Lifechange Church Ohio

Todays message wraps up a set of talks on the always-changing form of love, pointing out how steady and how strong it can be. The speaker uses 1 Corinthians 13 to depict authentic love. Pastor Corbin says that real love, like God's love, is constant and needs persistent action. Pastor Corbin's own story of almost dying and of recovering is to show that it is important to keep going, with help from others and from God, to make it through difficult times. The parable of the persistent widow further reinforces this point, pointing out that God values persistent faith and action more than simple protocol. The central message encourages everyone to represent this persevering love in their individual lives, depicted by the exhortation to "show up and don't give up." This principle applies across relationships, spiritual attempts, as well as self-difficulties, stressing that true love, similar to God's, is characterized by its resilience in addition to commitment. Pastor Corbin's account stands as ample proof of wha

Welcome to our third week of our Love Always series. 1 Corinthians 13:7 ("Love always hopes") is our basis to show how hope is a key part of love. It offers a contrast of worldly hope, or wishful thinking. It also presents Biblical hope, which is confident expectation in God's faithfulness. This core message of Biblical hope, fueled by love, empowers us to overcome circumstances instead of being dragged down by them. Many point to Isaiah 40:31, stressing that all who hope in the Lord will have completely renewed strength. Today's message delivers an emphatic warning against "hope killers," incorporating total forgetfulness, devastating negativity, deep apathy, along with a total lack of vision. Sufficient practical application is then encouraged through complete gratitude, total obedience, and firm faith, practices suggested as certain ways to cultivate overall hope and experience the entirety of love.

This sermon explores the power of consistent love, focusing on how love "always trusts" (1 Cor. 13:7).  We examine how trust is fundamental to love, even when it's hard.  We discuss the difference between trust and naivety, the importance of trusting God first, and practical steps like being optimistic, vulnerable, and forgiving.  Join us as we learn to believe the best in others, always! 

We're kicking off our new series, "Love Always"! Think about the things you always do – habits, routines, consistent actions. Love should be like that too. Love is consistent. Real love is reliable. It's not just a feeling, but a regular practice. Over the next few weeks, we'll explore what love always does, straight from the Bible. Today, we're focusing on how love always protects (1 Corinthians 13:7). Protection means keeping safe from harm. Love defends, guards, and shields others – emotionally, mentally, and physically. It creates a safe space. As a husband, dad, or pastor, protection is a key part of love.

Wrapping up our "Winning" series, we're tackling financial victory! We've covered spiritual, physical, mental/emotional, and relational wins – all through Jesus! Winning takes discipline, and that applies to our finances too. It's less about the amount and more about the heart. Where is your treasure? Are you letting possessions control you, or are you in control? We often chase temporary things instead of focusing on the eternal. New Service Times: 8:30 AM | 10:00 AM | 11:30 AM | mylifechange.church

In this inspiring message, Pastor Corbin Huffman explores the path to winning relationships. Discover how to cultivate deeper connections with friends, family, and loved ones. Learn the importance of the "Golden Rule" and how to overcome common relational challenges. Pastor Corbin shares three key disciplines for building strong, fulfilling relationships: sacrifice, awareness, and clear communication. Join us as we learn to love others as Christ loved us and experience true victory in this vital area of our lives. New Service Times Starting Next Week! 8:30 AM | 10:00 AM | 11:30 AM | mylifechange.church

Join us this Christmas season for our special sermon series, He Will Be Named, where we explore the significance behind the names of Jesus. In this series, we'll dive into how what someone is called isn't just a label – it speaks to their identity and purpose. We’ll reflect on how God was intentional in choosing the names of His Son, revealing profound truths about who Jesus is and what He came to do. Our journey begins with the powerful verse from Isaiah 9:6, which will serve as our memory verse and guiding light throughout the series. Don't miss this opportunity to discover the deeper meaning behind the names of the Savior!

