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Lenexa Baptist Church

September 11th, 2022 
 
 
Pastor Chad McDonald 
 
 
"Many say mankind just evolved from nothing, created by a random series of chance events. Scripture tells a different story. God, Himself, designed you, created you, and yes, even calls you to a life filled with purpose. You are intentionally made; you're not an accident. 
 
This week Pastor Chad teaches from 1 Samuel 3 and will unpack the call God had for young Samuel, and He has a calling for your life, too!"

September 11th, 2022


Pastor Chad McDonald


"Many say mankind just evolved from nothing, created by a random series of chance events. Scripture tells a different story. God, Himself, designed you, created you, and yes, even calls you to a life filled with purpose. You are intentionally made; you're not an accident.

This week Pastor Chad teaches from 1 Samuel 3 and will unpack the call God had for young Samuel, and He has a calling for your life, too!"

1 Samuel 3:10-21: The Call

June 19th, 2022 
 
Pastor Chad McDonald 
 
 
Over and over, studies show that when a father is engaged in the life of his family, the trajectory of that family’s future is at a significant advantage. When a Dad is walking with the Lord, the legacy impact increases exponentially. Dad’s do make the difference in the home. This Father’s Day weekend Pastor Chad will dive into Ephesians 5 to encourage and challenge men to be the Dad and husband called has called them to be.

June 19th, 2022

Pastor Chad McDonald


Over and over, studies show that when a father is engaged in the life of his family, the trajectory of that family’s future is at a significant advantage.  When a Dad is walking with the Lord, the legacy impact increases exponentially. Dad’s do make the difference in the home.  This Father’s Day weekend Pastor Chad will dive into Ephesians 5 to encourage and challenge men to be the Dad and husband called has called them to be.

Dads Make the Difference: Ephesians 5:25-28

June 12th, 2022 
 
Pastor Chad McDonald 
 
 
In Revelation 22:13, Jesus says, ”I am the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End, the First and the Last.” When all that has been written in Revelation has come to pass, it will be the end of time as we know it, but it will also be the beginning of forever with Jesus our Savior. The Bible tells us these things in advance so we can share this with those who do not know. Speak the name of Jesus this week with someone who has not heard and invite them to church this weekend.

June 12th, 2022

Pastor Chad McDonald


In Revelation 22:13, Jesus says, ”I am the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End, the First and the Last.” When all that has been written in Revelation has come to pass, it will be the end of time as we know it, but it will also be the beginning of forever with Jesus our Savior.  The Bible tells us these things in advance so we can share this with those who do not know.  Speak the name of Jesus this week with someone who has not heard and invite them to church this weekend.

The End is the Beginning: Revelation 22:12-21

April 24th, 2022 
 
Pastor Chad McDonald 
 
 
The imagery Scripture provides during the return of the Lord are inspiring yet hard to grasp: on a white horse, eyes like a flame of fire, on His head are many diadems, robe dipped in blood, called faithful and true, the Word of God. One cannot comprehend the magnitude of this moment in time. 
 
Regardless of the struggles you face this side of Heaven, they cannot compare to the moment of victory to come when every Christian, arrayed in fine linen and pure, is right by the Savior's side. Join Pastor Chad this weekend as the glory of Christ is on full display from Revelation 19:11-21.

April 24th, 2022

Pastor Chad McDonald


The imagery Scripture provides during the return of the Lord are inspiring yet hard to grasp: on a white horse, eyes like a flame of fire, on His head are many diadems, robe dipped in blood, called faithful and true, the Word of God. One cannot comprehend the magnitude of this moment in time.

Regardless of the struggles you face this side of Heaven, they cannot compare to the moment of victory to come when every Christian, arrayed in fine linen and pure, is right by the Savior's side. Join Pastor Chad this weekend as the glory of Christ is on full display from Revelation 19:11-21.

In the End We Win: Revelation 19:11-21

March 6th, 2022 
 
Pastor Chad McDonald 
 
 
One of the most fascinating conversations in Scripture is between Abraham and God over the people of Sodom in Genesis 18:16-33. The dialogue was intense and focused on one thing: those who are about to face the wrath of God. You can sense the intensity and urgency in how Abraham called upon God to extend His grace and mercy. How is your intercessory prayer on behalf of those who are without Christ? Are you heartbroken over those you know who will enter eternity without Jesus? Have you told God about it recently? As we prepare for Easter 2022, Pastor Chad is going to dive into this text and deliver a message every believer needs to hear. It’s clear the time is short, and the prayers of God’s people for the lost, broken and hurting are essential to them coming to faith in Jesus Christ.

