This is... Thanksgiving at Lakeside

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This is... Thanksgiving at Lakeside

November 20, 2022 • Psalm 150:6

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Join us for a special Sunday worship experience – the Psalmist (Psalm 150:6) calls out “let everything that has breath praise the LORD!” We will be raising our voices in thanks to God as well as singing praises! We invite you to come, see, and participate in the giving of thanks to God. We’ve all experienced challenges in the past 2 years and its time to come together and remind one another that God is at work and worthy of praise!

This is... My Family

November 13, 2022

Nothing says family more than a welcome sense of belonging. At Lakeside we talk a lot about leaving room at the table for more people to join us, and the importance of genuine relationships with each other and with God. We believe that we’re part of an extended family that eclipses race, color, gender, and socio-economic status. What is it that unites us, and provides us with something our inner most being longs for – home? Join us as we explore what Jesus meant when He said "those who follow Me, keep my commands, and know the Father are my family." If ever you needed encouragement – this may be the time to join us. As Judy Garland’s Dorothy famously said, “There’s no place like home.”

This is... Communion Sunday

November 6, 2022

Join us to reflect on the stark beauty of the love that God has for us; it’s a shocking love. If you’re joining from home, be sure to have elements of bread and juice on hand and ready.

This is... My Life

October 30, 2022

What gets you out of bed in the morning? Is there something more to life than earning a living, raising a family, and watching Netflix? What is my ultimate purpose in life? These are some of the big existential questions that lay inside the closet of our minds. Jesus tells us that it is the Devil who comes to steal and destroy our lives, but it is Jesus (the Good Shepherd) Who has come to give us life abundantly. What does the abundant life look like for us? Jesus ran into more than a few people whom He sent home examining their lives. Jesus said “Take up your cross and follow Me!”. Can you join us in thinking beyond what we can see? When we do we might find our reach far exceeds our grasp with Jesus!