Life Church - Salisbury

Life Church - Salisbury Treasure Christ • Grow Together • Live on Mission Treasure Christ • Grow Together • Live On Mission
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The weeks ahead are filled with opportunities to Treasure Christ, Grow Together, and Live On Mission. Here are the dates...
05/29/2026

The weeks ahead are filled with opportunities to Treasure Christ, Grow Together, and Live On Mission. Here are the dates for your June calendar.

Life Church exists to glorify God by making disciples who treasure Christ, grow together, and live on mission. As the ac...
05/28/2026

Life Church exists to glorify God by making disciples who treasure Christ, grow together, and live on mission. As the academic year concluded, the Missions Team, in partnership with several Life Groups, encouraged teachers, staff, and students of two of our local partner schools.

During Teacher Appreciation, they wrote notes of encouragement and celebration for teachers and staff, bringing treats and drinks to celebrate their impact in our community. For end-of-grade testing, they handed out snacks and gifts, along with sidewalk-graffiti encouragement for students. Additionally, Life Church supported Koontz Elementary students who passed their ESL program with a celebration party.

When you give to Life Church, you are a part of the call to Live On Mission. To learn more about our missions partners and how you can serve, visit: lifechurchnc.com/partners.

On this Memorial Day we pause to remember the sacrifices which won and preserved our freedoms as Americans. Scripture sa...
05/25/2026

On this Memorial Day we pause to remember the sacrifices which won and preserved our freedoms as Americans. Scripture says: "Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends (John 15:13)."

We are grateful for the men and women who have laid down their lives for their friends, and we glimpse in their sacrifice the ultimate sacrifice: "But God shows his love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us (Romans 5:8)."

Happy Memorial Day.

For the third time in Ephesians 2, Paul draws a contrast between who we were—apart from Christ, and who we are now—in Ch...
05/24/2026

For the third time in Ephesians 2, Paul draws a contrast between who we were—apart from Christ, and who we are now—in Christ. He says two things: 1) You are no longer strangers. 2) You are no longer aliens. But Paul then tells us that now we are—three more things: 1) we are fellow citizens with the saints; 2) we are members of the household of God; and 3) we are bricks in God’s holy temple.

Jesus loves his Church so much. He created all things so that he might love her—even knowing what it would cost him to love her... Jesus loved the Church so much that he created her and redeemed her—so that he might pour forth the immense fountain that was in his heart for her. If we truly are bricks in his temple, we will, too. Christian: How much do you love your Savior? Here is one way you can tell: How much do you love the Bride he gave his life to obtain?

📸: Joe Finney

Only one service this Sunday. See you at 10:00!
05/23/2026

Only one service this Sunday. See you at 10:00!

This Sunday is Pentecost Sunday. The day that the Church remembers the sending of the Holy Spirit to indwell and empower...
05/21/2026

This Sunday is Pentecost Sunday. The day that the Church remembers the sending of the Holy Spirit to indwell and empower every follower of Jesus.

Having finished his work, Jesus ascended to heaven where he is seated at the right hand of God the Father. Jesus told his disciples that it was better that he return to heaven so that he might send the Helper. It was this Helper who hovered over the waters at creation, gave life to humanity and other creatures, strives with sinners, descended on kings and prophets, empowered and enabled unique skills for the sake of the people of Israel, inspired Old Testament prophecy, and anticipated the ministry of the Messiah.

This Helper, the Holy Spirit, is who Jesus promised to send to indwell the heart of everyone who believed in true faith in the Son of God. It is this Helper who leads us into all truth, reminds us of what to say, seals our salvation, comforts us in our affliction, helps us in our weakness, intercedes, illuminates God’s Word, and convicts us of sin.

And this Sunday, we remember with joy and gratitude the ongoing work of the Holy Spirit in our lives and in the world.

