Pastor Lonnie Rev. Dr. Lonnie Richardson

In this message, Pastor Lonnie takes a popular children’s Sunday school song and applies it to the feet, hands, heart, mouth, and determination of Jesus. The message explores where Jesus went with his feet, how he used his hands to serve others, and how he used his mouth to speak about the presence of the peace of God.

Not all decisions in life are easy. In this concluding message from his series on Powerful Contradictions, Pastor Lonnie shares some practical self-reflective questions to help you discern your path when confronted with a gray area of complicated decision-making.

In this message, Pastor Lonnie dives into the principle Jesus taught, Give and you will receive. It is a reminder that we are interconnected and that our actions have far-reaching consequences. In giving, we open ourselves up to receive the blessings of a more abundant life and a more profound sense of purpose.

In this message from his series on Powerful Contradictions, Pastor Lonnie shows how Jesus is making a case that by letting go of self-centered desires and attachments and submitting to God’s higher purpose, there can be a deeper and more meaningful life experience.

This is the second message in the series by Pastor Lonnie on Powerful Contradictions. In this message, Pastor Lonnie explores an understanding of fairness from the teaching of Jesus from the parable of the workers in the vineyard and the effect of the lavish love of God on justice.

Powerful contradictions often invite critical thinking and introspection, challenging us to explore complex issues and make difficult decisions. Acknowledging and navigating these contradictions through the lens of the Christian faith can lead to growth, learning, and more nuanced perspectives.

In this message, Pastor Lonnie discusses how powerful contradictions often invite critical thinking and introspection, challenging us to explore complex issues and make difficult decisions. Acknowledging and navigating these contradictions through the lens of the Christian faith can lead to growth, learning, and more nuanced perspectives.