Legacy Church

This message kicks off a four week series about how we as a church body are Better Together. Let's take a look at how important the relationships you build in church are, and how you can be apart and intentionally be involved.

As we wrap up our FOCUS series, Pastor Brett discusses being Victory Focused. He points out that being focused on the Victory was how Jesus walked out His life, and that we can follow that example by not focusing on the negative, celebrating our victories, and also celebrating them the right way.

As we move forward with the series Focus, Pastor Brett introduces us to the Holy Spirit. He shows us in the Word who the Holy Spirit is, what He has done for people in the past, and what He can and wants do for us. So, let's take some time to FOCUS on the Holy Spirit.

As Pastor Jeff Lyerly joins us to discuss the topic of Focus this week, he breaks down the importance of focusing on our identity. We can find our identity by looking to the One who created us; by reading His Word, and by the Holy Spirit revealing it to us. Pastor Jeff also encourages us to stay focused on the Lord and who we are in Him as we advance through life.

As we roll into the year 2020, Pastor Brett instructs us on the Love of God and that it is time to focus on stepping into and walking in that love.

Due to technical difficulties, we are not able to load Brother Danny Johnston's message from Sunday. Our sincerest apologies. HOWEVER, we decided not to leave you without a sermon to feast your ears upon. So, we dove deep into the archive for a message that Pastor Brett delivered around this time of year back in 2015. We hope you enjoy!

As we enter this new year, Pastor Brett reminds us as to the mission, vision, and core values of Legacy Church. He also exhorts us to know who we are and to walk in that knowledge.

In this message, guest speaker Shirley Keene challenges us to look ahead into the next year and begin talking about seeing the Word of God coming to pass in our lives. We are the most important prophets in our own lives, and what we say carries weight. What is coming out of your mouth?

For the last week of our series, Christmas Stories, we have Brother Tim Gallimore bringing a message of wisdom as we look into the story of Jesus from the perspective of the Wisemen. Merry Christmas!

In the Bible, we are described as sheep, and Jesus is described as the Good Shepherd. During this week's sermon, Pastor Brett shows us in the Word how the Lord is not only the Good Shepherd, but OUR Shepherd; and He's calling us to Him everyday.

For this weeks sermon, Pastor Brett tells the story of Jesus through the eyes of His mother, Mary.

As we begin the Christmas Season with a new series called "Christmas Stories", Pastor Brett starts off talking about the prophet Isaiah's story and how his prophecy was fulfilled through Jesus' Birth, Life, Ministry, and Sacrifice.

In the final message of the Thankful series, Pastor Brett encourages us to to be thankful because the alternative is far from great.

In this message, Pastor Brett uses scripture to teach us how to be thankful in every circumstance.

As we continue in the series "Thankful", Pastor Brett shares with us how we can become thankful at all times and in all situations.

Pastor Brett begins a new sermon series on the importance of being Thankful. Practicing thankfulness can change our perspective. So let's begin to practice it every day.

In this final message of our Vessels of Honor series, Pastor Brett talks about maintaining yourself as a vessel and what to do when you face challenges and obstacles in your journey.

When we start talking about glazing, most of us probably drift off to thinking about donuts! But, glazing is a unique process in forming pottery and it's super important. Pastor Jeff explains the processes of glazing and how we can apply the process to our spiritual lives as well.

In the second message of the series, Vessels of Honor, Pastor Brett takes us deeper into the process of throwing clay. He talks about the firing process, and how the fire in our lives can be used by the Holy Spirit to make us stronger and sturdier.

The process for forming a vessel from clay has many processes and the conditions must be just right. The same conditions often apply to our heart when God begins to center and mold us into who He created us to be.