Landing Place Church Messages

NextGen Student Takeover service. They will participate by serving, joining worship, and delivering the weekend's message alongside our NextGen Pastor, Gabrielle Christie. Throughout the event, we will have the privilege of listening to their inspiring testimonies, as they share their personal faith journeys in the context of today's world.We look forward to gathering with you this Sunday in person or online during the 9am or 10:45am services.

This weekend marks the beginning of an exciting series called "Into All the World," inspired by the powerful words of Mark 16:15-16 (NLT). Jesus instructed His disciples to go out into all the world and share the Good News with everyone, emphasizing that belief and baptism bring salvation.We invite you to join us this weekend as we embark on this series. Our special guest, Tibor Milkos, a dedicated missionary partnered with the Bartimeus Foundation, will be sharing his remarkable experiences of making a positive impact in the communities of Budapest, Hungary, and its surroundings. Through their dedicated efforts, they are spreading the love and message of Christ, transforming lives in their local area.

This week we end our transformative series, "56 Days That Changed Everything". If we have learned anything over the last 4 weeks, it has been that connection is the deepest desire of every human heart. But what was the connection that was made on the day of Pentecost? The Church, as we know it, was born!As believers, this event emphasizes the unity that exists among our faith community from all parts of the world. Pentecost highlights the gifts of the Holy Spirit such as wisdom, understanding and courage. These gifts enable us to live according to God's will and serve others with love and compassion!

As we delve deeper into our series "56 Days That Changed Everything," we explore the historical occurrences that transpired from Palm Sunday leading up to Pentecost. Last week, we paid homage to Easter - the pinnacle moment of Christianity. As we progress through the series, we aim to dissect what occurred in the aftermath of Easter, and how those events paved the way for the advent of Pentecost.

Easter is the celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead, three days after his crucifixion. This event is a time of great significance as it represents that cornerstone of the Christian Faith. The resurrection is the ultimate proof of Jesus' divinity and God's power over death. Through this, our faith shows us that Jesus Christ made it possible for believers to have eternal life. During this time, it is important for us to reflect on the sacrifice of God's only begotten son and to renew our commitment to living a life that reflects his teachings. It is a time for spiritual renewal, forgiveness and reconciliation. It is a time for us to celebrate the hope and joy that comes with the promise of eternal life!

Join us this week as we begin the Easter Season with our Palm Sunday service. Palm Sunday represents Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem, a week before his crucifixion and resurrection. It symbolizes the recognition of Jesus as the Messiah, who came to bring salvation and freedom. Palm Sunday is the beginning of Holy Week, a time for us to reflect on the importance of Jesus' mission and sacrifice, and to celebrate the hope and promise of new life that comes with his resurrection.

Jesus assigned the church with a unique and significant task - to spread his message to all nations and peoples. However, the question arises, how can we practically fulfill this mission? We invite you to join us this Sunday as we conclude our series with valuable insights on how to incorporate Jesus in our daily conversations more frequently. By doing so, we can actively participate in spreading the message of Jesus. Let's gather together and learn practical ways to share the love and message of Jesus with those around us.

Jesus assigned the church with a singular mission, to spread his message. Our current topic of discussion is about kickstarting spiritual conversations or serving spiritual appetizers. These spiritual appetizers are brief anecdotes that aim to spark spiritual interest, sustain the conversation, and highlight the importance of Jesus in our daily lives. Let's come together to explore how we can project ourselves as externally focused individuals in a world that tends to be self-absorbed.

Jesus gave the church one mission, to go and to tell. It sounds so easy, and yet most of us find it incredibly difficult to have spiritual conversations in everyday settings. We can get better at this. Throughout this series, we will be walking through how to be an outwardly focused person in an inwardly focused world. 

Jesus gave the church one mission, to go and to tell. It sounds so easy, and yet most of us find it incredibly difficult to have spiritual conversations in everyday settings. We can get better at this. Join us as we kick off our series, God Space. Throughout this series, we will be walking through how to be an outwardly focused person in an inwardly focused world. 

When we look at our calendar, the thing that takes up most of our time is work. Some of us love our jobs and some for some of us it’s simply a means to an end. Wherever you find yourself, this weekend Pastor Eric will be wrapping up our Unsatisfied series by asking the question, can I find the meaning of life through my work? 

We pursue all the pleasurable things that make us feel good, but is the meaning of life found in pleasure? Will we ever have enough pleasure that we would be satisfied? This weekend, Pastor Mark is continuing our series: Unsatisfied and will be exploring whether we can find the meaning of life by Chasing Pleasure.

From the beginning of time people everywhere have asked, why am I here? What’s the purpose of life? Where do we really find satisfaction in life? This Sunday, we continue our series: Unsatisfied as Pastor Mark explores where we can find the meaning of life. 

Why are we here and why are we so unsatisfied? This weekend we’re kicking of our new series: Unsatisfied. Over the next few weeks, we’re going to embark on a journey to try and find the meaning of life. We have a deep longing, a God-given desire, to live a life that matters; And yet, so many of us feel Unsatisfied.

Have you ever prayed for something, and God asked you to wait or just plain said “No”? Few things can be more frustrating than when God doesn’t answer the way we would like Him to. This weekend we are wrapping up our series: Praying for a Change. Pastor Mark is going to help us discover that sometimes when God doesn’t change our circumstances, He uses prayer to change us.

This weekend we’re continuing our series called: Praying for a Change. We all face stressful situations that we were not expecting. This Sunday, Pastor Beto will be talking to us about how prayer can help us through those very challenging times. 

Do you trust that if you ask God for something He will answer you? Are you confident that you can ask anything from Him and that He hears you? This weekend, we are continuing our series: Praying for a Change as Pastor Mark will be exploring how to better trust God and see the change that we want to see in our lives this year.

Happy New Year! As we begin 2023, we all have some changes we want to make, but how do we make those changes? We believe that Prayer is what is missing between the desire to change and the ability to change. Join us as Pastor Mark kicks off our new series: Praying for a Change.