Lakeside Bible Church | Sermons

LBC is committed to “expository preaching” which means that every sermon comes directly from a verse or passage in the Bible. We believe when the Bible is clearly explained and practically applied it will have a life-changing impact on those who reverently listen and diligently seek to put it into practice. Our prayer is that God will use these sermons to accomplish His transforming work in the lives of all who listen to them, not just as the word of man, but for what they really are, the word of God.

Lakeside Bible Church | Sermons is a religion podcast hosted by Lakeside Bible Church: Montgomery, TX, with 150 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  The Master’s Class on Prayer, Pt. 1

  Jun 21, 2026—

  Prayer is one of the basic disciplines of the Christian life and something every Christian must learn how to do. One time after listening to Jesus pray, His disciples asked Him to teach them how to pray like He prayed. In response to their request, Jesus provided them with a simple yet profound prayer. We know it today as the Lord’s Prayer, which is by far the most beloved and most often quoted prayer of all time. Sadly, however, it is probably the most misunderstood and misapplied portion of Scripture. Jesus never intended this prayer to be something we parrot mindlessly and mechanically. Rather, it was meant to be an example of the kind of conversation a believer should have with God in prayer—a model, guide, pattern, blueprint, or template for us to follow. In this sample prayer, Jesus gives eight essential elements of the kind of prayer God desires to hear from His people.

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  The Dark Guest

  Jun 17, 2026—

  Every believer knows the frustration of wanting to obey God while still battling the sin that remains within. Drawing from Romans 7:14–25 and selected Scriptures, this message explores the surprising truth that God has not left us to struggle without purpose. Though indwelling sin is a relentless enemy, the Lord providentially uses our ongoing conflict with it to sanctify us, expose our need for Christ, increase our appreciation of His grace, and prepare us for the day when we will finally be free from sin forever.

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  How Not To Pray

  Jun 14, 2026—

  The Bible is full of exhortations to pray and examples of people who prayed along with the prayers they prayed. But the only place in the Bible where any specific instruction about how to pray is given is in the Sermon on the Mount. Here in Matthew 6:5-15 and the parallel passage in Luke 11:1-4, Jesus provided His followers the most important teaching on prayer in the history of the world (i.e. The Lord’s Prayer). As we will see in the weeks ahead, Jesus provided this epic prayer not for us to mindlessly and mechanically recite but to serve as a model, a guide, a pattern, or a blueprint for the kind of conversation we are to have with God when we pray. But before Jesus taught His disciples how to pray He had to teach them how not to pray. Like every other aspect of Judaism in those days, prayer had been corrupted and perverted by rabbinic tradition. Most Jews were completely confused about how to pray the way God wanted. Prayers had become standardized; words and forms had been established and prayers were read or repeated from memory with little or no attention paid to what was being said. So before Jesus could teach His disciples how to pray, He had to undo what they had already been taught about prayer. He warned about the TWO KINDS OF PRAYER we need to avoid because neither of them accomplish anything.

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  Spiritual Show-Offs

  Jun 7, 2026—

  In Matthew 6, Jesus continued His indictment of the scribes and Pharisees while instructing His followers in the way of true righteousness. These Jewish religious leaders tried to establish and maintain a right standing with God through a performance-orientated, works-based religion that lacked any true relationship with God which resulted in them becoming a bunch of self-righteous hypocrites. They were masquerading as something they were not. In the previous chapter, Jesus exposed how they fastidiously kept the letter of the law but hypocritically missed the spirit of the law. In this part of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus turned from their hypocritical teaching to their hypocritical deeds. Expanding on what He said in 5:20 about how the righteousness of His followers must exceed that of the scribes and Pharisees, He went even further by saying that true righteousness must not only go beyond our outward actions to our inward thoughts but it must reach even to the motives of our hearts. In vv. 1-18, He zeroed in on the three main acts of Jewish piety which are also the three main pillars of every major religion (i.e. giving, praying, and fasting). Jesus’ instruction on giving in vv. 1-4 can be divided into THREE SECTIONS.

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  When It Is Not Well With My Soul

  May 31, 2026—

  This beloved psalm is a divinely prescribed antidepressant for the soul. We all get depressed at times and allow the circumstances of life to steal our joy. Rather than praising God and trusting Him, we question Him and complain about the troubles and difficulties He has ordained for our lives. In Psalm 42, the Psalmist honestly admitted he was discouraged and distressed and his heart was fluctuating between faith and doubt, hope and despair, and peace and distress. In light of the ups and downs of life, he modeled how not to be controlled by our feelings or let our joy be dictated by our circumstances. When we are sad because of our feelings, our enemies, and/or our trials, we have a simple choice to make. We can either throw ourselves a pity party or give ourselves a pep talk. What we choose makes all the difference in how we respond to the problems and pressures of life.

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