Hospitality is the New Apologetics Dear Church Family, My friend Gary Stidham was in the Baptist Student Ministry at UTA for many years and is now a professor at Southwestern Seminary. He led his students to lead hundreds [...]
The Forgiven Family of God Dear Church Family, As we get ready for a new semester of discipleship here at Lakeside, I pray for you all as you seek God’s leadership in your next steps. Hope you’ve had [...]
Sharing the Gospel with a Neighbor Dear Church Family, I had a brother from Lakeside ask me about some things to share with a neighbor to help them understand the Gospel and I wanted to share with you [...]
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A Message from Pastor Mark Dear Church Family, Hope you all had a blessed Christmas and New Years. Praying for a fruitful 2025. I saw this from Dr. Chad Bird and thought it might encourage you: The stories [...]
Dear Lakeside Friends, I thought some of you might enjoy this little PDF I put together. You probably already know how much I love the psalms. This is a simple plan to read through the book of Psalms in [...]
A Message from Pastor Mark Dear Church Family, The celebration of Christmas is also the celebration of Genesis chapter 1. One of the best Christmas books ever written is entitled On the Incarnation, by Athanasius. At the beginning [...]
A Message from Pastor Mark Is Christmas Pagan? Here are the ten most common erroneous beliefs about Christmas being tied to paganism. First, Christmas is the Roman feast of Saturnalia.” Saturnalia, honoring the Roman god Saturn, ran from [...]
The story of Christ’s birth is full of worship. Mary’s response to the news (Luke 11:46-47), the angels who appeared to the shepherds (Luke 2:13-14), the shepherds’ after visiting the baby (Luke 2:20), Simeon in the temple (Luke 2:28-32), [...]
A Message from Pastor Mark Dear Church Family, What an incredible concert last Sunday evening! I’m so grateful for Carey and Michael and their teams. The choir and orchestra, and the children’s choir truly led us to worship. [...]
