Lefc Lititz

To know God is to understand his kindness. Jeremiah 9:23-24

Today, we will look at another adjective Paul uses to describe what the fruit of the spirit looks like in our lives. Patience. Patience is one thing we all struggle with.

This is the fourth sermon in an essential series titled - Re-Calibrate. Every single one of us need to daily re-calibrate to God’s standard…This is a reminder that HE sets the standard…not me. Not you. This life is about His Kingdom, not mine, not...

“Fruit is not produced by the believer but by the Spirit!” BKC Galatians 5:22 “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance [patience], kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. Against such things there is no...

Love is the true scale of our alignment to God's heart.

*Illustration- I love my Ford’s but…I have one where the clock is a half-second fast and one where it is a half a second slow. So twice a year we change our clocks and set them to the correct time. However, that does not fix the problem because they...

Why do we struggle so much with obedience? It is either because we have a wrong view of God or a wrong view of ourselves.

When a life storm comes will you stand or fall? Storms reveal the reality of what our life is truly built on and what we are building with.

What is required to enter the kingdom of heaven? Jesus’ response in Matthew 7:21-23 may surprise you.

The majority of people will get God’s design for life wrong.

Worry is a sin that reveals what consumes you and reveals a lack of faith in God's provision.

All good things can be coopted by our sinful propensity to say “look at me”.

God’s type of love is not limited.

What does Jesus say about Justice?

Are you a person of your word? Would people who know you identify you as a person of integrity? This sermon looks at Jesus words of "Let your 'Yes' be 'Yes,' and your 'No' be 'No." YOur word should always...

This sermon begins a mini-series within the Sermon on the Mount. Jesus is re-interpreting how the Pharisees have been living and teaching the law. This morning we will look at the first two (of 6) instances of this re-interpretation: Murder and Adultery.