LifePoint Church

Adam and Eve’s family story demonstrates the results of their rebellion against God by causing sin to flourish. However, God determines to overcome human sinfulness with his grace. Through the story of Cain and Abel, we understand more clearly what’s wrong with our world (and ourselves), but we also see how God is making things right again. As we allow God to change us, we can be a part of the change he is making in our world.

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Genesis starts off with an incredible account of thewonderful creation of our planet and the beginningof mankind. God Himself considers the work good. However, quickly into the story we see so much go very wrong. We encounter deceit and betrayal and watch as all humanity chooses independence from their Creator. This is colossal fall of man impacts everything that God had made and Genesis 3 ends with a seemingly hopeless future. Today, we look to God's response to man's failure and look for a new Hope.

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In the story of the beginning of all life from Genesis, what if God is answering a slightly different question than we're asking? In this new series, we want to better understand God, ourselves, and the world we share with God and others. We want to develop our identity and our relationship with the world and with God based on what God has said. Who is God? Who are we? Why does anything exist at all? This weekend, we begin exploring these questions together.

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Life has a way of bringing us to testing points…moments that prove our character, the quality of our relationships, and probe the depths of our faith in our Heavenly Father. In those vulnerable moments, the evil one comes along to trap us and destroy our lives. That is why we are asking our Father lead us away from the test, and that, when we are tested, he rescue us from the evil…

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Who has wounded you so deeply or so recently that you’re having a hard time forgiving? Maybe you know that you’ve mistreated someone and need to ask their forgiveness? Forgiveness is such a vital part of our relationships with God and with other people that Jesus included it in the prayer he taught us to pray. Many have observed that we’re never more like God than when we forgive; maybe that’s why we have such a hard time with it. This weekend at LifePoint, let’s explore how forgiveness is the best gift we can give someone else or to ourselves.

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Have you ever struggled with anxiety for today or worry about your future? What difference would it make if you could actively and daily trust God to meet your needs every moment of every day? Together, we’re learning what it looks like to depend on our God, asking “Give us today our daily bread.”

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What if the biggest change God makes in our world when we pray is the change that he makes in us? This weekend we’re offering up a beautiful but also a daring prayer for God’s will to be done on earth just like it is in heaven. Sometimes we wonder whether everything that happens in life is a result of God’s will, or we struggle between the life we expected and the life we’ve experienced. Maybe part of the point of prayer is not forcing God’s will to match up with mine but shaping my desires to fit what he wants.

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How have you experienced the gap between already and not yet? Already and not yet is that time when you’ve already finished your classes but you haven’t yet had your graduation or you’re already old enough to drive but don’t yet have your license. These are the moments when one reality is already true but you are not yet enjoying the full experience of that reality. How does this idea of already-not yet relate to the truth that Jesus is already the king and how can we be a sign that points toward Jesus’ coming kingdom. That’s what we’re exploring together this weekend at LifePoint.

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What is one thing you would like to change in yourself or in our world? A little bit of change would probably do us all some good, but change can be difficult. Jesus really does change everything, and the way he taught his disciples to create change is a little surprising—it was through prayer. Making this prayer part of your practice can change this world and just might change your life too. Let's take our first step into the Lord's Prayer together.

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What is church and who is it for? This is one of the most significant questions we can consider, and our response will help answer so many other important life questions. At LifePoint we want to influence people to find Jesus and follow Jesus, and we want to be intentional about the steps we take to follow Jesus consistently. This weekend we focus our attention on Jesus' purpose for his church throughout all time and how we can be part of what Jesus is doing at LifePoint right now.

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