The Reality We Choose to Live Inside: Why the Church Still Needs Confessions

In uncertain times, our hearts reach for something solid, but we often don’t realize how quickly our words start shaping our world. This message traces a story the Church has lived for centuries: fighting for clarity about who Jesus is and how truth is known. From the baptism waters of the early believers to the halls of empires and reformers, the same question keeps surfacing: What reality are we living inside? And once we name what’s true, we’re invited to live like it’s true.

Eddie BousumMarch 2, 2026LEV Churchconfession, creeds, Apostles’ Creed, Nicene Creed, early church, Athanasius, Arianism, Reformation, Martin Luther, Scripture authority, discipleship, truth, theology, awakening, LEV Church

Awakening: Week 4 - What God Uses Must Never Replace the God We Trust

Awakenings don’t end because God stops moving. They fade when we begin trusting what He once used. From Numbers 21 to John 3, this reflection calls us back to daily dependence.

Eddie BousumFebruary 3, 2026LEV Churchawakening, spiritual formation, idolatry, trust God, dependence on God, Numbers 21, bronze serpent, Nehushtan, Hezekiah, 2 Kings 18, John 3, revival, Great Awakening, George Whitefield, faith over familiarity, Christian discipleship, LEV Church

Awakening: Week 2 - From Hearing to Devotion

Awakening doesn’t start when God decides to speak. It starts when people decide to listen—and respond. Acts 2 reveals the pattern: repentance, baptism, Spirit-empowered devotion, and a day-by-day faith that reshapes ordinary life.