We live in a chaotic world. We are constantly rushing and bombarded by temptations. There are times when we must slow down and ask an ancient question; "How Is It With Your Soul?"
Buddy Bell continues this series on how to nurture our souls in a world of chaos.
The world is filled with marriages lacking in many ways. This seven part series started on Landmark's annual Friend Day. This series offers Biblical truth and practical wisdom for couples in their marriages, as well as all relationships.
This series offers Biblical truth and practical wisdom for couples in their marriages, as well as all relationships.
This series offers Biblical truth and practical wisdom for couples in their marriages, as well as all relationships.
This series offers Biblical truth and practical wisdom for couples in their marriages, as well as all relationships. In this message, our Missions MInister Wes Gunn, shows us from the book of Acts how our marriages are a part of God's work in missions.
This series offers Biblical truth and practical wisdom for couples in their marriages, as well as all relationships.
This series offers Biblical truth and practical wisdom for couples in their marriages, as well as all relationships.
SERIES CONCLUSION: This series has focused on building marriages, but in this final message, Buddy Bell has words of encouragement for singles considering marriage. This series offers Biblical truth and practical wisdom for couples in their marriages, as well as all relationships.
Faith Works is how Landmark connects our church family to opportunities to serve. These various ministries allow us to care for each other as a church, but also reach out into our community and around the world. In this message, Buddy Bell gives us a vision, a burden and a prayer for ministries at Landmark. We are all needed and we all play a part. For more information about Faith Works and to sign-up to serve in a ministry, visit Landmarkchurch.net and click on SERVING.
Youth Minister Wes Kohring teaches on Orphan Sunday. What does it mean that we have beens spiritually adopted by God?
Buddy Bell leads us into the Holiday Season, specifically Thanksgiving week, with a new series on Songs. The holiday season gives us much to reflect on and much to be thankful for.
Part of lament is simply asking God. When we don't understand, asking God "why" is an opportunity we have through prayer. Lament is not a lack of faith. Lament is an expression of faith.
The Christmas season is associated with many songs, both secular and sacred. But as the word came to three characters in this story, their responses were spoken songs that proclaimed God's faithfulness and salvation. In part 1, we look at the "song" of Zechariah.
From Luke 2, we look at the song of Simeon. What does this early ancient "song" mean for us today?