Lifeway Church - Weekend Services

Is everything we chase after just “a chasing after the wind”? Discover what the Bible’s most honest book says about purpose, peace, and what truly matters.

Sometimes you cause the storm, sometimes others do. No matter how it started, God can use it to shape you. When you stop striving to fix it yourself and simply draw close to Him, you discover peace that doesn’t make sense.

Satan's greatest scheme isn’t stealing your money, it’s stealing your identity in Christ. When you know who God says you are, you prevent the the enemy from redefining you.

God isn’t running a business, He’s building a family. When faith becomes a transaction, we trade relationship for results and miss the power of His presence.

God doesn’t just want to fill you, He wants to move through you. When you reverse the flow from consumption to contribution, you become a channel of His power, presence, and purpose.

Your words hold weight, even when you think no one’s listening. God’s not just tuning into what you say, He’s using your speech to show you what’s going on inside. Let Him work in your heart so your words can work for good.

God desires to speak to His people clearly and personally, but hearing His voice requires a life grounded in Scripture, humility, and intimacy with Him. This sermon explores how to avoid common pitfalls—such as personal bias, lack of character, and overconfidence—that can distort spiritual discernment.

God still speaks, but not every voice claiming to be His can be trusted. By aligning what we hear with Scripture, Christlike character, and inner peace, we can walk with greater confidence and clarity.

The Holy Spirit is a better communicator than we are a listener. That's good news! With faith, time, and practice, you can learn to recognize His voice and follow His lead.

God is always speaking—you just might be listening for the wrong signal. From a whisper to a verse, a friend to a dream, He speaks in personal ways. Are you listening with expectation?

Hearing God's voice isn't reserved for the super-spiritual or for rare moments—it's meant to be a normal, vital part of our relationship with Him. God speaks, and if we listen, we can know Him, follow Him, and be transformed.

What if the thing that feels most hopeless is actually where God plans to move the most? Faith doesn’t just change what we believe—it changes what we see.

When the crowd slips away, Jesus stays. In the tension of the middle—caught in shame, sorrow, or silence—He writes a new ending. What if the moment you thought was the end… is actually the beginning of what comes after?

Unhealed pain leads to bitterness, but Jesus offers a path to wholeness. By choosing love, forgiveness, and surrendering our hurt to God, we break free from the cycle of offense.

Following Jesus isn’t about staying comfortable—it requires movement, sacrifice, and a heart that reflects His love. When we care about what Jesus cares about and let go of what He ignored, we grow into the fullness of God’s purpose for us.

Generosity isn’t just about giving—it’s about growing. Like a muscle, the more we exercise it, the stronger it becomes, leading to a life of purpose, provision, and impact.

Christians should direct their financial generosity toward ministries that help the poor, spread the gospel, equip believers, support church leaders, and provide spaces for the work of God. In "Where Should I Invest", Pastor Jimmy challenges believers to align their giving with their faith, recognizing that true generosity leads to spiritual growth and a stronger community.

True generosity requires a plan, not just good intentions. In "The Generous Plan" Pastor Jimmy challenges us to put God first in our finances, trust Him with our needs, and give with purpose. As we live generously, we reflect Christ’s love and store up treasures in heaven.

In "The Generous Nature", Pastor Jimmy Nimon teaches that God’s generosity begins with love, leads to sacrifice, and results in transformation. When we remove barriers to giving, we align with His nature, allowing blessings to flow through us.