March 6th, 2022

Pastor Chad McDonald


One of the most fascinating conversations in Scripture is between Abraham and God over the people of Sodom in Genesis 18:16-33. The dialogue was intense and focused on one thing: those who are about to face the wrath of God. You can sense the intensity and urgency in how Abraham called upon God to extend His grace and mercy.  How is your intercessory prayer on behalf of those who are without Christ? Are you heartbroken over those you know who will enter eternity without Jesus? Have you told God about it recently? As we prepare for Easter 2022, Pastor Chad is going to dive into this text and deliver a message every believer needs to hear. It’s clear the time is short, and the prayers of God’s people for the lost, broken and hurting are essential to them coming to faith in Jesus Christ.

Intercessory Prayer: Genesis 18:16-33

February 13th, 2022 
 
Pastor Chad McDonald 
 
 
Years ago it was nearly impossible to discern how people could ever be prevented from buying and selling goods because of a “mark” they choose to have placed on their body. The Mark of the Beast is not here yet, but if we've learned anything in the last few years, we can easily see how technology and the information age could play into the end times. You will want to hear this message from Pastor Chad from Revelation 13:11-18.

February 13th, 2022

Pastor Chad McDonald


Years ago it was nearly impossible to discern how people could ever be prevented from buying and selling goods because of a “mark” they choose to have placed on their body. The Mark of the Beast is not here yet, but if we've learned anything in the last few years, we can easily see how technology and the information age could play into the end times. You will want to hear this message from Pastor Chad from Revelation 13:11-18.

Mark of the Beast: Revelation 13:11-18

February 6th, 2022 
 
Pastor Chad McDonald 
 
 
He’s been called deceiver, lawless one, liar, prince of darkness, and little horn to name a few. When John penned Revelation 13, it was around 96 AD, and it provides one of the most thorough descriptions anywhere in Scripture of Antichrist. In this week’s message, Pastor Chad McDonald will expose the counterfeit savior who has woven himself throughout the pages of time.

February 6th, 2022

Pastor Chad McDonald


He’s been called deceiver, lawless one, liar, prince of darkness, and little horn to name a few. When John penned Revelation 13, it was around 96 AD, and it provides one of the most thorough descriptions anywhere in Scripture of Antichrist.  In this week’s message, Pastor Chad McDonald will expose the counterfeit savior who has woven himself throughout the pages of time.

Introducing Antichrist: Revelation 13:1-10

January 23rd, 2022 
 
Pastor Chad McDonald 
 
 
Remember being taught as a child, “Good things come to those who wait?” Revelation 11:15 says, “the seventh angel blew his trumpet.” What takes place in the last half of Revelation 11 has been foretold for generations. It’s the apex of Christianity: the moment when Jesus waits no longer and begins to take all that was His to begin with and return His people and the World to its original glory. In this message from Pastor Chad, he reveals the reason we are to wait patiently for good things because in due time, Jesus will rule and reign.

January 23rd, 2022

Pastor Chad McDonald


Remember being taught as a child, “Good things come to those who wait?”  Revelation 11:15 says, “the seventh angel blew his trumpet.” What takes place in the last half of Revelation 11 has been foretold for generations. It’s the apex of Christianity: the moment when Jesus waits no longer and begins to take all that was His to begin with and return His people and the World to its original glory. In this message from Pastor Chad, he reveals the reason we are to wait patiently for good things because in due time, Jesus will rule and reign.

Time’s up: Revelation 11:15-19

December 19, 2021 
 
Pastor Chad McDonald 
 
Remember as a child the intense anticipation you felt when Christmas was just a couple weeks away? In those days, you could hardly contain yourself, being filled with excitement of what would soon come. That is just a little glimpse of what Mary and Elizabeth experienced in Luke 1:41-42 which says, “when Elizabeth heard the greeting of Mary, the baby leaped in her womb. And Elizabeth was filled with the Holy Spirit, and she exclaimed with a loud cry, “Blessed are you among women, and blessed is the fruit of your womb!” ﻿Can you imagine the hope these two women felt knowing that very soon an incredible miracle was about to take place? In this message, Pastor Chad will open the Bible to Luke 1 to set the stage for the birth of Jesus.

