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What does biblical leadership look like within the church? In this episode, we explore what Scripture teaches about the roles, responsibilities, and character of church leaders, and how Christ’s example should shape the way they lead and serve others.

Healthy communication is essential to a strong marriage. In this episode, we explore practical tools such as assertiveness and active listening to help couples express themselves honestly, understand one another more clearly, and build deeper connection and trust.

God calls us to be wise stewards of everything He has entrusted to us, including our finances. In this episode, we explore practical budgeting strategies, ways to reduce debt, and habits that can help align your spending with your values and priorities so you can move forward with greater confidence and purpose.

Ever opened your Bible and wondered where to begin? In this episode, we walk through a simple, practical method for studying any passage of Scripture, giving you helpful tools you can begin using on your own this week.

Jesus promised that He would return, but what does that mean for us today? In this episode, we explore what Scripture teaches about Jesus’ second coming, how it should shape the way we live, and how we can prepare with faith, hope, and confidence.

Progressive Christianity is reshaping how many people understand Scripture, truth, and core Christian beliefs. In this episode, we discuss a modern-day example of false teaching. The ideas of Progressive Christianity have led many believers and churches to turn away from sound doctrine and the essential truths of the Gospel. In this conversation, we discuss some ways to identify the main tenants of Progressive Christianity and how they can take hold. Show Notes: ⁠https://www.alisachilders.com/blog/5-signs-your-church-might-be-heading-toward-progressive-christianity

Artificial Intelligence is rapidly changing how we live, learn, and connect, but how should followers of Jesus respond? In this episode, we explore AI through a theological lens, considering what Scripture and Christian tradition teach about wisdom, creativity, ethics, human innovation, and what it means to be made in the image of God in an increasingly digital world.

Discipleship is a lifelong journey of learning to live like Jesus through Scripture, prayer, community, and service. In this episode, we explore what the Bible teaches about serving, the barriers that may hold us back, and how people of every age can use their unique gifts and interests to join God’s mission with renewed joy and purpose.

What does it mean to be saved, and why do we need salvation? In this Summer Session, we’ll explore the biblical foundation of salvation—what Jesus taught, how the early church understood it, and what it means for us today. We’ll examine key scriptures, uncover the richness of God's grace, and discuss how salvation transforms our identity, purpose, and future. Whether you’re new to the faith or looking to deepen your understanding, this session will help you grasp the beauty and power of God's saving work through Christ.

Many in the Church know someone who identifies as LGBTQ+, whether that is a friend, coworker, or family member. How should we as Christians respond to our loved ones who are living an alternative lifestyle? This session will offer a biblical response to minister to our LGBTQ+ loved ones with both love and truth.

Great movies captivate audiences with their intricate narratives and suspenseful climaxes. Although the focus is usually on the leading men and women, the involvement of supporting actors and set designers plays a crucial role in shaping the outcome of the drama. The Bible weaves together a consistent narrative featuring famous characters that are frequently taught and preached about. Improve your understanding of the cultural-historical context of the Bible by attending these two sessions, where the emphasis will be on co-stars, nations, groups, and locations playing a supporting or antagonistic role in God’s redemptive story. (Note: Pt. 2 of this session is unavailable due to technical issues while recording).

Regardless of your relationship status – single, dating, or married – this is a session for everyone! Throughout the history of the Church, Christians have tended to elevate the importance of one status over the other. Scripture, however, refers to both single and married as weighty, meaningful vocations. This session will focus on how the Bible has viewed and even lifted up singleness as a way to bear witness to the breadth of Christ’s love. Learn, be encouraged, and see how Christian singleness is a gift to the church!

This session seeks to follow up to “Theology of Suffering” by offering practical advice for ministering to those who are going through a time of suffering, sickness or loss. How should the Church respond? How can we know what is helpful and just as importantly, what is not helpful for those who are suffering? Some of our LCC church family (Dave & Denise Noble, Austin & Aubrey Willis, and Melia Adams) will share from their personal experiences and offer helpful tips during this session.

“Why does God allow suffering to exist in the world?” This is a question that people have wrestled with since the beginning of human history. Today, the problem of suffering continues to impact the faiths of countless individuals touched by the consequences of evil and pain in the world, so how should we approach this topic? What does the story of the Bible have to teach us about the concept of suffering? Today's podcast is a recording of LCC Executive Pastor Daniel Koch leading this summer session, Theology of Suffering, on June 30, 2024.

"Many of us are eager to develop our relationship with God. The problem, however, is that we can’t seem to stop long enough to be with Him.” (Peter Scazzero). In our fast-paced lives, it’s hard to slow down and notice God – but God created us in His image for a rhythm of work and rest. Come learn how to slow down and experience Jesus’s invitation to simply be with Him.