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Joining God in the Renewal of All Things

  1. 1d ago

    Movements: Be Faithfully Present

    Pastor Curtis Anderson takes us through the final movement regarding embodying the love of Jesus wherever God has placed us. Jesus continually noticed the people around Him. He ate with outsiders, touched those others avoided, welcomed children, dignified the forgotten, cared for the poor, and moved toward people with compassion. To be faithfully present means learning to live with that same posture. This Movement is about learning to be faithfully present to the people and places God has already given us, paying attention to where God is at work and joining Him there. We embody the gospel through ordinary, tangible acts of presence, hospitality, love, and generosity in our neighbourhoods and networks, while intentionally moving toward those who are vulnerable. Cultivating relationships, sharing life, extending compassion, and seeking justice together.

  2. Sep 27

    Movements: Live In Community

    Pastor Paul Morgun uses this movement to remind us that the Christian life was never intended to be lived alone. From the beginning, Jesus formed a community around Himself. The early church did not simply gather for teaching once a week; they shared meals, prayed together, cared for one another, practiced generosity, carried one another's burdens, and opened their lives to each other. This Movement is reflected in nurturing a culture of connection, where people are known and relationships can form, and cultivating communities of trust and belonging, where deeper relationships allow us to be vulnerable and grow together. There is a difference between attending a church and belonging to a community.

  3. Sep 20

    Movements: Grow Spiritually

    Spiritual growth is not primarily about knowing more about God, becoming more religious, or simply trying harder to be a better person. At its heart, spiritual formation is about learning to live with God, receiving His love, becoming increasingly attentive to His presence, and allowing the Spirit to form the life of Jesus in us.This Movement is reflected in practicing rhythms of life, embracing spiritual practices that ground us in God's presence, and we pursue spiritual maturity, cooperating with God's Spirit as we are continually transformed into the likeness of Jesus. Spiritual formation, then, is not measured primarily by how many practices we maintain, but by the kind of people we are becoming through them.

  4. Sep 13

    Kick-Off Sunday 2026: Movements

    Kick-Off Sunday is a celebration of a new season at Lakeview, a chance to gather, reconnect, and look with anticipation toward what God has for us in the year ahead. And as we step into this new season, we are introducing some new language that we hope will help give shape to how we live our mission together: Our Movements. At the heart of these Movements is the invitation Jesus has always given: “Follow me.” Jesus invites us to find our whole lives in Him, to allow His presence, His way, and His love to shape who we are becoming, how we relate to one another, and how we live in the world.

  5. Sep 6

    Exodus: God Among Us

    Dr. Santosh Ninan takes us through our final sermon in our Exodus summer series. Throughout Exodus, God rescues, provides, guides, forgives, and forms Israel so that He might dwell in the midst of them. The tabernacle becomes a kind of new Eden, a sacred space where heaven and earth overlap and God’s presence is with humanity once again.Jesus ultimately becomes the fulfillment of this story. In Him, God does not merely dwell in a tent or temple, but takes on flesh and moves into the neighbourhood. Jesus is God among people, and through His death, resurrection, and the gift of the Spirit, the presence of God now dwells within His people as a living temple. The story of Exodus ultimately points toward God’s desire to restore His presence to all creation.

  6. Aug 30

    Exodus: Slow to Anger

    Dr. Santosh Ninan takes us through the events after the golden calf. Where God reveals His character at the very moment Israel least deserves it. After the rebellion of the golden calf, Yahweh describes Himself as “compassionate and gracious, slow to anger, abounding in faithful love and truth.” God’s holiness is not separated from His mercy; His justice and compassion exist together within His covenant love.This moment becomes one of the defining descriptions of God in the entire Bible, echoed again and again throughout Scripture. God is revealing not only what He does, but who He is. Jesus ultimately mirrors and fulfills this revelation perfectly. In Jesus, we see the fullest expression of God’s character, compassion toward sinners, mercy toward the broken, patience with failures, and faithful love.

  7. Aug 24

    Exodus: The Golden Calf

    Pastor Darlene Klassen takes us through Exodus 32, discussing how we often make idols that are more manageable when God feels distant. Israel does not outright reject Yahweh; instead, they reshape Him into something visible, familiar, and controllable. The golden calf becomes a tragic picture of the human tendency to trade trust, surrender, and faithful waiting for gods we can predict, manipulate, and manage. The story reveals how quickly liberated people can return to old patterns of fear, control, and false worship. Rather than trusting the unseen God who brought them out of Egypt, Israel reaches for something immediate and tangible. We  too still do the same today, placing our hope in power, success, certainty, comfort, politics, money, or even distorted images of God that feel safer and easier to control.Where Israel failed in the wilderness through fear and distrust, Jesus remained faithful. He resisted the temptation to grasp for power, control, and self-protection, and instead revealed the true heart of God not a god we manipulate, but a Father who can be fully trusted.

  8. Aug 16

    Exodus: A Kingdom of Priests

    Amy Bratton goes through the detailed instructions surrounding the priesthood, the garments, and the tabernacle are not random religious rituals, but part of God’s desire is to dwell among His people and make Israel into a “kingdom of priests” for the sake of the world. The priests were meant to represent humanity before God and represent God before humanity,  bearing responsibility, holiness, reconciliation, and blessing. What may seem strange or overly detailed at first is actually one of the Bible’s deepest themes: God partnering with humans to reflect His presence into the world. And ultimately, this story points forward to Jesus, the true High Priest, who fully reveals God’s presence and opens the way for all people to become a royal priesthood, a people called to embody God’s wisdom, holiness, mercy, and healing in the world.

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Joining God in the Renewal of All Things

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  • Creator
    Lakeview Church
  • Years Active
    2015 - 2026
  • Episodes
    100
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    © Copyright 2026 Lakeview Church
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