This Sunday, May 10, we are celebrating Mother’s Day at LifeHouse with a special message called The Love That Builds the House.

We want to take time to honor the mothers and women of our house — the ones who nurture, strengthen, pray, lead, serve, encourage, and carry so much love in seen and unseen ways. Whether you are a mother, spiritual mother, grandmother, daughter, sister, mentor, friend, or a woman faithfully building the lives around you, we want to bless and encourage you.

We will also have a special gift for the mothers as a small expression of our love and gratitude.

Come worship with us, invite a friend, and join us as we celebrate the love that builds the house.

Mother’s Day at LifeHouse
The Love That Builds the House
Sunday, May 10 | 10:00 AM

This Sunday at LifeHouse Church, we continue our BUILD UP series with Week 2: Built Through Love.

Together, we’ll dive into 1 Corinthians 13 and discover that love is not a break in Paul’s teaching on spiritual gifts — it is the very heart of it. Without love, even the most impressive spiritual expressions become noise. But through love, the gifts become life-giving, healing, and strengthening to the Body of Christ.

At LifeHouse, we believe there’s no Life without Love. We are learning to be a people who are personal, practical, and powerful — caring deeply, serving faithfully, and inviting the presence of God with humility. This week will help us see how love creates the atmosphere where people are known, gifts are matured, and the church is built up together.

The door is open to you.
Come worship with us, bring a friend, and grow with us as we become a house where the Love of God is alive.

BUILD UP: Sunday Strength for the Body of Christ
Week 2 — Built Through Love
Sunday at 10:00 AM | LifeHouse Church

Join us for BUILD UP,

a new sermon series through 1 Corinthians 12, 13, and 14 as we explore spiritual gifts, love, prophecy, and what it means to build a healthy church. At LifeHouse, we believe we are called to be the house of Jesus—caring personally, serving practically, and living powerfully—and this series is designed to help us grow in that calling together.

We want to build real relationships, gather with expectation, and open the door for people to find belonging, purpose, and transformation in Christ.

We begin with Week 1: Built for the Body. This opening message lays the foundation for the whole arc by showing that source matters, diversity is God’s design, and the gifts of the Spirit are given for the common good.

Paul’s vision is not a church of performance, pressure, or uniformity, but a body where every member matters and every grace strengthens someone else. Invite a friend and grow with us as we walk through this journey of becoming a stronger, more connected, more Spirit-dependent church.

This Sunday at LifeHouse Church, Andy Harrington will be teaching on becoming a house of prayer. Prayer is not just a religious duty. It is part of how people in relationship with God live. Together we will explore why we pray, how we pray, what we pray about, and how we can know God hears us. Come ready to grow, seek God, and welcome His presence with us. Invite a friend and join us this Sunday.

Water Baptisms at LifeHouse Church

This Sunday at LifeHouse Church, we’re stepping into a powerful moment of faith, celebration, and new beginnings.

Water baptism is more than a moment—it’s a public declaration of a transformed life in Christ. It’s a step of obedience, a fresh commitment, and a beautiful expression of what God is doing on the inside, now made visible on the outside.

Following an incredible Easter where many encountered Jesus, we’re creating space to celebrate those who are saying “yes” to Him—and we believe there are more who are ready.

Whether you’ve recently given your life to Christ, or you’ve been walking with Him and sense it’s time for a fresh step of surrender, this is your moment.

At LifeHouse, we believe in opening the door—making space for people to encounter the Love of God in a real and life-changing way.
This Sunday is one of those moments.

Come expectant.
Come ready.
Come celebrate.

And if that step is yours to take—we’re ready to celebrate with you.

The Burning Heart
My pain, His story, my gold, His glory.

What if the moments that felt like loss were actually part of a greater story? In Luke 24, two travelers walk the road to Emmaus carrying disappointment, confusion, and unanswered questions—until Jesus meets them right in the middle of it. As He opens the Scriptures and breaks bread, their hearts begin to burn, and everything changes.

This message is an invitation to move beyond knowing about Jesus and into truly encountering Him. When we place our pain into His story, what once felt broken can be transformed into something meaningful—refined into gold and used for His glory.

