Life Church - Gurnee Mark Roggensack

Facing Cancer with Faith...
You'll be inspired with faith, humor, and the human emotions of facing a diagnosis of a normally terminal disease as Todd (recently found with stage 4 lung & brain cancer) shares his story in this Life Interview w Mark Roggensack (Life pastor).

Chris Crowell writes and team team-teaches with Pastor Mark Roggensack in this introductory teaching revealing how God's arch-enemy and deceiver lies in order to impede God's work in His children. This first teaching of this series deals with God's truths about lies the enemy uses about each of us.

In this final talk of the 2014 Life Partnership Series, Mark Roggensack shares Seven Servanthood Axioms that reflect and perpetuate the culture of servanthood of the gospel and Kingdom of Jesus Christ.

Snow- It could be God's beautiful way to slow us down from our un-godly rhythm of living.

Snow has its place in many parts of God's plan for growth both ecologically and spiritually. Life Church lead pastor, Mark Roggensack, continues the series "The Living Word" with a refreshing perspective on how God's authority speaks through all seasons. Isa 55:9-11 reminds us that like the rain and the snow, God's words and truth go out from him and never return to him empty.

Why do people believe what they believe? In this Living Word Series message, Mark Roggensack unpacks the unique reception that the citizens of Thessalonica gave to the message of Jesus Christ that the missionary/apostle Paul brought to them. How about you? Is the message/word of Christ just human words and ideas - or is it the very word of God you can trust?

Ever feel pulled to be living more for the good things of this life than for God?

In Part 2 of The Living Word Series, Life Church lead pastor, Mark Roggensack unveils a portion of Israel’s 40 year wilderness journey in Exodus 16 where God miraculously provided quail and manna for His hungry, disgruntled people. We'll discover how this story parallels with the 40 day wilderness temptation experience of Jesus. In the end, we discover we can choose to serve and live for earthly “bread”, or we can choose to trust, obey and live for and according to God’s words.