Loveland Christian Church

Loveland Christian Church We are a growing church of ordinary people who have been transformed by Jesus Christ!

Service times : Identical Services at 9:30am and 11:00am
Online streaming information can be found at www.lovelandchristianchurch.org

This weekend we will have one service at 10:00 am. Join us immediately following the service for an all church picnic. I...
05/29/2026

This weekend we will have one service at 10:00 am. Join us immediately following the service for an all church picnic. Invite your friends and neighbors—it’s going to be a great weekend!

05/24/2026
Join us this Sunday for Pentecost!Do you remember Schoolhouse Rock? Growing up, Saturday mornings meant cartoons—most of...
05/21/2026

Join us this Sunday for Pentecost!

Do you remember Schoolhouse Rock? Growing up, Saturday mornings meant cartoons—most of which had about as much educational value as a bowl of sugary cereal.

Maybe that’s why ABC slipped in those clever little musical lessons between shows. Schoolhouse Rock taught me reading, writing, and arithmetic—but let’s be honest, the real hits were about American history.

Somehow, I learned the Preamble to the Constitution and how laws are made (and unmade) in Congress—all set to tunes that still got stuck in my head. Not bad for a subject that can feel a little… dry. Those songs gave me an appreciation for the balance of power in the great American experiment—proof that even civics can have a catchy chorus.

Long before animated bills sat on Capitol steps, the ancient Hebrews had their own way of celebrating the law. They marked its giving—specifically the Ten Commandments—during a harvest festival called Pentecost.

This feast took place 50 days after the second day of Passover (or, for Christians, 49 days after the resurrection of Jesus). It was a time of celebration, sacrifice, and learning.

The Law of Moses was studied and discussed, often alongside the book of Ruth—a reminder that true justice isn’t just written in laws, but lived out in generosity. It shows up in how we care for the widow, the orphan, and the foreigner among us—in other words, in how we love our neighbor as ourselves.

The people celebrated by eating bread from the wheat harvest, along with foods made from milk and honey—symbols of God’s provision, both in giving them the law and in leading them to a fruitful land.

Turns out, whether it’s set to music or written on stone tablets, the law has always been worth learning… and celebrating.

Happy Pentecost!

05/17/2026
Around here at LCC, we take this opportunity to honor all women—and all kinds of mothers. Here’s something I deeply beli...
05/10/2026

Around here at LCC, we take this opportunity to honor all women—and all kinds of mothers.

Here’s something I deeply believe: you don’t have to be someone’s biological mother to be a mother to someone. But days like today can feel complicated. It’s not always easy to feel worthy of the attention… or the honor.

If you’ve spent any time in church circles, you’ve probably heard of the Proverbs 31 woman. For many Christian women, she can feel a bit intimidating—maybe even like an impossible standard. But what if I told you… she’s not actually a real woman?

Proverbs 31:10–31 is a poem—and like most poetry, it works on multiple levels. On the surface, it reads like advice from a mother to her son about the kind of spouse she hopes he’ll find.

But look a little closer, and you’ll see something beautiful: it’s an acrostic poem, moving through the entire Hebrew alphabet—kind of like those sweet Mother’s Day acrostics we used to make… just a lot more sophisticated.

And if you peel back one more layer, you’ll discover this: the Proverbs 31 woman isn’t a literal woman at all. She’s a poetic picture of Lady Wisdom—a central figure throughout Proverbs. The point isn’t to measure up to her, but to long for the wisdom of God.

She’s a literary invitation, not a checklist. A reminder that a life rooted in God grows more beautiful with time. The more you understand her, the more you see her beauty.

Kind of like you.

Happy Mother’s Day 💐

05/10/2026

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