Join us this Christmas season for our special sermon series, He Will Be Called, where we explore the significance behind the names of Jesus. In this series, we'll dive into how what someone is called isn't just a label – it speaks to their identity and purpose. We’ll reflect on how God was intentional in choosing the names of His Son, revealing profound truths about who Jesus is and what He came to do. Our journey begins with the powerful verse from Isaiah 9:6, which will serve as our memory verse and guiding light throughout the series. Don't miss this opportunity to discover the deeper meaning behind the names of the Savior!

Join us this Christmas season for our special sermon series, He Will Be Named, where we explore the significance behind the names of Jesus. In this series, we'll dive into how what someone is called isn't just a label – it speaks to their identity and purpose. We’ll reflect on how God was intentional in choosing the names of His Son, revealing profound truths about who Jesus is and what He came to do. Our journey begins with the powerful verse from Isaiah 9:6, which will serve as our memory verse and guiding light throughout the series. Don't miss this opportunity to discover the deeper meaning behind the names of the Savior!

Jesus calls us to share two important stories: our personal story and our story with Him. In other words, He calls us to share our testimony. In the Bible, there's a powerful story about a man who was held captive by darkness - bad thoughts, harmful actions, and evil spirits. There were so many tormenting him that they were called "Legion," meaning thousands. But then, this man met Jesus, and everything changed. Jesus freed him from all that darkness. And what did Jesus tell him to do afterward? Share. Share his testimony. Share his story. We find this in Luke 8:39: "Return home and tell how much God has done for you." Tell how much God has done for you!

Today we're blessed to hear from our very own Nate & Shandi Lanning as we continue our Go Time: Stories series! Jesus calls us to share two important stories: our personal story and our story with Him. In other words, He calls us to share our testimony. In the Bible, there's a powerful story about a man who was held captive by darkness - bad thoughts, harmful actions, and evil spirits. There were so many tormenting him that they were called "Legion," meaning thousands. But then, this man met Jesus, and everything changed. Jesus freed him from all that darkness. And what did Jesus tell him to do afterward? Share. Share his testimony. Share his story. We find this in Luke 8:39: "Return home and tell how much God has done for you." Tell how much God has done for you!

Today we continue our Go Time: Stories series! Jesus calls us to share two important stories: our personal story and our story with Him. In other words, He calls us to share our testimony. In the Bible, there's a powerful story about a man who was held captive by darkness - bad thoughts, harmful actions, and evil spirits. There were so many tormenting him that they were called "Legion," meaning thousands. But then, this man met Jesus, and everything changed. Jesus freed him from all that darkness. And what did Jesus tell him to do afterward? Share. Share his testimony. Share his story. We find this in Luke 8:39: "Return home and tell how much God has done for you." Tell how much God has done for you! That's exactly what this series is all about, and today we're blessed to hear from our very own Keisha and Randy Potts.

This morning we're starting our new series called "Stories"! Jesus calls us to share two important stories: our personal story and our story with Him. In other words, He calls us to share our testimony. In the Bible, there's a powerful story about a man who was held captive by darkness - bad thoughts, harmful actions, and evil spirits. There were so many tormenting him that they were called "Legion," meaning thousands. But then, this man met Jesus, and everything changed. Jesus freed him from all that darkness. And what did Jesus tell him to do afterward? Share. Share his testimony. Share his story. We find this in Luke 8:39: "Return home and tell how much God has done for you." Tell how much God has done for you!   That's exactly what this series is all about, and today we're blessed to hear from our very own Chris and Sonia Lindner!

Our new sermon series, "Overwhelmed," draws inspiration from Psalm 61:2, which proclaims, "From the ends of the earth I will cry to You, When my heart is faint; Lead me to the rock that is higher than I." Recognizing the universality of feeling overwhelmed by life's challenges, this series delves into the underlying causes of this experience, examines ineffective coping mechanisms, and offers practical guidance for navigating stress and finding inner peace. Through a series of thoughtfully crafted messages, we aim to provide listeners with tangible tools and a renewed sense of hope as they confront the complexities of their lives. Join us on this journey of discovery and resilience as we seek to find solace and strength in the face of life's overwhelming moments, guided by the enduring wisdom of Psalm 61:2.