Lifepoint Church

Gentleness is not weakness—it is strength submitted to God's will. As we continue our Fruit of the Spirit series, we explore what true gentleness looks like through the lives of Moses, David, and Jesus, and how the Holy Spirit transforms the way we respond to conflict, lead others, and live in community.

True self-control isn't simply about willpower or discipline—it's about allowing the Holy Spirit to have dominion over our lives. As we begin our Fruit of the Spirit series, we explore how the desires of our flesh can lead to bondage, while surrendering to Jesus brings true freedom. Discover how the Holy Spirit empowers us to choose what matters most and grow in self-control through our daily walk...

What does it truly mean to walk in humility and authenticity? In this week's message from our Life Redefined series, we explore how dying to self-promotion frees us from the need for approval, comparison, and recognition. Through John 15 and 1 Corinthians 4, we're reminded that true humility isn't thinking more or less of ourselves, but thinking of ourselves less. When we find our identity in Jesu...

What if the greatest evidence of our love for Jesus isn't what we say, but how we love others? Jesus calls us to a love that goes beyond words—a self-sacrificing love that puts others before ourselves, even when it costs us something. As we continue exploring what it means to abide in Christ, we discover how love and obedience go hand in hand and why following Jesus means letting go of self-protec...

Grace isn’t something we earn—it’s the gift of God that transforms us from the inside out. In this message, we discover what it means to stop striving for what Jesus has already accomplished and instead abide in Him, allowing God to continually shape and prune our lives. When we remain grounded in His Word and His love, we’re freed from self-earning and empowered to live lives that bear lasting fr...

Prayer isn’t ultimately about getting answers—it’s about abiding in Jesus. As we learn to die to self-reliance, we discover that our calling is bigger than any one of us and can only be lived out through dependence on God. When we pray, we surrender our limitations and trust Him to produce fruit that lasts.

Following Jesus means allowing Scripture to shape our lives—not bending it to fit our own desires. As we learn to see the Bible through the lens of the Gospel, we discover that Jesus isn’t just part of the story—He is the plot line.

What does it look like to actually be led by the Holy Spirit? In this message from Life Redefined , we look at Jesus’ final teachings to His disciples before the cross and His promise of the Holy Spirit. Jesus tells us that the Spirit convicts us of sin, righteousness, and judgment—and invites us to surrender our self-determination and trust God’s definition of life.

What does it look like to truly live a life redefined by Jesus? In this message, we explore Jesus’ call to die to ourselves, follow Him, and allow our lives to bear much fruit. As we remain connected to Christ, He transforms our character and produces fruit that reflects the root of our lives—turning selfishness into generosity, worry into worship, and pride into humility.

What happens when the church’s message becomes unclear? In 1 Corinthians 14:8, Paul reminds us that when the trumpet gives an indistinct sound, no one knows how to prepare for battle. This message challenges us to make our calling clear, prioritize what matters, and faithfully respond to Jesus’ invitation to grow, serve, and engage in His mission. Whether through taking a next step in your faith o...

What does it really mean to make Jesus Lord of our mental and emotional health? Walking through Psalm 25, we see David bring his fear, stress, discouragement, and uncertainty before God—not by taking matters into his own hands, but by humbling himself, seeking God’s guidance, and learning to wait with hope. This message challenges us to surrender our fears and our plans to the Lord, trust His fait...

In John 14:1–3, Jesus speaks peace to His disciples in the middle of uncertainty, sorrow, and the reality of His departure. He reminds them that He is preparing a place for them—a true home where they will experience His comfort, provision, safety, identity, and acceptance. This message invites us to look beyond the troubles of this world and remember that, in Christ, we are headed home.

What’s the difference between becoming a “better person” and experiencing true gospel transformation? In Galatians 5:1–6, we discover that the gospel frees us from striving for God’s approval and invites us to live from the security of His grace and love. When we know we are fully accepted by God, our faith begins to work through love.

This week, we continue our Familiar Passages, Forgotten Truths series by exploring Ephesians 6:1–4. Discover how honoring our parents is more than obedience—it's a lifelong choice that reflects the heart of God. Learn practical ways to show honor, extend forgiveness, and experience the unconditional love of our Heavenly Father that transforms every family relationship.

In this message from our Familiar Passages, Forgotten Truths series, we revisit John 3:16 and discover the life-changing truth of God's love. Learn how His love transforms us and challenges us to welcome others with the same grace Christ has shown us.

What is really ruling your heart? This week, we unpack Colossians 3 and discover that lasting peace isn't based on our circumstances but on allowing Christ to reign in every area of our lives. Join us as we learn to seek what is above, replace idols with Christ, and experience His peace.

Have you ever felt like God is distant, even while your faith remains strong? In this message from Psalm 42, we explore the honest reality of spiritual discouragement and discover how God meets us in seasons when He feels far away. Learn how to anchor your hope in His faithfulness, preach truth to your heart, and find renewed confidence in the God who never leaves you.

The enemy is real, the battle is ongoing, and yet Scripture declares that he has already been conquered. This week in our Familiar Passages, Forgotten Truths series, we explore Revelation 12:11 and what it means to live from Christ's victory. Discover how God defeats the enemy by freeing, sustaining, and strengthening His people, even in the midst of weakness and opposition.

What if true freedom isn't found in doing whatever we want—but in surrendering to the One who knows us best? This week, we explored Psalm 119 and discovered how God's Word leads us, transforms us, and reveals that our deepest joy is found in loving obedience to Him.

In Galatians 5, Paul reminds us that following Jesus isn’t about striving harder or doing more—it’s about walking in step with the Holy Spirit. Discover how true transformation comes through trust, obedience, and abiding in Christ as the Spirit produces His fruit in our lives.

In Psalm 81, we discover a powerful reminder that familiar passages often contain forgotten truths. God invites His people to meet with Him consistently through worship, listen closely to His voice, and turn away from anything that competes for their devotion. As we encounter His presence, we find that even in life's wilderness seasons, God remains our faithful provider and the one who truly satis...

What does Communion really mean—and why does it still matter today? In this message from 1 Corinthians 11, we explore how a familiar practice can reconnect us to profound truths. Communion reminds us of what Jesus has done in the past, shapes how we live together in the present, and points us toward the hope of His return in the future. Discover how coming together around the Lord’s Table can stre...

This Psalm is familiar to many—but what if we’ve missed its deepest invitation? Discover how adoration of God changes fear into confidence, fills us with hope, and reshapes the way we live.

What if the key to lasting joy isn’t found in chasing more—but in staying rooted in God’s Word? In Psalm 1, we rediscover a familiar passage that reveals the secret to spiritual strength, steady faith, and a life that flourishes in every season.

As we conclude the Living What You Believe series, this message explores what it means to faithfully follow Jesus through hardship, disappointment, relationships, and perseverance. Looking at Paul’s final words in Acts 28 and 2 Timothy 4, we’re reminded to stay rooted in Christ, live with eternity in view, and remain confident that the Kingdom of God cannot be stopped.