March 29 – A Story of Legacy & Commitment

Stories part 5

Sunday, March 29 — LifeHouse Church

This Sunday, we honor the story of Mark and Diane—a story that has deeply shaped the heart of LifeHouse.

Their lives reflect a quiet but powerful commitment to Jesus, to each other, to their family, and to the local church. Through sacrifice, generosity, and steady faithfulness, they have helped build something that is now impacting many lives.

Come hear their story and be encouraged in your own journey.

Invite someone and come be with us.

March 22 – A Story of Redeemed Love

Stories: Redeemed Love

Tony & Erica’s Story

What happens when broken childhoods, painful experiences, and years of struggle collide with the transforming love of Jesus?

Tony and Erica’s story is one of devastation turned into redemption. Through friendship, counsel, and a growing relationship with Christ, their marriage has been rebuilt from the ground up. Today they are raising five children, running a business together, and learning what it means to follow Jesus in the middle of real life.

Their journey is honest, powerful, and deeply hopeful.

If you’ve ever wondered whether God can truly redeem the hardest parts of life, this story is for you.

Join us this Sunday for Stories — five stories in five weeks, leading to the greatest story ever told: Jesus.

LifeHouse Church — Sunday at 10AM

Bring a friend.

March 15 – A Story of Foundation & Formation

Bryce & Juliette

Great relationships are not built by accident—they are formed through intention, discipleship, and a commitment to grow.

On March 15, Bryce and Juliette share their story of foundation and formation as they prepare for marriage. Their journey is one of honesty, growth, and learning how God shapes two lives into one covenant relationship.

This story highlights the power of discipleship, mentorship, and the courage it takes to build a relationship on truth, faith, and a strong spiritual foundation.

It’s a reminder that God is not only concerned with where we end up—but with who we are becoming along the way.

March 8 – A Story of Rescue & Adoption

Matt, Maggie & Micah

Some stories reveal the heart of God in ways that words alone cannot.

On March 8, Matt and Maggie shared the beautiful story of Micah’s adoption—a story of rescue, faith, and a love that began long before a courtroom ever made it official.

Their journey reflects the deeper story God tells throughout Scripture: that He rescues, welcomes, and adopts us into His family.

Through uncertainty, waiting, and incredible joy, this story reminds us that love often begins long before we see the full picture.

It’s a powerful glimpse of the heart of adoption, both in family and in the Kingdom of God.

A Story of Restoration

Val & Elva

Every life carries a story, and sometimes the most powerful chapters are the ones where God restores what seemed broken.

On March 1, we heard the story of Val and Elva—a story of restoration, grace, and God’s ability to rebuild what life has worn down. Through honesty, perseverance, and faith, their journey reveals how God works in the middle of real struggles and real relationships.

Their story reminds us that restoration is not just something God did long ago—it’s something He is still doing today.

At LifeHouse Church, we believe the love of God is alive and actively restoring lives, families, and hearts. Come hear how God writes redemption into ordinary lives.

Stewarding What God Is Building

There are seasons when the question isn’t, “What is the vision?”
It’s, “How do we faithfully steward what God is already building?”

In this message, we explore how God gives vision — and how we respond with clarity, gratitude, and faith. Some seasons are about growth. Others are about strengthening foundations. Learning the difference changes everything.

This isn’t about striving harder.
It’s about stewarding better.

If you’re looking for a church that honors God’s pace, values faithfulness, and believes the best is built over time — we invite you to join us.

The door is open.

Stewarding What God Is Building

There are seasons when the question isn’t, “What is the vision?”
It’s, “How do we faithfully steward what God is already building?”

In this message, we explore how God gives vision — and how we respond with clarity, gratitude, and faith. Some seasons are about growth. Others are about strengthening foundations. Learning the difference changes everything.

This isn’t about striving harder.
It’s about stewarding better.

If you’re looking for a church that honors God’s pace, values faithfulness, and believes the best is built over time — we invite you to join us.

The door is open.

