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9:30 AM Traditional in the Worship Center
11:00 AM Contemporary in the Worship Center
Luke 19:10, John 3:16, 2 Peter 3:9, Matthew 4:19, Matthew 28:18-20
Refresh is a three-week journey designed to unite our church around the future God is calling us into. We’ll revisit why we exist, envision the kind of church we are becoming, and discover how every person can grow as a disciple of Jesus. Over three Sundays, Pastor Scott will unpack our refreshed mission, vision, and discipleship pathway—each rooted in Scripture and crafted to help Lakeway Church flourish in the years ahead. Join us as we align our hearts, clarify our calling, and take our next steps together into a faithful, vibrant future.
Luke 19:10, John 3:16, 2 Peter 3:9, Matthew 4:19, Matthew 28:18-20
Refresh is a three-week journey designed to unite our church around the future God is calling us into. We’ll revisit why we exist, envision the kind of church we are becoming, and discover how every person can grow as a disciple of Jesus. Over three Sundays, Pastor Scott will unpack our refreshed mission, vision, and discipleship pathway—each rooted in Scripture and crafted to help Lakeway Church flourish in the years ahead. Join us as we align our hearts, clarify our calling, and take our next steps together into a faithful, vibrant future.
Luke 19:10, John 3:16, 2 Peter 3:9, Matthew 4:19, Matthew 28:18-20
Refresh is a three-week journey designed to unite our church around the future God is calling us into. We’ll revisit why we exist, envision the kind of church we are becoming, and discover how every person can grow as a disciple of Jesus. Over three Sundays, Pastor Scott will unpack our refreshed mission, vision, and discipleship pathway—each rooted in Scripture and crafted to help Lakeway Church flourish in the years ahead. Join us as we align our hearts, clarify our calling, and take our next steps together into a faithful, vibrant future.
Scripture: Matthew 2:1-12
Every now and then, life sends a moment that breaks in like a spotlight cracking open a midnight sky. A truth you didn’t see coming. A call you didn’t know you needed. A revelation that changes everything!.
Christians have a name for this kind of holy interruption: Epiphany.
Epiphany celebrates the moment when God revealed his Son to the nations through the strange caravan of star-following travelers we call the Magi.
Max Lucado says God loves to slip into the quiet corners of the world and whisper, “I’m here.” Epiphany is the day we remember that whisper became a cosmic announcement.
Matthew 2:1-12 is not simply a Christmas after-scene. It is a turning of the great wheel of redemptive history. The world is meeting its King.
Let’s walk into the story.
Scripture: Matthew 2:1-12
Every now and then, life sends a moment that breaks in like a spotlight cracking open a midnight sky. A truth you didn’t see coming. A call you didn’t know you needed. A revelation that changes everything!.
Christians have a name for this kind of holy interruption: Epiphany.
Epiphany celebrates the moment when God revealed his Son to the nations through the strange caravan of star-following travelers we call the Magi.
Max Lucado says God loves to slip into the quiet corners of the world and whisper, “I’m here.” Epiphany is the day we remember that whisper became a cosmic announcement.
Matthew 2:1-12 is not simply a Christmas after-scene. It is a turning of the great wheel of redemptive history. The world is meeting its King.
Let’s walk into the story.
Scripture: Luke 10:38–42
Life moves fast, and busyness is often celebrated as a badge of honor. Our calendars fill, our minds race, and exhaustion becomes normal. Yet Scripture reminds us that being busy is not the same as being fruitful—and when busyness becomes our identity, it quietly pulls us away from what matters most. While a full life isn’t the enemy, a distracted one is. When constant activity keeps us from attentiveness to God, our spiritual lives suffer. Walking with Jesus and experiencing true fruitfulness often requires slowing down, leaving something undone, and choosing presence over productivity. This message invites us to examine the pace of our lives and rediscover the freedom found in sitting at the feet of Jesus—where rest, clarity, and lasting transformation begin.