In this final message in his series on the Lamb of God, Pastor Brent Stille walks us through the glory of the worthy Lamb who opens the scroll.

Every church has people who know the language, sing the songs, and then disappear. The apostle John writes about that reality in 1 John 2:18-27, and he startlingly calls them antichrists. John applies the term to anyone who stands in the place of the true Christ by denying who He is, and he warns that such people often rise up from within the assembly itself.

Pastor Brent Stille walks through why getting Jesus wrong corrupts everything else, what a departure from a Bible-preaching church can reveal about a heart, and how a deep knowledge of Scripture paired with sensitivity to the indwelling Holy Spirit protects a congregation

John writes that those who love the world system can't love god. Instead, they hate God and pursue what the world offers. In this message, Pastor Brent Stille shows us the destructive power of sin while pointing us to satisfaction in Christ.

In this message, Pastor Brent Stille opens the Word of God and shows how the apostle John encourages believers at differing stages of spiritual maturity to continue on their journey of faith and grow in the Lord.

Every inner circle has a center and an edge. Most Christians worry about both: whether we are close enough to the middle, and whether the wrong person is getting in. In Luke 9:46–50, the disciples argue over which of them is the greatest, and minutes later they try to shut down a man casting out demons in Jesus' name because he was not one of them. Pastor Daniel Steeves walks through Jesus' answer to both problems, which turns out to be one answer: the one who is least among you is the one who is great.

Greatness in the kingdom is measured by who you are willing to stand next to, and it costs something in both directions: your place in the ranking system, and your right to decide who belongs. Find more messages and written reflections at litchfieldfbc.org.

In this expository message from 1 John 2:3-6, Pastor Brent Stille voices three traits of genuine believers. These three traits help a Christian know that he is truly a believer.

1. Be Obeying
2. Be Treasuring
3. Be Imitating

Join us in this message, as Pastor Brent Stille describes the wonder of Jesus being the believer's advocate!

God is light, and in Him there is no darkness. In this sermon from 1 John 1:5–10, discover how believers should respond to sin, not by denying it, but by confessing it and resting in Christ's finished work. Learn why walking in the light leads to forgiveness, cleansing, and deeper fellowship with God.