Lincoln Hills Christian Church

Tweaking Our Presentation

Would you be able to tell someone what they needed to do to follow Jesus? One of the most important facets of making disciples who make disciples is helping people take their first step in following him. In this message Webby Oglesby will help us simplify what we say to those who are ready to begin following Jesus.

Tweaking Our Relationships

In this third message in the Vital Tweaks sermon series we’ll see how important good relationships are in disciple-making. Caring for one another and sharing what we have will reveal how deep our love is for our brothers and sisters in Christ, and help us make better disciples. 

Tweaking Our Resources

God has given us lots of helpful tools to aid or disciple-making efforts. In this message, Webby Oglesby will help us see what some of them are and how we can use them to make disciples who make disciples.

Snark Your Heart

If we are going to become disciples who make disciples who make disciples then we need to become quality disciples, ourselves. In this series Webby will discuss four tweaks we can make to become better disciples and thus better disciple-makers. 

Anxiety

In this message Student Minister Alex Smith will explore what God’s word has to say about stress and anxiety.

Great Gain

In this sermon we'll see what God's word reveals is a "great gain", and how the followers of Jesus can attain it and avoid falling into traps along the way. 

Success in Excess

Do you have extra money, stuff, or time? If so, what do you do with it? Are they yours to do with what you please, or do they belong to someone else?

the American Dream

We live in a society that wants to have nice things even when we don't always have the money for nice things. So, how can we avoid falling into massive debt and focus on the things that make us truly wealthy?

A Worthy Goal

There are lots of competing ideas and opinions about what’s the best thing to do with our money.  Should we spend it, save it , invest it, or give it away? Are any of these ideas more right than the other? In this sermon we’ll identify the north star or guiding principle that we should use to keep ourselves financially steady. 

Finding Stability

Our economy has been turned upside-down. Everyone seems to be uncertain and afraid about the future and how they are going to be able to make ends meet. Is it possible to find balance and stability in times of confusion and chaos? There are three laws or principles found in the physical world of balance that, if applied to our finances, can help us find stability there, too. 

First and Best

Our economy has been turned upside-down. Everyone seems to be uncertain and afraid about the future and how they are going to be able to make ends meet. Is it possible to find balance and stability in times of confusion and chaos? There are three laws or principles found in the physical world of balance that, if applied to our finances, can help us find stability there, too. 

Jesus is All About God.

We are so excited that you are joining us for Easter online! In this sermon, we'll be wrapping up our "Jesus Is" series by focusing on the resurrection of Jesus and its implications. Jesus is all for us, and he proved it on the cross and in the empty tomb. However Jesus is all about God and accomplishing his Father's will. 

Jesus is Selfless and Sacrificial

Jesus gave everything thing for humanity. He held nothing back on his mission to redeem mankind. As his followers, we should imitate his example of selflessness and sacrifice as we seek to advance God’s Kingdom. 

Jesus is Selfless and Sacrificial

Jesus gave everything thing for humanity. He held nothing back on his mission to redeem mankind. As his followers, we should imitate his example of selflessness and sacrifice as we seek to advance God’s Kingdom. 

Jesus is Impressed by Child-like Faith

This fifth Sunday message is given by our Children’s Minister, Kegan Livers. In it we will see that Jesus wants us to be like little children in regard to our faith; child-like not childish. To have child-like faith we must humbly trust that God will provide for our needs and refuse to worry about things that are out of our control. 

Jesus is for Outcasts

Jesus is for everyone, and not just the people you’d expect. Jesus was for the kind of people you’d never expect him to be for. If we begin to treat people the way that Jesus did and see them the way he saw them we will make disciples who make disciples who make disciples.

Jesus is Biblically Sound

Jesus loved God’s word. He leaned on it throughout his life and ministry. Jesus was Biblically sound, but many of his followers today are not. If we are going to make disciples who make disciples we must digest God’s word daily.

Jesus is Missional

Jesus was focused. He didn’t walk around with his head in the sand. He wasn’t so preoccupied with where he was going that he failed notice the people along the way. He was deliberate, he took his time, and touched people when a word of healing or glance of divine power would do. Why? Because Jesus was on a mission to connect people to his heavenly Father. 

Jesus is Challenging

In today’s message we’ll hear Jesus say some pretty challenging stuff. “The Son of Man has no place to lay his head.” “Let the dead bury their own dead.” What is he getting at? Why would he say such hard things and what does it mean for us 2,000 years later. Make no mistake, Jesus' coming initiated a crisis that we must all face. Are we following Jesus because he’s our King, or are we stuck in our same old habits and routines? 

The Red Line of Love

As we conclude the Red Line sermon series we’ll see how Jesus restores the relationship between God and mankind that was fractured in the Garden. Jesus fulfills the Old Testament’s promises made to Abraham, and offers a LAW superior to the one given through Moses; love God and love others. 

"Let Us"

The Red Line has a bottom line… make disciples. The LAW that God gave Moses was good for a season, but it was only a shadow of what was to come. The LAW proved how much we all need God and how far from Him we’ve strayed. We were not made to make the journey back alone, but rather invite others along. In this message we’ll look at a few of the “Let us” statements from the book of Hebrews and how they might assist us in making disciples of Jesus. 

The Promise

"Today, we’ll be looking at God’s promise to redeem humanity and bless the world through the offspring of a man named Abraham. However, it isn’t long after making this promise to Abraham that God puts his faith to the test by putting the promise in jeopardy. What we’ll see is this message is that God can be trusted to do exactly what He promises in His Word. This proved true for Abraham and will prove true for us as well.”

The Red Line

The Fall From the very beginning God has pursued his people to restore the fractured relationship between Him and His creation. The Red Line is the thread that runs through human history reminding us of such a pursuit. It began in the Garden of Eden and includes us as well. Our enemy, the Serpent, duped our first parents into questioning the authenticity of God’s word and he does the same to us today. But rather than call us by our sin our Heavenly Father calls us by our name.

A new kind of family.

What was Jesus’s pattern for making disciples? Jesus established a new kind of family by inviting those around him into his life. His invitation changed their lives and can change ours, too.

I Am

God Is

The Bible contains lots of information about the attributes of God; His love, patience, mercy, and kindness. But what does it have to say about God, Himself? God is a family on mission.