Lifepoint Church

When life doesn’t live up to our expectations, we can get frustrated. Pastor Daniel reminds us that God often doesn’t come in the way we expect, but He does His most beautiful work in the dark parts of our lives.

“FOMO” is often defined as the fear of missing out, but as believers, we should have a different definition: fear of missing opportunities. Pastor TJ Williams teaches us about how we need to keep our eyes open and urgently seek out opportunities to lead others to Christ.

While being needy may be seen as a flaw, Pastor Tommy Barnett shows us how it can actually be a necessity in the Christian life. When you need more of the right kind of need and are willing to do the unusual, God will do the extraordinary.

God has invited us to a seat at His table, and this is the greatest of blessings. Pastor Daniel reminds us that there’s always more room at the table, and when we remember God's kindness towards us, it will inspire us to extend that same kindness to others as we offer them a seat.

Life can get so busy, that we run the risk of forgetting the main reason we are here. Berchman Paul reminds us that our primary purpose is to glorify God, and we do that through planting the seeds He gives us.

Your life is advancing at the speed of your faith, but sometimes deciphering the voice of God can be difficult. Pastor Daniel gives us practical steps in discerning the voice of God so that we can move forward in the life He designed for us.

Knowing the questions to a test in advance is helpful, but knowing the answers is even better. Pastor Chris Hodges teaches us about the three areas of intentionality that will prepare us to answer the ultimate question: what did you do with your life on earth?

Faith in God requires action, but that can be scary, especially in the area of giving. Pastor Daniel explains the three dimensions of giving, and how trusting God in the area of generosity will lead to deeper intimacy in our relationship with Him.

Though life can be challenging, God calls us to make waves by sharing the hope of Jesus that has been lavished upon on. Using the story of Acts 8, Lisa Harper reminds us that even when we’re called to do the uncomfortable, God’s goodness and kindness reigns supreme, and that above all else, we are loved by an eternally compassionate Father.

Everyone has hurts, hang-ups, or habits in their life they need to find recovery from. Pastor Irene Rollins teaches us how when we shift our focus to Jesus, forgiveness, and freedom, we can reframe our shame.