Lifechurch Reno Podcast

In this powerful message inspired by Jon Tyson’s teaching on surrender, we explore why so many of us cling to control — our timing, our relationships, our obedience, even our view of God — and how letting go opens us to a deeper experience of His love.

In this week’s message from LifeChurchNV, we continue the story of the ten lepers in Luke 17:11–19, exploring a piercing question: Why did nine walk away without gratitude? We discover that gratitude fades when we forget God’s past faithfulness, overlook His present goodness, or undervalue His future promises. True gratitude isn’t just about saying “thank you”  it’s about remembering who God has been, noticing what He’s doing right now, and trusting what He’s yet to do.

In this message from LifeChurchNV, the story of the ten lepers in Luke 17:11–19 is unpacked. While all ten were healed, only one returned to give thanks. Why? Because gratitude is more than good manners; it’s a sign of a secure heart attached to Jesus. Join us as we explore how gratitude awakens our spiritual life, breaks pride and entitlement, and re-anchors our identity in Christ. Discover how gratitude isn’t just a feeling it’s a daily practice that transforms your heart.

What does it mean to forgive someone before they say sorry or even before they hurt you? In this powerful message, we unpack Jesus’ stunning example: how He washed the feet of the one who would betray Him, shared a meal with the one who would deny Him, and loved His disciples to the end, even though they would abandon Him.

What does real forgiveness look like—and why does it matter so much to Jesus? Matthew 18:21–35 unpacks how forgiveness isn’t weakness—it’s the clearest picture of the gospel we can live out. Discover why we forgive: because of what God has done for us, what it reveals about our hearts, what bitterness does to our souls, and how forgiveness paints the love of Christ to a watching world.

What if everything you thought about forgiveness was only half the story? In this powerful message, discover how real forgiveness isn’t about minimizing hurt or forcing reconciliation… but about releasing the debt, surrendering your rights, and choosing kindness even when it costs.

Every generation stands on the shoulders of those who came before. In A Generational Faith, we rediscover God’s vision for passing on faith that lasts, one rooted in gratitude, obedience, urgency, and opportunity. 

When life feels uncertain or hopeless, Psalm 23 reminds us of a Shepherd who secures our future, pursues us with goodness and mercy, and prepares us for eternity. In this message, we look at how God’s presence restores hope, His goodness sustains us through hardship, and His mercy frees us to live with gratitude today and confidence in tomorrow.

Fear can dominate our thoughts, shape our relationships, and drain our souls. In this message we explore how God’s presence delivers us from fear, not by removing the valley, but by walking with us through it. Discover how perfect love casts out fear, and how His peace frees us to rest and love

Feeling spiritually lost or disconnected? You’re not alone. In this powerful message from Psalm 23:3, discover God’s heart for restoring wandering souls and learn the 4 essential steps to spiritual restoration. We explore why our souls wander, how confession opens the door to healing, and what it means to trust God’s leadership in every area of life.

In a world that never slows down, true rest can feel impossible. Yet Psalm 23 reminds us that the Shepherd not only offers rest—He leads us into it. In this message, we unpack  what it means to find green pastures and still waters in a weary world. Discover how rest demands surrender, why it can only be fulfilled in the person of Jesus, and how God promises to restore the soul that trusts Him.

In a world that leaves us restless, Psalm 23 reminds us that our Shepherd is present, personal, and providing. In this message, we unpack how God restores our weary souls, not through striving, but through trusting the Shepherd who is enough. Join us as we learn to let the Good Shepherd guide us into rest, renewal, and a life rooted in His presence

Why is it that we can be close to God in proximity, but far from Him in heart? In this final message from Party for One, We explore the story of the older brother in Luke 15:25–32—the son who stayed home, did all the right things, but couldn’t join the celebration.

This week, we unpack the story of the prodigal son (Luke 15:11–24), a powerful reminder that even when we run, God runs faster. From rebellion to rock bottom to a shocking welcome home, this message reveals a Father who embraces before He judges and a grace that interrupts shame. Perfect for anyone feeling far from God or unsure if they can come back.

In this week’s Party for One message, we explore the parable of the lost coin (Luke 15:8–10) and how life’s outside forces—hardship, neglect, and harm—can quietly pull us away from God. Sometimes we don’t drift from defiance, but from disruption. Yet Jesus reminds us of a God who notices, searches, and celebrates every return.

In this opening episode of our Party for One series, we walk through Jesus' parable of the lost sheep in Luke 15:1–7. What kind of shepherd leaves ninety-nine to search for one? The kind who reflects the heart of God. In a culture that values the crowd, Jesus reminds us that heaven throws a party for one. Whether you feel lost, distracted, or disconnected, this message is a powerful reminder: God sees you, seeks you, and celebrates your return.

In this sobering parable, Jesus tells a story that doesn’t just illustrate truth—it reads us. This week, we unpack the story of the rich man and Lazarus, a powerful narrative of reversal, justice, and eternal consequence. This sermon confronts the great danger of spiritual numbness, the delight of God’s eternal justice, and the urgency of choosing who we’re really living for. You’ll walk away challenged to trade comfort for compassion and delay for decisive action.

In this powerful message, we unpack one of Jesus’ most surprising parables, the shrewd manager from Luke 16. Discover how urgency, intentionality, and wise stewardship can turn temporary resources into lasting impact. Learn what it means to live for God, not money, and how your generosity today can echo in eternity.

Jesus never called us to follow Him halfway. In this message from Luke 14, we explore the real cost of discipleship, and the hidden costs of playing it safe. Many of us want to follow Jesus, but without realizing it, we’re negotiating the terms: keeping Him close, but not central. Join us as we explore the silent killers of deep discipleship. If you’ve been stuck in a safe version of faith, this message will call you back to wholehearted discipleship.

What if God is inviting you to a feast—and you’re too distracted to show up? In this message, we unpack Jesus’ parable of the Great Banquet, exposing the subtle lies that keep us from saying “yes” to God’s best. Whether it’s the pressure to perform, the illusion of self-sufficiency, or the belief that our mess disqualifies us, this story invites us to lay it all down and come to the table. It’s not about what you bring, it’s about who’s inviting you. Come discover why God’s invitation is better than your best life.