Elise Beatrice
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Grave sermons for obedient faith.
LFAS3 Church Podcast is a sermon-centered Protestant program built around close readings of biblical passages. Elise Beatrice speaks with moral urgency about love, sacrifice, obedience, spiritual danger, and the safety found in Christ.
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LFAS3 Church Podcast is built around Protestant sermons that begin with prayer and proceed through scripture with serious purpose. The format is simple. A passage is read, thanked over, restated, and applied as a command or warning for present life. Elise Beatrice is the recurring named sermon voice, and the episodes place her voice in a posture of dependence on God rather than performance. The show returns again and again to obedience. It treats disobedience not as a minor weakness but as rebellion that separates people from God's will. Love is also central, but it is not softened into sentiment. Sermons on 1 John and John connect love to sacrifice, humility, and the command of Christ. Other episodes move through Matthew, Mark, Joshua, Exodus, Micah, and 2 Corinthians with the same grave attention. Money, treasure, and earthly desire are contrasted with heaven and the care of God. Human opinion is often presented as unreliable when it resists the way of Christ. Spiritual danger is named directly. Satan, demons, darkness, hell, judgment, and eternal loss appear as real forces and real consequences within the preaching. The Ten Commandments are treated as sacred moral law, not historical decoration. Joshua becomes a lesson in courage, instruction, and remaining faithful on the journey God gives. Micah becomes a plea not to blame God or grow tired of him. Mark becomes a call to turn from one's own ways, take up the cross, and follow Christ. The sermons are repetitive by design, circling key claims until they carry weight. That repetition gives the show its distinctive pressure. It is austere, scriptural, devotional, and unembarrassed about spiritual conflict. It fits listeners who want direct Christian exhortation more than conversation, analysis, or entertainment.
Made for: For Protestant Christian listeners seeking scripture-heavy sermon teaching with firm calls to repentance, obedience, love, and trust in Christ. It is best suited to those comfortable with direct warnings about spiritual danger and salvation.
What sets it apart: LFAS3 Church Podcast stands apart through its stark, prayerful simplicity: scripture readings, repeated moral application, and a direct contrast between God's ways and human rebellion. The sermons feel less like commentary than sustained exhortation.
LFAS3, The Protestant Godly Church,Preparing people for Jesus Christ's Second Coming.Welcome to the LFAS3 Podcast, where we delve into the depths of God’s Words and the beauty of life in obedience to His Commands. Join us as we unpack sermons, prayers, exhortations, encouragements, and guidance, all rooted in the timeless truths of the Old and New Testaments. We believe every word and verse points to the Lord Jesus Christ, the Cornerstone of our faith. As we journey together, we will uncover the profound love of God and the importance of loving one another as Christ loved us. We...
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Elise Beatrice turns close biblical teaching into urgent appeals for repentance, obedience, and trust in God.
Elise Beatrice builds each sermon around a biblical passage, beginning in prayer before moving closely through the text and returning to prayer at the end.
The Ten Commandments arrive wrapped in prayer; bring your conscience, because Elise Beatrice will put it to work.
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A sermon that treats treasure, desire, and money as one serious question.
Elise Beatrice frames Matthew 6:19-34 as a firm warning about where treasure is kept and how the heart tends to follow it. The message moves in a steady line from earthly wealth to the eye as a lamp, then into money, contentment, and the promise that God will not leave his…
A serious, scripture-first reading of Exodus 20 that pairs reverence with warning.
Elise Beatrice gives Exodus 20 a grave, reverent reading, treating the Ten Commandments as sacred words and moral laws that deserve careful attention.
A direct sermon on surrender, discernment, and following Christ.
Elise Beatrice frames the message as a direct call to surrender. Jesus must suffer, Peter resists, and the sermon keeps returning to the same tension: God's way against human instinct. The point stays plain throughout.
A plainspoken Joshua 1 sermon that presses obedience and trust with urgency.
Elise Beatrice centers this sermon on Joshua 1, where Moses is dead, Joshua is called to lead, and obedience to God's words becomes the main test of faith.
Isaiah 1 becomes a warning about rebellion, ruin, and the hope of restoration.
Elise Beatrice presents Isaiah 1:2-20 as a severe warning about rebellion, spiritual sickness, and the cost of shutting God out. The sermon moves from the Lord's complaint that the children He raised have turned back on Him to images of a people battered, bruised, and exposed,…
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
The sermon begins in prayer.
This sermon explores the biblical concept that true love, as described in 1 John 4:7-21, involves sacrifice for others, exemplified by God sending Jesus.
This sermon explores 2 Corinthians 3:7-18, contrasting the old covenant's fading glory with the new covenant's transformative power through Christ that removes spiritual veils to reveal God's glory.
This is a Christian sermon by Elise Beatrice focusing on Micah 6:1-4, 8, exploring God's perspective on human actions and encouraging listeners to reflect on their relationship with Him.
A sermon by Elise Beatrice focusing on Jesus' teachings about love and glory in John 13:31-38, emphasizing how Christians should love each other as Jesus loved them.
Elise Beatrice opens LaFosse 3, the Protestant Godly Church, with a prayer over Exodus 20 and the Ten Commandments.
Elise Beatrice preaches on Mark 8:31-38 with prayer, warning, and emphasis.
Elise Beatrice opens with prayer, then moves into Joshua 1 and the death of Moses.
Elise Beatrice opens with prayer and reads Isaiah 1:2-20.
This sermon by Elise Beatrice explores Psalm 119, focusing on the contrast between divided loyalties and undivided devotion to God's instructions.
This sermon by Elise Beatrice explores the biblical passage Luke 1:26-38, focusing on the angel Gabriel's announcement to Mary about the birth of Jesus and the theme that nothing is impossible with God.
This sermon examines the theological claim that 'once saved, always saved' and explores whether future sins are automatically forgiven through scriptural analysis.
This sermon by Elise Beatrice explores Matthew 25:31-46, emphasizing that serving others, such as feeding the hungry, is equivalent to serving Jesus and doing God's will.