with our neighbors. The topics covered are, "Racism Reconciled", "Orphans Embraced", "Poor Empowered", and "Lonely Loved". So that we, the church, can be the kind of neighbors that Jesus calls us to be.Preached by Brain Nanninga on 9-16-18.

As the world grows more connected, our neighbors are "closer" than ever. Yet many of us don't know our neighbors well or how to be one ourselves. How to Neighbor is a four-week series that focuses on a different aspect of how to build relationships with our neighbors. The topics covered are, "Racism Reconciled", "Orphans Embraced", "Poor Empowered", and "Lonely Loved". So that we, the church, can be the kind of neighbors that Jesus calls us to be.Preached by Brain Nanninga on 9-9-18.

CAN YOU IMAGINE a city that has been radically transformed by the gospel? A city overflowing with communities of faith that seek to KNOW God deeply. A place where people are GROWing in their relationships with Jesus and His church. A city of believers committed to GOing into their neighborhoods, serving their community, and reaching the world. We believe that city doesn’t have to just be in our imagination. We believe that city can be a reality. Join us at LifeChurch Livonia as we discover how to KNOW, GROW, and GO into the city of Livonia— creating a city full of people whole-heartedly running after Jesus. “I’M IN” are you?

CAN YOU IMAGINE a city that has been radically transformed by the gospel? A city overflowing with communities of faith that seek to KNOW God deeply. A place where people are GROWing in their relationships with Jesus and His church. A city of believers committed to GOing into their neighborhoods, serving their community, and reaching the world. We believe that city doesn’t have to just be in our imagination. We believe that city can be a reality. Join us at LifeChurch Livonia as we discover how to KNOW, GROW, and GO into the city of Livonia— creating a city full of people whole-heartedly running after Jesus. “I’M IN” are you?

CAN YOU IMAGINE a city that has been radically transformed by the gospel? A city overflowing with communities of faith that seek to KNOW God deeply. A place where people are GROWing in their relationships with Jesus and His church. A city of believers committed to GOing into their neighborhoods, serving their community, and reaching the world. We believe that city doesn’t have to just be in our imagination. We believe that city can be a reality. Join us at LifeChurch Livonia as we discover how to KNOW, GROW, and GO into the city of Livonia— creating a city full of people whole-heartedly running after Jesus. “I’M IN” are you?

If you ever struggle with uncertainties about faith, you’ll find that you aren’t alone. The Bible is full of people whose faith in God is tested when they face the realities of life. Some of them seem to abandon faith in midst of difficulties while others show a remarkable ability to step out in faith during the hardest of times. What is it that allows some people to walk on water while others sit in the boat? How can we learn to become a people of faith whose confidence in God goes beyond conditional and time limited expressions of faith to an unshakable trust in our amazing God? How do we learn to walk on water? Preached by Brian Nanninga on 8-12-18.

If you ever struggle with uncertainties about faith, you’ll find that you aren’t alone. The Bible is full of people whose faith in God is tested when they face the realities of life. Some of them seem to abandon faith in midst of difficulties while others show a remarkable ability to step out in faith during the hardest of times. What is it that allows some people to walk on water while others sit in the boat? How can we learn to become a people of faith whose confidence in God goes beyond conditional and time limited expressions of faith to an unshakable trust in our amazing God? How do we learn to walk on water? Preached by Brian Nanninga on 8-5-18.