This Sunday, Andrew Harrington will be sharing the heart and vision of LifeHouse Church—who we are, why we exist, and how we live together.

In a world filled with noise, pressure, and surface-level connection, LifeHouse is becoming a place marked by authentic presence, Spirit-led wisdom, and genuine love. We believe God is forming a kind of community where people don’t have to pretend, perform, or hide—where they can be seen, known, and restored.

Andrew will unpack what it means for LifeHouse to be the first house people run to—not because we have everything figured out, but because the presence of Jesus is here, shaping our culture and guiding how we care for one another.

If you’re curious about the heart of LifeHouse, or longing for a church community rooted in authenticity, love, and purpose, this Sunday is for you.

Join us February 8th at LifeHouse Church.
The door is open.

At LifeHouse Church, our vision is to be the first house people run to every time… a place of refuge, care, and belonging where the Love of God is experienced and lived out.

This Sunday we’re honored to hear a real and powerful testimony from Paul Vanderweide titled “Formed to Live.”

Paul will be sharing his personal journey of how God has shaped his life—not just rescuing him from something, but forming him for something. It’s honest, hope-filled, and deeply encouraging.

If you’ve ever wondered how God works in the middle of real life, pain, growth, and purpose—this morning is for you. Come expectant. Bring someone with you.

Sunday | LifeHouse Church
The door is open. We can’t wait to be together.

Formed to Walk: Stewarding the Abiding Presence

What if the goal of spiritual growth isn’t chasing moments—but learning how to walk with God faithfully?

In the final message of the Formed to Move series, we turn our attention to what happens after recognition. Drawing from John 1:33–39, we explore the profound difference between the Spirit descending and the Spirit remaining. John the Baptist didn’t just recognize what God was doing—he stewarded it with humility, obedience, and trust.

This message invites us to consider how formation prepares us to recognize the work of the Holy Spirit, and how faithful obedience teaches us to walk in a way that honors His ongoing presence. Rather than striving for intensity or isolated experiences, we are called to cultivate a life that welcomes the Spirit to remain—producing lasting fruit, steady growth, and empowered living.

If you’re longing for a faith that moves beyond moments into meaningful progress, this message offers clarity, encouragement, and a vision for walking with God over the long haul.

(Formed to Move · Week 4)

At LifeHouse Church, our vision is to be the first house people run to every time… a place of refuge, care, and belonging where the Love of God is experienced and lived out.

What if the goal of spiritual growth isn’t chasing moments—but learning how to walk with God faithfully?

In the final message of the Formed to Move series, we turn our attention to what happens after recognition. Drawing from John 1:33–39, we explore the profound difference between the Spirit descending and the Spirit remaining. John the Baptist didn’t just recognize what God was doing—he stewarded it with humility, obedience, and trust.

This message invites us to consider how formation prepares us to recognize the work of the Holy Spirit, and how faithful obedience teaches us to walk in a way that honors His ongoing presence. Rather than striving for intensity or isolated experiences, we are called to cultivate a life that welcomes the Spirit to remain—producing lasting fruit, steady growth, and empowered living.

If you’re longing for a faith that moves beyond moments into meaningful progress, this message offers clarity, encouragement, and a vision for walking with God over the long haul.

Young Adults at LifeHouse

The door is open for you at LifeHouse Church! Our Young Adult Bible Study is a place to belong, grow, and be equipped for life. We’ve created a safe environment filled with warm hospitality, genuine friendships, and Spirit-filled community.

Together, we dive into Scripture to discover the heart and will of God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. As we learn to put on the whole armor of God, we are equipped and discipled to live boldly and share the Good News of Jesus, the King of Kings.

Join us on mission: to be the house of Jesus—caring personally, serving practically, and living powerfully.

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Thursdays | 6:30–9:00 PM
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Formed to Stand

(Formed to Move · Week 3)

At LifeHouse Church, our vision is to be the first house people run to every time… a place of refuge, care, and belonging where the Love of God is experienced and lived out.

Formed to Stand (Finishing Strong — Not Perfect)

What if faithfulness matters more than speed?

