Lamson Road

When Jesus said, “It is finished,” He meant it. 

In this Easter Sunday message, Pastor David explains how the Gospel sets the way of Jesus apart from the way of religion—and why that's good news for you.

Palm Sunday is a celebration of our King. At Lamson Road, we marked the day by celebrating Jesus through baptism and communion. In this message, Pastor David explores what Scripture teaches about these ordinances—what they are, what they are not, and who they are for. 

God has a call for every follower of Jesus—not just individually, but as a community. In this message, Pastor David unpacks God’s call for Lamson Road Community Church and invites you to take part. 

The world of Jesus, Peter, and Paul was marked by oppression, corruption, persecution, and unrest. You’d expect them to reject authority—but instead, they called believers to a radically different response. In this message, Pastor David unpacks how Christians are called to live as citizens in a broken world. 

Wherever you are in life, God has a plan for you there. In this message, Pastor David explores God's call for Christians in the workplace and how our attitude and  performance reflect the Gospel. Covers Titus 2:9-15.

Christianity is the greatest love story ever told—and all are invited. In this message, Pastor David examines Paul's instructions for Christian couples and how godly marriages proclaim the Gospel. Covers Ephesians 5:22-33

In light of God's transforming grace, Christians should live godly lives. In this message, Pastor David explores what this looks like for Christian women. Covers Titus 2:3-5.

In light of God’s grace, every believer is called to a life of self-control. In this message, Pastor David highlights six key areas where Christians must practice discipline—and how God’s grace empowers us to do so. 

In light of God's transforming grace, Christians should live godly lives. In this message, Pastor David explores what this looks like for Christian men. Covers Titus 2:1-2, 6-8.

God’s grace doesn’t just rescue us — it reshapes how we live. In this message, Pastor David examines Paul's instructions to Titus on how believers should live in light of God's grace. 

The greatest threat to the church does not come from the outside, but from within. In this message, Pastor David examines Paul’s instructions to Titus on how to identify and respond to false teachers. 

God calls specific people to lead His church—but who is qualified? In this message, Pastor David walks through Paul’s instructions to Titus on appointing church leaders. 

Through Jesus, the path to salvation is clear—but that doesn’t mean everything is simple. In this message, Pastor David explores the tension between God’s sovereignty and human responsibility in salvation. 

A new year brings new goals—but real change doesn’t come from willpower alone.  In this message, Pastor David points us to a simple, daily practice that leads to real growth: submitting to God one day at a time. 

The story of Jesus doesn't end at the manger. In this special Christmas Eve message, Pastor David concludes the Christmas Story for Grown-Ups series by looking beyond the Nativity to the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus.

Hidden within the Christmas story is a tragic and unsettling act of evil. We’re often tempted to move past it, but when we do, we miss what Christmas is really about—the arrival of a King. 

Our familiarity with the Christmas story can cause us to miss just how scandalous the first Christmas truly was. In this message, Pastor David explores the shocking circumstances surrounding Mary’s pregnancy and explains why the virgin birth matters. 

Matthew begins his Gospel with a genealogy of Jesus, a passage many readers fly past. But if you skip it, you miss some of the most surprising and scandalous stories in Scripture. In this message, Pastor Mike continues his look at the scoundrels, sinners, and saints in Jesus’ family line.

If you think your family is complicated, buckle up. Matthew’s genealogy of Jesus highlights some of the most shocking and unexpected men and women in Scripture. In this message, Pastor Mike walks through their stories and explores why God chose to enter humanity through such a surprising lineage of scoundrels, sinners, and saints.