What if spiritual transformation isn’t about trying harder—but seeing clearer?In this powerful message, Mark and Caleb explore the heart of discipleship: beholding Jesus. True change doesn’t begin with behavior, discipline, or k...

What does it really mean to follow Jesus and to make disciples?In this episode, Mark Middleton preaches on the heart of the church’s mission through Matthew 28:19: we are called not only to be disciples, but to make disciples. B...

What if the key to enduring life’s battles isn’t just perseverance—but joy? In this episode, we dive into the book of Nehemiah, exploring how the walls of Jerusalem were rebuilt in just 52 days after 130 years of ruins—and what that miracle rev...

What does it really mean to have Christ in you? In this message, Wes Lindseth explores the calling and identity of every believer through the lens of Nehemiah’s burden, Paul’s prayer in Ephesians, and the spiritual strength found in th...

in this conversation, Mark Middleton, Caleb Pugh, and Tom Crandall dive into what it truly means to raise children with a Kingdom-focused faith. Together they talk about how parents can nurture a strong relationship with God in everyday family ...

In Nehemiah 4–6, the wall is going up—but so is the opposition. Mocking. Threats. Lies. Intimidation. False accusations. Distractions. The moment progress starts, resistance shows up. Why? Because a great work often brings great opposition....

In this sermon, Mark and Memo teach from Nehemiah, reminding us that everyone had a place on the wall—priests, families, professionals, leaders, even those with complicated pasts. From the Sheep Gate to the Dung Gate, every section mattered.&nb...

In this episode, Mark Middleton dives into the story of Nehemiah to discover how God rebuilds what has been broken for generations. The walls of Jerusalem had lain in ruins for nearly 150 years—symbols of lost protection, dignity, and identity....

Leslie Crandall, from Bethel Church in Redding CA teaches on the love of God. Watch the full sermon on the LIFECHURCH7 YouTube channel for worship, testimonies, and sermon moments.Subscribe to Life! With LIFECHURCH7 podcast for ...

In this episode, Mark Middleton teaches on why thanksgiving isn’t a moment or a mood, but a posture that shapes how we live. From the healing leper who returned to say thank you, to Jesus’ overflowing fullness in John 1, to the soul-anchoring d...

Mark Middleton shares a simple but powerful truth in this Sunday morning sermon: “Thank you moves you into the presence.” Gratitude is not just a response to breakthroughs—it’s the pathway that leads us there. While complaining anchors u...

In this message, Mark invites us into a simple but powerful truth: gratitude expands our capacity for grace. Mark unpacks why grace isn’t limited by God’s supply but by our ability to receive it, how gratitude stretches our spiritual “wineskins...

Growing in Gratitude: A Transforming GraceIn this message from Life Church 7, Pastor Wes teaches that gratitude is not a behavior we force, but a grace God grows within us. While launching 21 Days of Prayer & Fasting, he calls...

In this episode, we explore the powerful biblical theme of Ebenezer—a rock of remembrance—and how intentionally recalling God’s faithfulness helps us grow in the grace of gratitude. Drawing from 1 Samuel 3–7, Matthew 16...

What if the greatest promise of Christmas isn’t just that God came, but that God stayed? In this message from our Incarnation series, Wes Lindseth walks us through the powerful truth of Immanuel—God with us.&nb...

In this sermon, Mark Wheaton explores the breathtaking mystery of Jesus stepping into humanity—fully God, fully man—and why that changes everything. Drawing from Philippians 2:6–8, we see Christ’s humility and willingness to enter o...

In this message, Mark Middleton reminds us that Jesus didn’t just begin at Christmas—He stepped into our world as the Eternal Word and the True Light. Walking through John 1:1–18, we discover the God who takes on flesh, breaks through darkness,...

In this week’s message, we step into the powerful promise of who Jesus is — not only in the manger, but in majesty. Drawing from Isaiah 9:1–7, Brandon reminds us to remember the hope spoken into darkness: a Child given, a Son who would c...

Jim Sim teaches on the stunning generosity of God—revealed not just in what He gives, but in who He is. Drawing from Romans 8:31–39, Ephesians 1:1–6, and Hebrews 9:11–14, we see how Jesus’ life, sacrifice, and intercession ...

In this week’s message, Wes Lindseth shares from Psalm 103 and looks at what generosity really is—and why it matters. Psalm 103 brings us back to the goodness of God and reminds us why generosity starts with remembering who He is and what He’s ...

In this episode, Brandon talks about what it really means to be a priest — someone who draws near to God and brings His presence into everyday life.It’s a reminder that priesthood isn’t just for a few; it’s God’s design for all of His pe...

In this weeks sermon, Jim reminds us that being a follower of Jesus means more than just believing — it’s stepping into our calling as priests before God. Every one of us is invited to live with priestly purpose: to minister to God throu...

This week’s podcast asks a question we don’t often stop to consider: What is a priest?For many of us, that word feels distant—something from another time, another place, another people. But from the very beginning, God’s plan wa...

Wes Lindseth explores how God speaks in the ordinary rhythms of life and how we can better recognize His voice amid the noise of daily life. Whether you’re navigating big decisions or simply seeking clarity for daily life, this epis...

Through Scripture, personal stories, and reflections, pastor Mark Wheaton explores what it means for Jesus to reign in our lives today — not just in theory, but in everyday, real-world practice. He offers encouragement, clarity, and a fresh cal...