In Week 3 of Formed to Move, we look at the often-overlooked discipline of standing—remaining faithful when the process feels slow and the path feels quiet. Through the life of John the Baptist and the wisdom of James, we discover that spiritual maturity is formed over time, not in moments of hype or intensity.

This message isn’t about perfection.
It’s about finishing strong—with character, integrity, and steady trust in God.

If you’re weary, waiting, or wondering whether you’re behind, this message offers reassurance, perspective, and hope.

Discernment that leads to action

(Formed to Move · Week 2)

At LifeHouse Church, our vision is to be the first house people run to every time… a place of refuge, care, and belonging where the Love of God is experienced and lived out.

How do you know it’s really God?

Many of us wrestle with decision-making—not because we don’t love God, but because we don’t want to miss Him. In Week 2 of Formed to Move, we explore biblical discernment—how God shapes wisdom over time and confirms direction through more than feelings or impulse.

Drawing from Scripture, lived experience, and the principle of converging witness, this message helps us learn how to trust God’s voice with clarity, humility, and confidence.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, rushed, or unsure about next steps, this message is for you.

How We Begin

(Formed to Move · Week 1)

At LifeHouse Church, our vision is to be the first house people run to every time… a place of refuge, care, and belonging where the Love of God is experienced and lived out.

In today’s message, How We Begin, we explored the truth that the direction of our lives is shaped not by intention, but by obedience. Drawing from James 1 and Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 7, we were reminded that strong foundations are not built by hearing alone—but by putting God’s Word into practice.

This message launches our new series, Formed to Move, calling us to begin this season with clarity and alignment. Rather than chasing hype or intensity, we are invited into a faith that is personal, practical, and powerful—one faithful step of obedience at a time. Because real formation happens when what we hear becomes how we live.

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A Home for Belonging

LifeHouse — Home for the Holidays

A 3-Part Christmas Series

The holidays stir something deep in all of us — a longing for home.
Not just a place, but a feeling: safety, belonging, healing, and purpose.

In this 3-part Christmas series, LifeHouse — Home for the Holidays, we’ll explore what it means to find a spiritual home in Jesus and in His church — a place where hurting people can heal, searching hearts can belong, and every person can discover their God-given purpose.

Whether you’re carrying joy, pain, questions, or hope, there’s a place for you here.
This season, you don’t just need a holiday — you need a home.

Join us and come home for the holidays.

Young Adults at LifeHouse

The door is open for you at LifeHouse Church! Our Young Adult Bible Study is a place to belong, grow, and be equipped for life. We’ve created a safe environment filled with warm hospitality, genuine friendships, and Spirit-filled community.

Together, we dive into Scripture to discover the heart and will of God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. As we learn to put on the whole armor of God, we are equipped and discipled to live boldly and share the Good News of Jesus, the King of Kings.

Join us on mission: to be the house of Jesus—caring personally, serving practically, and living powerfully.

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Thursdays | 6:30–9:00 PM
Food • Friends • Spiritual growth

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A Home for Belonging

LifeHouse — Home for the Holidays

A 3-Part Christmas Series

The holidays stir something deep in all of us — a longing for home.
Not just a place, but a feeling: safety, belonging, healing, and purpose.

In this 3-part Christmas series, LifeHouse — Home for the Holidays, we’ll explore what it means to find a spiritual home in Jesus and in His church — a place where hurting people can heal, searching hearts can belong, and every person can discover their God-given purpose.

Whether you’re carrying joy, pain, questions, or hope, there’s a place for you here.
This season, you don’t just need a holiday — you need a home.

Join us and come home for the holidays.

Young Adults at LifeHouse

The door is open for you at LifeHouse Church! Our Young Adult Bible Study is a place to belong, grow, and be equipped for life. We’ve created a safe environment filled with warm hospitality, genuine friendships, and Spirit-filled community.

Together, we dive into Scripture to discover the heart and will of God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. As we learn to put on the whole armor of God, we are equipped and discipled to live boldly and share the Good News of Jesus, the King of Kings.

Join us on mission: to be the house of Jesus—caring personally, serving practically, and living powerfully.

