LifeChurch Reno Podcast

Joy To The World! - Week 2 | Pastor Dave Pretlove | LifeChurch NV

In this Christmas message, we unpack the line “He comes to make His blessings flow far as the curse is found.” From Eden to Bethlehem, Calvary to the New Creation, we see how Jesus breaks the curse of sin and brings restoration to every corner of creation.
This sermon will deepen your understanding of the gospel story and renew your hope as we look toward Christ’s return.

Joy To The World! - Week 1 | Pastor Dave Pretlove | LifeChurch NV

In this opening message of our Joy to the World Christmas series, we rediscover the meaning behind the famous line: “Let every heart prepare Him room.” Drawing from Luke 2:1–7 and Matthew 2:1–13, we explore how the arrival of King Jesus calls us to open our hearts, reorder our lives, and awaken our deepest longings.

Unburdened: Performance or Mercy | Pastor Taylor Negrete | LifeChurch NV

In this message from LifeChurchNV, we explore one of the most exhausting spiritual traps: living as if everything depends on our performance. When life runs on achievement, comparison, pride, or shame, the soul eventually collapses under the weight. But Jesus offers a radically different foundation — mercy.

Surrender To Love | Guest Speaker Jon Tyson | LifeChurch NV

In this powerful message inspired by Jon Tyson’s teaching on surrender, we explore why so many of us cling to control — our timing, our relationships, our obedience, even our view of God — and how letting go opens us to a deeper experience of His love.

The Other Nine - Week 2 | Pastor Dave Pretlove | LifeChurch NV

In this week’s message from LifeChurchNV, we continue the story of the ten lepers in Luke 17:11–19, exploring a piercing question: Why did nine walk away without gratitude? We discover that gratitude fades when we forget God’s past faithfulness, overlook His present goodness, or undervalue His future promises. True gratitude isn’t just about saying “thank you”  it’s about remembering who God has been, noticing what He’s doing right now, and trusting what He’s yet to do.