How to Become Confident in Your Faith

In the parable of the soils, Jesus said the defining characteristic of the soil that is like the path, into which the seed cannot penetrate and take root, is that the person hears the word and does not understand it. We must understand the Word. We must understand the truth.

In this message we establish why increasing knowledge and understanding is not optional if we want to be immovable in the faith.

By Craig Brian Larson, delivered January 31, 2021, at Lake Shore Church

God’s Power in Your Life

Where do you need to see the great power of prayer? Is your body sick or in pain? Is your family torn by conflict? Do you need a job? Do you need money? Do you need wisdom? Do your loved ones need to be saved? Do you want the power of the Holy Spirit and his gifts?

In this message, let’s continue to build up our faith with the Word of the Lord so that we exert the great power of prayer and faith where we need it.

by Craig Brian Larson, delivered January 24, 2021, at Lake Shore Church

Getting Great Faith

How is your faith doing? Are you confident God hears and answers your prayers? Are you confident your prayers have great power?

Persistent faith is great faith!

by Pastor Brian Larson, delivered 1-10-21

Rejoicing in the Truth

I took a short break from writing the blog over the holidays. Be inspired by this message titled “Rejoicing in the Truth.”

In the middle of the love chapter of the New Testament—1 Corinthians 13—there is an important statement about truth. 1 Corinthians 13:6 says, “[Love] does not rejoice at wrongdoing, but rejoices with the truth.” (ESV)

“Rejoicing in the Truth,” by Craig Brian Larson, delivered December 27, 2020

He Will Be Great

I’m taking a short break from writing the blog over the holidays. Be inspired by the greatness of our Lord Jesus in my Christmas message, “He Will Be Great.”

“He Will Be Great,” by Craig Brian Larson

Pillar and Buttress of Truth

One of the common refrains that you hear from people today is that they believe in God, but not in organized religion. In other words, they want God, but they do not want the church.

What 1 Timothy 3:15 tells us is, that attitude is a huge mistake. If you choose to reject the church, then you are opening yourself to falsehood and deception, for the church is a pillar and buttress of truth.

This is the fourth message in the series, You and Truth.