Lifepointe Church Sermons

Luke 9 tells us that Jesus "set His face" to Jerusalem. He knew the plan that God had for Him. God has a plan for you too. Are you seeing it? What's your vision? What do you see?

It's almost impossible to move forward while looking back. Let's let go of our past, put it forever behind us, and look forward to the amazing plan and future that God has for each and every one of us!

Moses had a ton of excuses why God couldn't use him. But God never gave up and He hasn't given up on you either!

In part 2 of "God of the Underdogs", we look at the story of Jacob and how changed his label and changed his name from "deceiver" to "overcomer".

There is no fear in perfect love. It's in that love of God that we can find peace and confidence in our eternal future. It's in that love of God that we can find peace in this life too.

In this series introduction, Pastor Jeff looks at a couple of biblical hero "Underdogs" that seemed unqualified but God chose them to do amazing things.

Trust us. If God were judging the world, we would most certainly be aware of it! But He isn' t...not yet... He is showing His unbelievable mercy and kindness to us so that we will repent and turn to Him.

God is love and through that love He sees the heart....He forgives...He is patient and kind...and He honors and loves ALL people.

Pastor Jeff walks us through the 103rd Psalm and looks at 5 specific things that the love of God does for each and every one of us.

We know that Jesus was the Son of God but He was also human. Jesus was born..He grew up..got tired, hungry and thirsty..and He had emotions. Jesus was full of joy and He had to of laughed...and so should we.

Mary must have had an awesome hello! The Scripture tells us that John the Baptist leapt in Elizabeth's womb at the sound of her voice! Jesus had this same joy of His mother. There is also a joy in the creative element...from the very beginning...

Joy in our lives brings us hope, it brings us strength, and it brings laughter. As a child, laughter and joy come naturally. It's seriousness that has to be taught! We need to learn to laugh at ourselves, at the devil, and at the future!

In this series opener, Pastor Jeff looks at 3 ways to inject laughter into your life because "a merry heart does good, like medicine!"

If we seek to please God instead of trying to please people, we find true freedom and true security. "The fear of man brings a snare, But whoever trusts in the Lord shall be safe." - Proverbs 29:25

We are told all of the time how meaningless and small man is compared to the universe. What if exactly the opposite were true and the entire universe was meaningless without us! Understand, that you are created in the image of God, and you...are...significant .

From babies to grown adults, we long to be accepted. In Christ, we ARE accepted. Just as we are...and that's pretty great news.

Who or what is your source? Where do you find your identity? If it is in Christ, then your identity is unmovable, unshakable, and unchangeable!

In this series finale, Pastor Jeff talks about how we are saved to serve, then serve to save! Each of us have a calling on our lives and that calling is the way we will find a life of fulfillment. Doing something that makes a difference with people who want to make a difference!

God has promised to redeem and restore us to His original intent and design for our lives. You were created on purpose, for a purpose! In fact, God calls you His masterpiece. Now that's pretty cool.

God's free gift of salvation is just that: free! But He also wants us to live in freedom after we have been saved. God has divine connections for each and every one of us. We are not meant to do life alone. Get connected!

We find four promises from God in Exodus 6, represented by four cups of wine in the Passover meal. The first is "The Cup of Sanctification" which is God's promise of salvation. This is the first step in our spiritual journey. A journey with a destination of purpose and fulfillment: the kind only the Creator of the Universe can provide.

We tend to see blood as something gross and icky but ancient cultures saw it differently. They saw blood as something sacred and precious and there is no blood more sacred or precious than the blood of Jesus. Blood that has the power to redeem, cleanse, reconcile, embolden, and overcome!

In this series opener, we look to the first Passover and the promises that God made to the Israelites. The same promises He has for us today.

Do we live like a slave to God or like a son or daughter? Like an employee or an heir? God loves us as His very own. We are family!

In week two of "Galatians", we look at 5 truths about grace: Grace is a free gift. Grace is received by faith. Grace is available to everyone. Grace only comes through Christ. Grace is extended throughout eternity!