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Here you will find audio from our current sermon series as well as occasional mid-week episodes.

  1. 1d ago

    Sermon on the Mount - Episode 3

    We can often feel overwhelmed by all the rules that seem intertwined with our walk with Christ. Are we doing everything right? Are we checking all the boxes? Or do we meet these commands like “do not murder” with a spirit of “well…duh!” It might be easy for us to settle with the bare minimum, and it might be easy to fall into the trap of perfectionism. In this episode, Jesus challenges us to look beyond the rules and start seeing the inherent value in others.

  2. Sep 23

    Sermon on the Mount - Episode 2

    Salt, light, and a city on a hill. What do these all have in common? They’re all metaphors for the mission statement of this upside down Kingdom of Heaven that Jesus is announcing. These metaphors reframe how we think about the world and our place in it, but what’s more important? How brightly we shine or how we draw others in?

  3. Sep 18

    Wherever You Go There You Are

    What does it actually mean to walk worthy of the calling we have received? Rather than pointing us toward some grand, dramatic destiny, this message gently redirects our attention to the present moment, the ordinary Tuesday, the quiet morning with an open Bible. We explore three defining questions about our calling: where God is calling us, when He is calling us, and how He is calling us. The puzzle piece we carry may feel insignificant, but the picture is incomplete without it. This is not a message about waiting for a calling to arrive. It is a challenge to recognize that we are already standing inside one.

  4. Sep 18

    Key Relationships in a Master Planned Community… What’s a Wife to Do?

    This exploration of Ephesians 5 challenges us to reconsider what biblical submission really means in marriage. Rather than the oppressive hierarchy many assume, we discover a revolutionary message of mutual humility rooted in reverence for Christ. The call for wives to submit is not about inferiority but about order and peace in the home, while husbands are held to an even higher standard of Christlike love. The concept of submission as a grateful acceptance of care rather than blind obedience opens new possibilities for partnership. This teaching invites us into a third way beyond both patriarchal domination and undifferentiated partnership, a way marked by humility, intentional order, and mutual honor that reflects Christ's relationship with the church.

    Key Relationships in a Master Planned Community… What’s a Wife to Do?

  5. Sep 16

    Sermon on the Mount - Episode 1

    “Repent! For the Kingdom of Heaven is at hand!” These are the words that announced a new empire that was hard launching in the nation of Israel over 2000 years ago. However, unlike the Roman Empire — which was currently occupying the entire known world — this kingdom planned on running things a little differently. This wouldn’t be a kingdom that glorified the powerful but would be built by and given to the worthless.

  6. Jun 21

    Everyone Needs a Good Father

    This Father's Day message invites us to reconsider our understanding of fatherhood through the lens of Scripture, particularly Jesus' revolutionary teaching in Matthew 23 where He tells us not to call anyone on earth father, for we have one Father in heaven. Through the Sermon on the Mount, we discover five essential characteristics of our Heavenly Father: He rewards humble generosity done in secret, He truly knows our needs before we ask, He provides daily bread for His children, He forgives completely without bringing up past failures, and He protects us from evil. For those who had wonderful fathers, this deepens our appreciation. For those whose fathers wounded them deeply, this offers healing and hope. We all need a good father, and God is that good father we need.

  7. May 31

    Ephesians, A Master Planned Community in Retrospect

    This exploration of Ephesians invites us to see ourselves through God's eyes rather than our own critical gaze. Just as we notice every flaw when looking in a physical mirror, we often focus on our shortcomings when evaluating our spiritual lives. But what if we could see ourselves as God sees us? The message culminates in understanding our mission: to imitate God's love, engage in spiritual battle with His power, and fearlessly share the gospel. We're surrounded by spiritual big brothers and sisters who encourage us, and we're blessed with peace, love, faith, and grace - all flowing from a relationship with Christ marked by undying, incorruptible love.

    Ephesians, A Master Planned Community in Retrospect

  8. May 24

    A Community Mobilized for War…We Are Forewarned and Forearmed

    We live in a world where invisible battles rage around us every moment, yet we often go about our days completely unaware. Our struggles aren't ultimately against people or circumstances, but against unseen forces working to keep us distracted, discouraged, and disconnected from God's purposes. This message challenges us to recognize that Satan has two primary strategies: preventing people from knowing Jesus and keeping believers so distracted they never grow into the powerful, faith-filled warriors God created them to be. The call isn't to fight for victory but from victory, recognizing that while Satan is already defeated, there's still time on the clock and he's fighting dirty. This isn't about living in fear but about living alert, armored, and actively engaged in the most important battle of our lives.

    A Community Mobilized for War…We Are Forewarned and Forearmed
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Here you will find audio from our current sermon series as well as occasional mid-week episodes.

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  • Creator
    LakeView Church
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
    65
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 LakeView Church
  • Show Website
    LakeView Stoughton