CONNECT
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CONNECT
GIVE
God is the greatest giver. He gave His Son, Jesus, for our salvation. When we offer our time, talent, prayers, possessions, and finances, we are actively worshiping and acknowledging that everything comes from Him. Your gifts empower our mission to share the hope of Jesus, serve our neighbors, and strengthen our community.
BELONG
At Lakeview, we believe this isn't just a church you attend, it’s a family you're part of. Belong is where you move from attending to engaging; from participating to belonging. It’s designed to help you understand who we are, what we believe, and how you can be part of what God is doing here. From being rooted in community, serving alongside others, to becoming a member of the Lakeview family, Belong is here to help you find your place. We can’t wait to spend time with you at Belong.
BELONG
KIDS
Are you new to our church and have kids? Don’t worry, you can now pre-register them before you arrive.
SUNDAY MORNINGS 9:00am or 10:45am
PRE-REGISTRATION
STUDENTS
Middle School
We meet Sunday mornings during the 10:45am service. Student hang out is 10:20-10:40am in room 138, then we transition to Worship, teaching and small groups.
High School
We meet Sunday evenings from 6:30-8pm. Dinner will be served and then we will break into Small Groups.
SERMON NOTES
Title: Rest in God
Passage: Psalm 16:1-11
Points:
- The Pursuit of False Gods Leads to Emptiness and Sorrow (16:1-4)
- The Provision of God leads to rest (16:5-8)
- The Presence of God leads to fullness of Joy (16:9-11)
SMALL GROUP QUESTIONS
Title: Rest in God
Passage: Psalm 16:1-11
1. What are the main things that rob you of rest?
2. Read Psalm 16:1-4. What are the false gods of our modern society? Why are they so dangerous and how do they lead to sorrow as the Psalmist says?
3. Read Psalm 16:8. What does it mean to set the Lord always before us? How does that keep us from being shaken?
4. Read Psalm 16:9-11. How does knowing that God will not abandon us even in death lead to rejoicing? How does his presence lead to joy?