Last week, in Ephesians 2:1-10, we saw what God has done to bring peace vertically—peace between a holy God and sinful p...
05/17/2026

Last week, in Ephesians 2:1-10, we saw what God has done to bring peace vertically—peace between a holy God and sinful people. Today, in Ephesians 2:11-18, we will see what God has done to bring peace horizontally—between sinful people and other sinful people. There was entrenched conflict between Jews and Gentiles. I was religious, it was cultural, and it was racial. Yet, through and in Christ, this rivalry was finished. In Christ, Jews and Gentiles have become friends. More than friends, they have become one new humanity.

Speaking to Christians who once would have identified as Gentiles, Paul points to five things that was true of the Ephesians before they new Christ: They were once separated from Christ (Ephesians 2:12a). They were alienated from the commonwealth of Israel (Ephesians 2:12b). They were strangers to the covenants of promise (Ephesians 2:12c). They had no hope (Ephesians 2:12d). And finally, they were without God in the world (Ephesians 2:12e). Paul’s point in verse 11-12 is to remind his readers who they were, so that they can delight in who they are now.

📸: Faye Atkins

The more keenly we feel the depth of our sin, the more precious our Savior will be to us. The more acutely we feel our n...
05/10/2026

The more keenly we feel the depth of our sin, the more precious our Savior will be to us. The more acutely we feel our need for Jesus, the more we will delight in Jesus. That is one of the main things we will see and feel as we study Ephesians 2:1-10. In these ten verses, we see that God has saved us from death, slavery, and condemnation. God has saved us to a life of grace and a life of fruitful work for the Lord. And God has saved us through His own work - not our own.

📸: Joe Finney

The Apostle Paul is led to thanksgiving and prayer because of the Ephesian church’s faith in Christ and love toward othe...
05/03/2026

The Apostle Paul is led to thanksgiving and prayer because of the Ephesian church’s faith in Christ and love toward other Christians. Beginning in verse 17, the whole passage is a recorded prayer for this church - a prayer that God may give this church ‘the Spirit of wisdom and revelation…’ as they are journeying toward knowing God.

But Paul’s prayer in Ephesians 1:15-23 does not stop there. He is praying that God would open the hearts and minds of the Ephesian believers to know three things: first, that through prayer believers would know the hope that is ours in Christ (v.18). Second, that through prayer believers would know the inheritance that is ours in Christ (v.18). And finally, that through prayer, we would know the power that we have in Christ (v.19).

One of the final beautiful realities of this passage is that God gave Jesus to the Church! Jesus is our Savior, Lord, Shepherd, and friend - but he is also our gift and treasure, given by God to us and for us. Because Christ is the head of the Church, we can boldly pray for God the Father to open our eyes to see the hope, inheritance, and power that is ours in Christ.

📸: Faye Atkins

Repeatedly, Paul wants to make the point in Ephesians 1:3-14, that God has been steering history toward the day when he ...
04/26/2026

Repeatedly, Paul wants to make the point in Ephesians 1:3-14, that God has been steering history toward the day when he might bless his chosen people with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places. God had a plan. God has a will. And he worked all things according to the purpose of that will in order to accomplish that plan.

All through history we have been trying to determine is our future determined by some outside force or influence? Or do we make free decisions that shape who we are and what we become? The Bible’s answer to the question: Is our future determined by fate or
freedom, the Bible says, yes. Our decisions matter. God’s sovereign will matters. We choose. God chooses. In our brains, those things are at odds. But they are not at odds in the mind and heart of God.

God works all things according to his plan in such a way that he plans the condition as well as the result. God draws straight lines with crooked sticks, in other words. He ordains our decisions in order to accomplish his will. Our decisions matter—we don’t live out some blind fate. But our decisions ultimately bring us to the completion of his sovereign will.

📸: Joe Finney

The weeks ahead are filled with opportunities to Treasure Christ, Grow Together, and Live on Mission. Here are the dates...
04/24/2026

The weeks ahead are filled with opportunities to Treasure Christ, Grow Together, and Live on Mission. Here are the dates for your May calendar.

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Salisbury, NC
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