Lake Point Church Sermons

In today's message, Pastor Frank Bennett shares how we can face the unplanned surprises with courage. We don't need to be like the clueless crowd or the curious shepherds, but rather the courageous wisemen.

Have things ever happened to you that seemed unfair? Have you ever experienced accusations, rejection, or attacks from evil people yet did nothing to deserve it? Life can be unjust and unfair at times. Mary and Joseph experienced this as Jesus was brought into the world. They show us some responses we can adopt as we face the unjust things in our world.

Christmas is probably the most planned season of the year, yet has the most unplanned surprises. In this message, Pastor Frank Bennett explains how the first Christmas was filled with unplanned events in order to cover up a covert operation to secure the arrival and safety of His Son, Jesus. This message will encourage you to walk in greater peace as you better understand how the unplanned fits to...

In this final message of the Big Three series, Pastor Frank Bennett talks about the most important of these three simple, yet powerful words. Listen to this message to learn how these three principles tie into one another to help us live an abundant life until we reach Heaven.

In this second message of our Big Three Series, Pastor Frank Bennett brings us to focus on the pathway to hope and how we know when we are on that pathway. It is our hope that this message brings you closer to living out the hope God designed for you.

Until we reach eternity in Heaven, we have these three powerful words to help us in this life. Pastor Frank Bennett shares the message of Faith in the first week of this series. Faith is not merely believing for God to do something in the present. Faith is believing that what we do by faith in the present affects the unseen and the future.

In our final week of our Keep the Change series, Pastor Frank Bennett reminds us to position ourselves to hear the confirming and encouraging words of the Holy Spirit as we "Listen For A Change". If we want to keep the change and grow in our faith, we must hear from the Holy Spirit.

In week four of our Keep the Change series, Pastor Frank Bennett shares a unique method of keeping the change. Just like a leaf in the Fall is changing because it's dying, we also need to die in areas of our lives in order to change. If you're not dying, then you're not changing.

In week three of our Keep the Change series, Jackson Grant shares the importance that fellowship has in helping to keep the change that happened in our hearts. Sitting in rows on Sunday mornings is good. However, sitting in circles in small group is even better. Small group is vital to helping us keep the change.

This week's message is titled "Share the Change". Pastor Frank Bennett shares scripture and illustrations for the main takeaway from this message: "You will keep the change with greater success if you share with others about the change Jesus made in your life." This is true for new believers or experienced believers.

How do you know if you're growing in your faith? How do you keep the change that originally happened in your heart when you invited Jesus to be your Savior and Lord. Before we can keep the change, we need to make sure that a real change has actually taken place. Pastor Frank Bennett shares how you can be sure the change has happened as he asks the question, "What About the Change".

We are all in search for peace, especially when life brings chaos. Our Student Pastor, Joe Salvatore, brings a message of hope that brings peace.

In this week's message, Pastor Frank Bennett shares the importance of building comeback boundaries before you officially begin your way towards the comeback that needs to be made. If boundaries aren't built, then the same issues that caused your setbacks in the past will lead you there again.

In this third week of our Comeback series, Teacher Pastor Jackson Grant shares why you are never too far from a Comeback. Using the story of the Apostle Paul as a backdrop, this message will give you hope if you have found yourself saying, "I'm just too far to make it back home."

In week two of The Comeback series, Pastor Frank Bennett shares the story of a woman in the Bible who made an amazing comeback through the power of faith. There are several things we can learn from this woman of faith that can help us move forward from our setbacks to our comebacks.

In this first message of The Comeback series, Pastor Frank Bennett shares how our setbacks are just a setup for God to bring about a comeback in our lives for His glory. The story of Joseph provides us with many examples of how to respond to setbacks and prepare for a comeback.

In this final message of our ReJOYce Series through the book of Philippians, Pastor Frank Bennett shares what it takes to guard your heart and mind. Like a home security system provides peace and strength, there are elements we can use as a first line of defense to guard the enemy from invading our hearts and minds. The result is the peace of God and the strength of God.

Our Teaching Pastor, Jackson Grant, shares insights into this amazing chapter of this letter by the Apostle Paul to the Church at Philippi. As you listen to this message, you will soon realize that it's also written for us today.

In this first message of the "ReJOYce" Series through Philippians, Pastor Frank Bennett shares instructions on how to live a life worthy of the Gospel by wearing what he calls "Jesus Chains". Living in these chains will help you live a life worthy of wearing the name of Jesus.

Jackson Grant closes out this series called, "Jesus is the Question". Jesus is the answer, but He asked a lot of questions. Those questions are still for us today. What question is Jesus asking you?

Teaching Pastor, Jackson Grant, shares the question that Jesus asked, "Do you want to get well?" It was a question to a man who was sick and lame in the Bible. However, it's also a question for us today. What areas in your life do you need to be well? Take a listen to this inspiring message.

In this final message of the "You Can Go to Hell" series, Pastor Frank Bennett uses scripture on how you can say "no" to Hell. We condemn ourselves to Hell because of sin. But we can escape Hell through the blood of Jesus. We can also encourage others to say "Hell, No"

On this Father's Day, Pastor Frank Bennett shares a powerful message entitled "How To Lead Your Kids To Hell". That's not the goal of any father. However, there are many Dads out there who may not realize that they're leading their kids to Hell. What are the signs? Take a listen to this message in our You Can Go To Hell series.

In this second message of the "You Can Go to Hell" series, Pastor Frank Bennett gives a clear warning about trying to escape Hell through our own means. Many people think they have a get-out-of-hell free card. Listen to this message to find out if your life is really headed toward Heaven or Hell.

God will often ask us to go on a journey. Those journeys may include temptations to help us grow in our faith. Using the story of Jesus being led on journey in the wilderness, Student Minister Joe Salvatore shares some practical applications for us today.