How Is It That You Have No Faith? | What Biblical Faith Really Means

Jesus asked His own disciples, “How is it that you have no faith?” They had followed Him, watched Him perform miracles, and left everything for Him, yet a storm exposed an area where they still struggled to trust. What if faith is not about trying harder to believe, but becoming more aware of the faithfulness of the One we are being asked to trust?

Eddie BousumAugust 17, 2026LEV Churchfaith, biblical faith, trust God, faithfulness of God, Mark 4, Jesus calms the storm, no faith, Christian faith, trusting Jesus, discipleship, fear of the Lord, LEV Church, sermon, How Is It That You Have No Faith

When Willpower Isn’t Enough: Learning to Live Led by the Spirit

You’ve tried harder. You’ve meant it. And still, you find yourself back in the same place. What if the issue isn’t your desire, but your source?

Eddie BousumApril 28, 2026LEV ChurchHoly Spirit, Christian growth, spiritual transformation, surrender to God, Galatians 5, spiritual disciplines, fasting, discipleship, freedom in Christ, walking in the Spirit

You’re Not Struggling With Balance...You’re Struggling With Freedom

We were never meant to just attend church…we were meant to be formed. Here’s why the early church lived both in the temple and around the table, and why that still matters today.

Eddie BousumApril 22, 2026LEV Churchtemple and table, church community, spiritual formation, biblical community, acts 2 church, christian growth, discipleship, lev church, faith and community

Temple & Table (Week 3): When Something Inside You Wakes Up: What Do You Do Next?

Sometimes everything looks fine on the outside, but inside, something shifts. Scripture shows us that moment isn’t random. The real question is: what do you do next?

Eddie BousumApril 22, 2026LEV Churchspiritual awakening, hearing God, faith journey, trust God, genesis 2, acts 2 church, discipleship, christian growth, lev church

Temple & Table (WEEK 2): Why Church Isn’t Forming Us the Way We Thought It Would

You can show up every week and still feel unchanged. Scripture actually explains why, and what’s missing.

Eddie BousumApril 22, 2026LEV Churchspiritual growth, church community, discipleship, temple and table, acts 2 church, biblical community, lev church

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

The Confessions You Didn't Know You Were Making | How Words Shape Reality

What if confession isn’t only about admitting wrong, but about agreeing with what is ultimately true? The words we repeat daily shape how we see ourselves, others, and God. This reflection invites you to notice the quiet confessions that have become settled, and to consider what reality they are forming in you.

Eddie BousumFebruary 24, 2026LEV Churchbiblical confession, spiritual formation, identity in Christ, renewal of the mind, Christian theology, faith and psychology, power of words, discipleship, James 3, Romans 10:9, Christian growth, belief and behavior

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.