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Revival requires both heaven’s power and our practical obedience. Pastor Levi calls this living like a “snake bird”: surrendered as a dove yet shrewd and active like a serpent. Generosity is one of…
God is not only present on the mountaintops of life; He walks with us through every valley. Using Matthew 1:23 and Psalm 84, Pastor Craig contrasted the ease of sensing God when everything is going…
Christmas proclaims Emmanuel—God with us. We love His presence on the mountaintop, yet we come to know Him most intimately in the valley and the wilderness. A wilderness season feels barren,…
Storms are part of every life—you're either coming out of one, in the middle of one, or headed toward the next. Using Paul’s shipwreck in Acts 27, Pastor Craig showed that a violent storm never…
Christmas announces the staggering truth that God did not merely shout love from heaven—He stepped into our world. Jesus, fully God and fully man, is Emmanuel, “God with us.” Pastor Craig traces…
As a new year begins, Pastor Tommy Dawson urges the church to move beyond passive wishing and actively pursue the life God intends. Drawing from Nehemiah’s rebuilding of Jerusalem’s wall, he shows…
A risen Jesus turns timid disciples hiding behind locked doors into fearless witnesses who cannot be silenced. Using Acts 4 as the backbone, the message calls every follower of Christ to move from…
Week two of the “Self-Less” series centers on being faithful in service. In a culture obsessed with self-promotion and chasing “GOAT” status, Jesus calls His followers to deny themselves, take up a…
In a culture that shouts “get more,” Jesus calls His followers to give without holding back. Craig Groeschel contrasts three mind-sets—bag, basket, and barn—to show how our view of God determines…
Life is often spent chasing the next season—believing fulfillment is “around the corner.” Using Paul’s words, “Whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God,” Pastor Craig calls us to reject…
Life Church’s heartbeat remains the same—“leading people to become fully devoted followers of Christ.” In this update we celebrate a rescued single mom, hear quarterback Nick Foles describe how the…
Jesus’ own words to the lukewarm church in Laodicea expose how spiritual indifference turns His stomach. In this first “What Would Jesus Undo” session, we face that same condition, identify what…
Jesus would undo lukewarm, half-hearted Christianity. Drawing on His letter to the church in Laodicea, Pastor Craig showed how spiritual indifference nauseates Christ and robs believers of purpose.…
Jesus does not merely tweak our religious habits; He wants to undo hollow worship—outward displays that leave the heart untouched. Drawing from Matthew 15, Pastor Craig showed how the Pharisees’…
Jesus is hurt by hollow worship—songs offered while hearts stay disengaged. True worship is less about musical style and more about the condition of the worshiper. After surveying biblical…
Jesus would undo hypocrisy—the gap between the image we project and the life we actually live. In this life-group video, we’re invited to name our masks, admit current inconsistencies, and…
Jesus reserves His sharpest words for hypocrisy—the gap between the life we display and the life we actually live. In this message Pastor Craig shows that while Jesus has zero tolerance for the…
Seven people who had never met gathered to explore one question: How do strangers become a life-giving group where everyone genuinely belongs? Their round-table conversation surfaced the fears,…
Friendship doesn’t “just happen.” It grows when people choose to belong to one another on purpose—showing up, sharing stories, and walking through both highs and lows together. In this final session…
Life change happens in Christ-centered relationships. When two or more followers of Jesus gather, He is present, shaping hearts through Scripture, honest conversation, prayer, and shared experience.…
Acts 2 paints a picture of believers who ate, prayed, worshiped, and sacrificially cared for one another. The conversation asked how our modern “life groups” can taste that same vitality. Again and…
Prayer as Our First Line of Offense (Life-Group Conversation & Prayer Time – date not stated) Worship & Main Prayer Themes Praying as the “first line of offense,” not a last resort Welcoming the…
Jesus exposes spiritual pride through His story of the Pharisee and the tax collector. Pride tells us we are self-sufficient, important, and deserving of exaltation, yet it secretly builds a prison…
Life.Church celebrates its conviction to “do anything short of sin” to reach people far from Christ. Through personal stories and a campus update, the episode shows how ordinary believers leverage…
Tim de Ramos guided the group to confront spiritual pride through Jesus’ parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector. The Pharisee relied on self-righteousness; the tax collector relied on mercy.…
Craig Groeschel challenges anyone who has started settling for smaller dreams with God. Using Abraham and Sarah’s long wait for a child, he shows that while we often think in terms of simple…
God is always at work, positioning His people in “right-place, right-time” moments. When we recognize where He is already moving and sow our time, talent, and treasure there, He multiplies the…
Pastor Chris Beal closed the “Exponential” series by asking, “What if you knew then what you know now?” Jesus’ parable of the talents (Matthew 25) gives that very advantage—insider information on…
Life.Church Omaha – Launch-Week Huddle Notes Opening Moments Informal hallway chatter shifted quickly into mission mode: “We launch a church in a few days.” Laughter, applause, and a pulse of…
Easter celebrates an empty tomb, but Craig broke the “Easter rules” by starting negative, piling up verses, and drilling into our need for grace. Using Ephesians 2 he traced the movement of every…
