The Mustard Seed Church Denham Springs

06/03/2026

Jesus is especially fond of you.

05/29/2026

Church family, this Sunday we’ll be meeting at the Levert house at 10:30AM (DM for address).

Live Oak High School needs the room they’ve so graciously allowed us to use. They did offer us another space, but we decided to go a little old school and gather the way we did in the early days.

Please pray this season passes quickly and that we’ll be able to gather back at the creamery soon. We’re thankful for your flexibility and excited to be together Sunday.

05/24/2026

Worship with us at Live Oak High School at 10:30AM.

We gather in the front, left building on campus. Just look for Tim’s Jeep! All are welcome.

05/23/2026

This Sunday, May 24th, is Pentecost Sunday.

Maybe the celosia plant should be the official flower of Pentecost, like the poinsettia is to Christmas. Its blooms look like tongues of fire, and every time we see one, we think about Acts 2 with the Holy Spirit falling, the Church being born, and ordinary people filled with extraordinary power and a deep knowing.

Pentecost Sunday is a big Sunday. The birthday of the Church (not Mustard Seed Church, but the Church around the world). Believers across the globe celebrating the same Spirit, the same hope, and the same Jesus.

Sometimes we wonder why Pentecost isn’t celebrated as big as Christmas.

Tomorrow is going to be a special day at Mustard Seed Church. We’ve got a lot in store for you, and we’d love for you to be part of it.

Invite a friend and join us for worship tomorrow at 10:30AM at Live Oak High School. We are located in the front, left building on campus.

05/18/2026

It’s been 40 Sundays since our church has been allowed to worship in Mustard Seed Creamery.

As local election season gets closer, we want to encourage people to pay attention to more than just names and campaign signs. Pay attention to decisions, honesty, character, and how leaders use the authority they’ve been given.

Today marks 281 days since August 10, 2025, the last time our church was allowed to worship in our restaurant.

We were directly told by elected city leadership that if our church continued worshiping there, our restaurant’s alcohol permit would be denied or not renewed.

Some people will say, “The city never told you that you couldn’t meet.” But when your business permit is made dependent on your church no longer being allowed to worship in a building you own, the result is exactly the same.

We believe what happened was wrong. We believe it violated both the letter and intent of the law, along with the religious freedoms protected by the U.S. and Louisiana Constitutions, and Louisiana law.

No business owner, church, or citizen should ever be put in that position by their local government.

This post is not about bitterness. It’s about accountability.

Local elections matter. Leadership matters. Integrity matters. And real people live with the consequences of these decisions long after campaign season ends.

As we’ve said from the beginning, we are still open to honest questions and respectful conversations.

05/17/2026

Today we’re talking about the Holy Spirit; present, moving, praying, and filling our hearts even when we can’t see Him at work.

He’s closer than you think. Join us this morning at 10:30AM for worship at Live Oak High School.

You belong here.

05/10/2026

No gathering for worship this morning.

Honor the women who have raised you, shaped you, and cared for you. Whether that’s a mom, grandmother, mentor, or someone who stepped in when you needed it most, love them well today.

Call them. Sit with them. Celebrate them.

We’ll see you next Sunday at Live Oak High School at 10:30. 💛

05/03/2026