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Catch the Wind: Embracing the Holy Spirit
January 6th, 2026As we stand on the brink of a new year, Lakeview Christian Church of Portage Lakes invites you to embark on a transformative journey […]
Trusting in God’s Presence as We Enter a New Year
January 5th, 2026As we stand on the brink of a new year, many of us find ourselves reflecting on the past and anticipating the future. At […]
Rediscovering the Heart of Christmas: Beyond Gifts and Glitter
January 2nd, 2026As the holiday season approaches, it’s easy to get swept up in the whirlwind of shopping, decorating, and gift-giving. However, at Lakeview Christian Church […]
Embracing the Gift of Love: A Christmas Reflection
January 1st, 2026Christmas is a time of giving and receiving, but the greatest gift of all is the love of God through Jesus Christ. At Lakeview […]
The Profound Humility of Christ
December 30th, 2025As we approach the culmination of the Advent season, we find ourselves in the week of love, a time to reflect deeply on the […]
The Transformative Presence of God: From the Temple to the Manger
December 29th, 2025The Christmas season is a time of profound reflection and celebration. At Lakeview Christian Church of Portage Lakes, we believe that Christmas marks a […]
The Promise of Christmas: A New Dawn
December 26th, 2025As we endure the cold winter months, the promise of Christmas brings warmth and hope. At Lakeview Christian Church of Portage Lakes, we believe […]
The Cosmic Celebration of Christmas
December 25th, 2025When we think of Christmas, we often picture a silent night, but have you ever considered the cosmic celebration that took place? At Lakeview […]
Finding True Joy in Christ
December 23rd, 2025At Lakeview Christian Church of Portage Lakes, we are reminded that true joy is not circumstantial or fleeting. It is a profound and enduring […]
Rediscovering the True Joy of Christmas
December 22nd, 2025As the Christmas season approaches, it’s easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of decorations, gifts, and preparations. But have we […]