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Pre-Launch Outreach with Todd Dachshund Opening Moments Sam welcomes Pastor Todd Dachshund into the office just four days before launch. Mutual gratitude and expectancy fill the room—“thanks for…
Prayer is not a stiff religious exercise to a distant God; it is conversation with a Friend who invites us to bring everything to Him. Using the hymn “What a Friend We Have in Jesus,” Pastor Craig…
Life.Church lives for one thing—life change. This update video weaves three threads: the church’s driving vision, Poncho Sanchez’s dramatic turnaround after walking into the Wellington, Florida…
Craig Groeschel warns that many Christians have grown spiritually complacent because they love this present world too much. His single prayer for the message is that God would give us “a hope for…
Pastor Sam Roberts closed the “How Sweet the Sound” series by anchoring the hymn “It Is Well with My Soul” to one unshakable promise: the Lord stays near when life shatters. Through Horatio…
Hurt is inevitable, but love is undefeatable. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 13 and vivid stories from Scripture, history, and his own family, Pastor Jentezen Franklin calls believers to “love like…
Almost 1,900 people were baptized across Life.Church this weekend—fresh proof that God still works miracles. Pastor Craig opens a new series, “When Pigs Fly,” by tackling the least-discussed miracle…
God still performs miracles of healing, yet Scripture and everyday experience show that He does not heal everyone every time. In this message—part three of the “When Pigs Fly” series—Pastor Craig…
Surprise Breakfast-in-Bed Honor for Leslie Hemphill Opening Moments Just after dawn, a cluster of LifeChurch Tulsa-Metro teammates whispered together on Leslie Hemphill’s driveway, rolling a…
Miracles do not stop at physical healing; God also works miracles of protection and deliverance. Yet that protection does not always look the way we expect. Craig Groeschel explores the tension…
Need is never the end of the story with God. Wherever Scripture shows lack, it also shows the God who supplies—sometimes instantly, sometimes through His people, always on time. Today’s message…
Week one of the “Relational Vampires” series tackles the people who “suck the life out of us” by trying to control or manipulate. Drawing from Jesus’ encounter with Peter in Matthew 16, the message…
In week two of the “Relational Vampires” series, the focus is on people who drain us through constant criticism. Craig Groeschel shows how followers of Jesus can love these fault-finders without…
Every circle has a person who seems to drain the room. Christ calls us to love them, but love that merely reacts can end up hurting both of us. This message lays out a Spirit-led path: give…
Hypocrisy drains relationships like a vampire drains blood, yet Jesus calls His followers to love even those who proclaim one thing while living another. Craig Groeschel first unpacks why someone…
God’s highest calling is not for us to “go to church” but to be planted in the church—becoming a flourishing, fruitful people who shine Christ’s light into a dark world. Drawing from Psalm 92, Craig…
Hope in the Dark – Staff Family Briefing Opening Moments The speaker greeted the “Life.Church family” with warm love and gratitude, marveling at “how God uses you” to bring people to faith in…
Week 1 of the “Hope in the Dark” Life-Group study sets the table for three movements in Habakkuk—wandering, waiting, and worshiping. Tonight centers on wandering: when what we believe about God’s…
This segment is a live worship moment centered on declaring God’s unchanging goodness in every circumstance. Through repeated lines and rising volume, the singers guide the congregation to trust…
Craig Groeschel opens a new series in the book of Habakkuk, a prophet who doesn’t speak for God to people but speaks for people to God. Habakkuk’s honest complaint—“Why don’t You seem fair?”—mirrors…
Habakkuk moves from raw questions in chapter 1 (“wondering”) to faithful expectancy in chapter 2 (“waiting”). In this session we learn three simple, costly disciplines drawn from Habakkuk 2:1—3:…
When life feels stalled between God’s promises and our painful reality, Habakkuk 2 teaches us how to stand firm. Craig Groeschel walks through the prophet’s second chapter—where wandering turns into…
Habakkuk ends where it began—surrounded by trouble—yet the prophet finishes in passionate, high-spirited praise. Craig showed how Habakkuk’s perspective shifted from questioning to worship by…
Habakkuk’s story moves from raw questions (chapter 1) to silent waiting (chapter 2) and explodes into loud, full-body worship in chapter 3. Pastor Craig walks us through that final chapter,…
Reach One, Teach One – Sisterhood Panel Opening Moments The moderator restated our Life.Church mission: “to lead women to become fully devoted followers of Christ,” then framed the day’s focus with…
Hope is not wishful thinking; it is the steady confidence that God is working even when we cannot yet see the result. Using Romans 8 as the anchor, the message calls us to cultivate “a heart of…
“Comparison kills contentment.” Drawing on Paul’s words from Philippians 4, Sam Roberts shows how measuring ourselves against others robs us of peace, pushes us toward pride or jealousy, and keeps…
We have been divinely invited—“called”—to leave the kingdom of darkness and live on “Team Light,” walking in a way that matches our new identity in Christ. Week 1 of the study focuses on bearing…
We are not asked to become the “greatest” in the way the world measures greatness; Jesus says real greatness comes through serving. Using Mark 9:35 and the picture of Him washing His disciples’…
Believers are called to “break bread” together—an everyday picture of the deep unity Jesus prayed for in John 17. Though we often argue over trivial things, Christ desires that His people stand as…