December 19, 2021 Pastor Chad McDonald Remember as a child the intense anticipation you felt when Christmas was just a ...

Luke 1:39-56 - Hope

October 24, 2021 
 
 
Pastor Chad McDonald 
 
 
 
 
It’s easy to be distracted by the things of the world. Little by little our attention is redirected toward things that are not of God. When these objects or people become the focus of our attention and worship, we rob our Creator and Savior what is rightfully His. The Bible reminds us that every knee will bow and every tongue will confess the Lord Jesus. In this message Pastor Chad teaches from Revelation 4:5-11. In this text, a Heavenly host of angelic beings worship Him day and night and have done so for all of time. We must never forget, Jesus is worthy all of our worship. Make Him the focus of your worship and give Him all of your honor and praise.

October 24, 2021


Pastor Chad McDonald




It’s easy to be distracted by the things of the world. Little by little our attention is redirected toward things that are not of God.  When these objects or people become the focus of our attention and worship, we rob our Creator and Savior what is rightfully His. The Bible reminds us that every knee will bow and every tongue will confess the Lord Jesus.  In this message Pastor Chad teaches from Revelation 4:5-11.  In this text, a Heavenly host of angelic beings worship Him day and night and have done so for all of time.  We must never forget, Jesus is worthy all of our worship. Make Him the focus of your worship and give Him all of your honor and praise.

Revelation 4:5-11 - Let Us Worship

October 17, 2021 
 
 
Pastor Chad McDonald 
 
 
 
 
In this message Pastor Chad opens God’s Word in Revelation chapter 4. It is here that John finds himself at a doorway in Heaven when he receives a glimpse of what can only be described by what he has seen before. In Genesis, God made a covenant by creating the rainbow to remind man He would never destroy the earth with another flood. Now, what does John use to explain his heavenly vision? In verse 3 it says, “around the throne was a rainbow that had the appearance of an emerald.” From the beginning to the end, God’s promises and glory remain. Who and what else did John see in his revelation and what does it mean for us today?

October 17, 2021


Pastor Chad McDonald




In this message Pastor Chad opens God’s Word in Revelation chapter 4.  It is here that John finds himself at a doorway in Heaven when he receives a glimpse of what can only be described by what he has seen before. In Genesis, God made a covenant by creating the rainbow to remind man He would never destroy the earth with another flood.  Now, what does John use to explain his heavenly vision? In verse 3 it says, “around the throne was a rainbow that had the appearance of an emerald.”  From the beginning to the end, God’s promises and glory remain.  Who and what else did John see in his revelation and what does it mean for us today?

Revelation 4:1-4 - Who Made the Rainbow?

August 22, 2021 
 
Pastor Chad McDonald 
 
 
Almost every month it’s reported that an individual is caught up in the undercurrent of an ocean. Unable to make their way back, they quickly drift further out to sea. Some are rescued by helping hands and sadly others never make it back to shore. This weekend Pastor Chad will teach from the Book of Revelation chapter 2:12-17 where Jesus addresses the church in Pergamos. This church was given a strong rebuke. They had allowed the distractions of the world to seep into the life and teachings of the church. They no longer upheld the standard of God and His Word. When looking at the 21st Century church today, there are many parallels. Some have given in to false idols, sexual perversion or become a stumbling block to younger generations. What must we do as a church to avoid being caught by the undercurrent of culture while still standing firm in the love and truth of Jesus Christ? Do you know someone that needs rescued? Invite them to watch this message.

August 22, 2021

Pastor Chad McDonald


Almost every month it’s reported that an individual is caught up in the undercurrent of an ocean.  Unable to make their way back, they quickly drift further out to sea.  Some are rescued by helping hands and sadly others never make it back to shore.  This weekend Pastor Chad will teach from the Book of Revelation chapter 2:12-17 where Jesus addresses the church in Pergamos.  This church was given a strong rebuke.  They had allowed the distractions of the world to seep into the life and teachings of the church.  They no longer upheld the standard of God and His Word.  When looking at the 21st Century church today, there are many parallels.  Some have given in to false idols, sexual perversion or become a stumbling block to younger generations.  What must we do as a church to avoid being caught by the undercurrent of culture while still standing firm in the love and truth of Jesus Christ?  Do you know someone that needs rescued? Invite them to watc

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