Lighthouse Christian Fellowship Church

05/11/2026

04/18/2026

Tomorrow is Sunday!! Who’s going to church?!?! Join us at 1892 Lisbon Street in Lewiston at 10am!! You belong here!

04/04/2026

Join us tomorrow for Resurrection Sunday! 10 am at 1892 Lisbon Street, Lewiston, ME. You belong here!

04/04/2026

Saturday before Easter is the most underrated day on the calendar. It’s like the “please stand by” screen of the greatest story ever told.

Good Friday just dropped the heaviest moment in history. Sunday is about to come in with resurrection power, trumpet blasts, and spiritual confetti. And Saturday? Saturday is sitting there like, “So… what now?”

It’s the day where nothing looks like it’s happening… but everything important is already in motion.

You can almost picture the disciples pacing around like, “Well… that didn’t go how we thought.” No worship band, no miracles, no clear plan. Just silence. The kind of silence that makes you check if heaven accidentally put you on mute.

But here’s the quirky twist: while earth was having a “did we lose?” moment, heaven was preparing the biggest comeback ever. Saturday wasn’t empty… it was loaded. Like a spring coiled tight, just waiting for Sunday morning to let it fly.

Saturday reminds us that God is incredibly active even when He seems incredibly quiet. It’s the holy pause. The divine deep breath. The moment between the “It is finished” and the “He is risen.”

So if your life feels a little like that Saturday, don’t panic. You’re not forgotten, you’re just in the middle of a plot twist.

And if you listen closely, you can almost hear it whispering with a grin…

“Hang tight. Tomorrow’s about to get wild.”

04/04/2026

“Friday, What’s So Good About It?”

Let’s be honest… Good Friday has a bit of a branding problem. I mean… if you didn’t know the story, you’d hear “Good Friday” and think: “Nice! Something good must have happened!” Then you read what actually happened… and you’re like,
“Wait… are we sure we named this correctly?”
Because from a human perspective, Friday looked like the worst day imaginable.

The disciples were confused.
The sky went dark.
Hope seemed to pack its bags and quietly leave.
Nothing about it looked “good.”

It looked like loss. It felt like defeat. It sounded like silence. But here’s the twist… the divine plot twist wrapped in what looked like disaster:

What looked like the worst day…
was actually the day everything started getting better.

Good Friday is “good” not because it felt good…
but because God was doing something incredibly good beneath the surface.

While everyone thought the story was ending,
God was writing the turning point. While it looked like Jesus was losing, He was actually winning the greatest victory of all time.

And honestly, that’s kind of how God works.

He specializes in quiet victories.
In hidden breakthroughs.
In moments where heaven is moving… even when earth looks still.

So if you had walked past that hill on Friday, you might’ve said, “Nothing good is happening here.”But heaven would’ve whispered, “Just wait.”

Good Friday reminds us that God doesn’t always look obvious in the moment. Sometimes He’s working behind the scenes, writing redemption into places that feel broken.

And here’s the quirky, beautiful part:

The same God who turned that Friday into something good, is still doing that today.

So when your life feels like a “not-so-good Friday, when things don’t make sense, when hope feels quiet…

Don’t rush to call it the end, because if God is in the story, It’s not finished yet.

And somewhere, just beyond what you can see…

Sunday is already warming up.

So yes… it’s called Good Friday.

Not because of what it looked like…

But because of what God was doing.

And if He did it then…

He can do it again.

Just give Him a little time.

After all…

He has a history of turning Fridays into something good.

12/20/2025

Join us tomorrow, December 21 @ 10am for a special service with Herb and Edi Hutchinson. Lighthouse Christian Fellowship at 1892 Lisbon Street, Lewiston, Maine. All are welcome!! You belong here!

10/14/2025

Yesterday was a day to show honor and appreciation to Our Pastor and Wife,

You lead our congregation by opening
God's Word and living your lives by what you read. You care for others deeply and lift them up in prayer, and when we face misfortune, we know that you'll be there.

We really love you, Pastor Jerry and Faith for everything you do, and we truly thank God for giving us a wonderful couple like you!