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Marriage can be a great blessing, but also one of the greatest challenges in life. Join pastor Brian Pursley as he shares Jesus' teachings on the permanence of marriage. If you are having a difficult season in your relationship, cry out to God, that He may empower you to keep His commandment! Please, also reach out to us at Lakeside. We would love to walk alongside you and pray for you.

The One who gave it all on the cross calls us to a higher standard! Join pastor Brian Pursley as he examines the third part of the Sermon on the Mount. Jesus gives a revolutionary call to godly obedience, saying even anger is comparable to physical murder, and lust is to adultery. May we be humbled both by an honest self-assessment and our need for the Savior!

The teaching of Jesus that we are the salt of the earth and the light of the world impacts not only what we do but how we live. Join Pastor Brian Pursley as he looks at Matthew 6:13-20 and details how being for God is as essential as doing for God and why the distinction matters.

In the longest and most famous teaching of Jesus, the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus changed the paradigm. He reaffirmed that which the Old Testament taught and provided a radically different interpretation than the previous understanding. He spoke words that challenged the perceptions of those who would hear them. He taught simple truths with profound takeaways. He presented a path that sounded unconventional. Join us as we explore these themes and the message of Jesus, in On The Mount.

Our sins may be many, but God's mercy is always more! Join pastor Brian Pursley for the conclusion of our Foundation series through the book of Romans! Today we discussed five pressing theological questions, such as, "is it possible to lose my salvation?" and, "how can I be content when others prosper and I do not?"

May we be known for our devotion to and faith in Jesus Christ! Join pastor Brian Pursley for the final chapter of Romans, which commends many faithful servants of the Lord. Although acts of faithful service may go unnoticed by men, God sees all our deeds. Could you be counted among those who please God by their selflessness?

"For I will not venture to speak of anything except what Christ has accomplished through me..." (Romans 15:18) Join pastor Brian Pursley for the conclusion of Romans 15. We are called to preach the good news of Jesus Christ, what He did in our lives to save us, but, most importantly, what He did on the cross. Only through His sacrifice can we have eternal life!

Christ put aside His own good in order to humbly dwell with His creation; may we do the same! Join pastor Brian Pursley as he preaches from Romans 15 about supporting one another. Romans 15:5-6 says, "May the God of endurance and encouragement grant you to live in such harmony with one another, in accord with Christ Jesus, that together you may with one voice glorify the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ."

A crucial part of loving one another is being sensitive to each person's unique needs. Join pastor Brian Pursley as he continues a message of both self-control and liberty in Christ. What may be acceptable for one could be the stumbling block of another. How can you be sensitive to the needs of those around you today?

Our actions matter, but our attitudes matter most. Join pastor Brian Pursley as he shares the liberty we have in Christ to honor God in many ways. Whether a person celebrates a day, or another is reverent on the same, either one may glorify God by his intention. Romans 14:8 says, "For if we live, we live to the Lord, and if we die, we die to the Lord. So then, whether we live or whether we die, we are the Lord's.

Love one another and fight against sin. Join pastor Kaden Miller as he reminds us of these essential tenets for the Christian life. Even Jesus said it, all of the laws can be summed up in one essential statement: love others sacrificially. He set the perfect example, and now we follow in obedience.

Remember to pay your taxes! Join pastor Micaiah Sipes for a study on authority from Romans 13:1-7. We look to the stories of Esther, Daniel, and David to take inspiration from their faith in God's sovereignty. As much as it is possible, we are to live peaceably with others and respect the laws of the land.

Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good. (Romans 12:21) Join pastor Brian Pursley for the conclusion of Romans 12. God instructs us, His redeemed people, to be known for our love and to overcome the forces of darkness by His power. Will you help to build the Kingdom by loving someone today?

We thank our Creator who has made each of us unique! Join pastor Brian Pursley as he reminds us we've each been given spiritual gifts as a byproduct of our salvation. What better purpose than to glorify God with the abilities He's given us? Roman's 12:6 says, "Having gifts that differ according to the grace given to us, let us use them..."

Do not be conformed to this world but be transformed by the renewal of your mind. (Romans 12:2) Join pastor Brian Pursley for an encouragement to be transformed by the power of God's will and Word. Only His will is good and perfect, and only His Word is infallibly true. Let us, therefore, have sober judgment according to the measure of faith that God has assigned to each of us.