Posts by Lakeside Fellowship (Page 4)
Mexico Missions Trip Recap Video
What an amazing opportunity our team had to partner with Way of the Cross Ministries! They are based in southern Texas, and we spent a couple days down there with them. During the week we travelled daily down into Mexico and helped build a church building for a small congregation in a “Invasion Camp” in Matamoros, Mexico (which is an area setup by the city for those who traveled to the US border, but could not cross.)
New City Church Incorporation
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Kid’s Christmas Program
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Five Simple Words
Five simple words uplifted my day. I have enjoyed playing racquetball for a long time. Because of my age, my current ability to play is not because of any agility or speed, but more because of well-placed shots. I play weekly with a group of guys who are very understanding of my limitations. I was playing doubles a few weeks ago and our foursome included a new guy who was probably in his mid-forties. He was notably physically fit and…
Make This Christmas Season Holy
“Martha, Martha,” the Lord answered, “you are worried and upset about many things, but only one thing is needed. Mary has chosen what is better, and it will not be taken away from her,” (Luke 10: 41-42 NIV). Mary chose to sit at Jesus’ feet and worship Him rather than help her sister in the kitchen. Although this isn’t a traditional Christmas scripture, these words spoke to me as I prepared for this holiday season: make it holy. How can…
Theology 1 Session 5: Categories of Theology
Writing about Session: 5 Christian Epistemology, Adam McClain shares his thoughts on one of the discussion questions. Discussion question #2: Reread the postmodernist objections to Christianity. Which objections have you heard the most? Which objections do you find the most difficult? Why? I like this question because it makes me think about the tools I need to develop and keep in order to be a good ambassador for Christ. These questions are not comfortable to think about, but they are…