LCC News and Updates

As October rolls around, the store aisles fill with costumes, pumpkin displays, and bags of candy. But along with the fun, October 31st often brings questions, debates, and mixed feelings for Christian families.How should followers of Jesus view Halloween? Should we participate, adjust how we engage, or abstain entirely?Because Christians hold a wide range of perspectives on this topic—often shape...

There is something about September that makes us think about transitions.For many families, school is back in session. Summer vacations are winding down. Ministries are settling into their fall rhythms. Even here in the desert, where we do not get the colorful leaves and crisp temperatures that much of the country associates with fall, we can sense that we are moving into a new season.The Bible al...

We live in an age of unprecedented access to spiritual content. Bibles in every translation imaginable. Commentaries, podcasts, devotionals, and Bible study apps — all available at a moment's notice on the device in your pocket. By any measure, Christians today have more access to the Word of God than any generation in history. And yet, for all that access, the world around us does not look partic...

There is a question that has haunted human beings since the very beginning of time. You have probably asked it yourself, maybe in the quiet of a sleepless night or in the aftermath of a decision you deeply regret. The question sounds something like this: Why did I do that? I knew it was wrong. I promised myself I would never go there again. What came over me?And almost immediately after that quest...

There is a question buried beneath every decision you will ever make. It is not simply "what should I do?" It is something far more fundamental: "Who gets to decide what is right and wrong, what is good and what leads to destruction?" That question is older than any of us. It goes all the way back to a garden, two trees, and a choice that changed everything. In Genesis 2, God placed two trees in ...

Last night we kept working through Jacob's deathbed poem, and we landed on the lines that change everything: the blessing that once rested on Yaakov, then seemed to land on Yoseph, now gets spoken over Yehudah. If you've been with us through this whole Joseph series, you know that's not a small detail. It's the hinge the whole story has been swinging toward.We've said it before, and it's worth say...

Be sure to mark your calendars for October 31st from 5-7pm for our annual Hallelujah Harvest Festival.  We have games, cake walks, bounce house and weather permitting a new Bungee Run, hot dogs and chips and of course lots of candy.  We look forward to seeing you there!Children's Church - Sunday 10:30 am Need a ride let us know.  702-989-1228. Please contact the church by Saturday.Things are alway...

In our latest Bible study, we stepped into Genesis 49, where Jacob (Yaaqov) gathers all twelve of his sons on his deathbed to deliver a prophetic, poetic vision of their collective future.   This chapter marks a major shift in the Joseph narrative, transitioning from an individual family story into a foundational blueprint for the entire nation of Israel. Sitting at the literary center of the thir...

In our latest session of our study through the life of Joseph, we arrived at Genesis 48—a powerful deathbed scene between an aging Jacob (Israel), his son Joseph, and his two grandsons, Manasseh and Ephraim.What appears at first glance to be a quiet family moment actually unlocks one of the grandest theological themes in the entire Bible: how God intentionally overturns human hierarchies to bring ...

In Genesis 47:28–48:12, Jacob on his deathbed sets up his burial oath, adopts Joseph's Egyptian-born sons, and passes on the multi-generational Eden blessing. Here is a deep dive into Joseph Part 17....