Delaware – Lifepoint Ohio

What happens when Christians goes through pain, suffering, and hardship? Has God abandoned them? Is He mad at them? The Apostle Paul argues an emphatic "no," and reminds us that God has a purpose for the pain.

In our text today, we see that by the grace of God we have a ministry. The question is, “what does that ministry look like?” Paul works to describe for us what it means to live out this ministry in service of the gospel.

The iconic line from Frozen is that "only an act of True Love can thaw a frozen heart." In this message, we take a closer look at God's Act of True Love that gives us brand new hearts and sets us free.

In the first Rocky film, we see a theme of identity and the fight for it. What we see in Paul’s letter to the Ephesians is that the worlds definition of identity and the Christian definition of identity are not the same.

The great stories point us to the Greatest Story. In the Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, we see a savior figure (Frodo) and a king (Aragorn). One gives his life to save others, and one rules on the throne. In real life, one Man is both Savior and King. Jesus gave his life to save, and one day He will return and establish his forever kingdom.

In this message, we study Ephesians 5:1-2 and are reminded that God is constantly bringing people into his family through Christ. As his beloved sons and daughters, he tells us to walk in love.

What is the purpose of marriage? Does my spouse exist to help me realize my dreams? As we continue in our Framework series on family and relationships, we look to the grand design and purpose God has for the covenant relationship of marriage.

What is the purpose of marriage? Does my spouse exist to help me realize my dreams? As we continue in our Framework series on family and relationships, we look to the grand design and purpose God has for the covenant relationship of marriage.

Where does our worth, value and identity come from? How do you know if you’re “enough”? In this message, we speak specifically to the ladies, emphasizing the importance of knowing who God is, and who you are, though His Word.

Being a godly man in today’s culture is incredibly hard, and yet it’s desperately needed. To kick of this series on family, parenting, and relationships in general, we talk first to the guys. We look to the Scriptures and ask the question, “what does it even mean to act like a man?”