35th / Cactus - DM / email for address
Thursdays | 6:30–9:00 PM
Food • Friends • Spiritual growth

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A Home for the Hurting

LifeHouse — Home for the Holidays

A 3-Part Christmas Series

The holidays stir something deep in all of us — a longing for home.
Not just a place, but a feeling: safety, belonging, healing, and purpose.

In this 3-part Christmas series, LifeHouse — Home for the Holidays, we’ll explore what it means to find a spiritual home in Jesus and in His church — a place where hurting people can heal, searching hearts can belong, and every person can discover their God-given purpose.

Whether you’re carrying joy, pain, questions, or hope, there’s a place for you here.
This season, you don’t just need a holiday — you need a home.

Join us and come home for the holidays.

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“The Final Word”

On November 30th we close the Joseph series with a deeply important and timely message.
Andrew Harrington will be with us again to bring “The Final Word” — a transformative and hope-filled conclusion from the story of Joseph.
It’s the kind of message that speaks to identity, calling, forgiveness, purpose, and the goodness of God in every season.
If you know someone who needs encouragement… someone who feels stuck between what happened and what God has promised… someone searching for meaning or direction… this is the Sunday to invite them.
Please bring a friend — we believe God will speak powerfully.

JOIN US THIS SUNDAY – Part 8 of our Joseph Series: “The Power of Thankfulness”

This Sunday we’re doing something beautifully different at LifeHouse.
Before the message, we’ll gather around tables for a free breakfast at 10:00 AM — a time to connect, share stories, meet new friends, and enjoy the warmth of community.

After breakfast, we’ll continue our Joseph series with a special message on Thankfulness.
From Genesis 45–50 we see a remarkable pattern in Joseph’s life:
Even after betrayal, hardship, and long seasons of waiting, Joseph chose to view his story through the lens of God’s goodness. Thankfulness became the key that unlocked healing, restoration, and blessing.

We believe that same truth is for us today — thankfulness changes the way we see our lives, our pain, and our purpose.

We’ll finish the morning with a powerful time of worship as we respond in gratitude for everything God has done and everything He is still writing into our stories.

Schedule

• 10:00 AM – Breakfast + Community

• 10:50 AM – Message: “The Power of Thankfulness”

• 10:55 AM – Worship & Ministry

You’re invited.

Whether you’re part of LifeHouse already or maybe you’ve been searching for a church family — we would love to have you with us.

Come hungry.
Come expectant.
Come ready to remember God’s goodness.

Young Adults at LifeHouse

The door is open for you at LifeHouse Church! Our Young Adult Bible Study is a place to belong, grow, and be equipped for life. We’ve created a safe environment filled with warm hospitality, genuine friendships, and Spirit-filled community.

Together, we dive into Scripture to discover the heart and will of God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. As we learn to put on the whole armor of God, we are equipped and discipled to live boldly and share the Good News of Jesus, the King of Kings.

Join us on mission: to be the house of Jesus—caring personally, serving practically, and living powerfully.

35th / Cactus - DM / email for address
Thursdays | 6:30–9:00 PM
Food • Friends • Spiritual growth

Following Jesus

7 Essentials to Following Jesus

October 7th - November 18th, Tuesdays at 7-9pm

The cost is $5.00 per book

Sermon Series: God Meant It for Good — The Journey of Joseph

We invite you to join us this Sunday as we continue our powerful journey through the life of Joseph in our series, “God Meant It For Good.” Part 7 where God rewrites our story.

This week we’ll explore the turning point in Joseph’s story—where pain meets purpose, and where years of confusion, betrayal, and injustice begin to make sense under the hand of a faithful God. Joseph’s story teaches us that even when circumstances don’t look hopeful, God is still at work behind the scenes, shaping our character, healing our wounds, and preparing us for what He has prepared for us.

You may be walking through a season that feels uncertain or unresolved — but just like Joseph, your story is not over.
God is still writing.
God is still redeeming.
God is still good.

Come ready to be encouraged, strengthened, and reminded that your present chapter is not your final one.