Pastor Daniel Floyd challenges us to guard the good deposit God has entrusted to us by protecting our purpose, passion, and the next generation. We’re reminded that while the method may change, our mission remains the same: to help people far from God can become fully alive in Christ.

When things seem to be falling apart, life can feel like a puzzle where the pieces don’t make sense. Pastor Stu Hodges reminds us today that God’s plan for our lives is bigger than the moment we are in, and while we may just see one piece of the puzzle, God sees the whole picture. 

We are all shaped by our relationships with our fathers, for better or worse. Berchman Paul, Richmond Worship Director, uses the Parable of the Prodigal Son from Luke 15 to illustrate how we are shaped by our Heavenly Father by granting us the authority of the Holy Spirit, covering our mistakes with the shed blood of Jesus Christ, and restoring our status and purpose.

Uncertain times don't have the power to shake us. As believers, we can fully trust God for stability, claim His protection, and activate the supernatural power of the Holy Spirit in any circumstance.

There is a biblical process for appointing new leadership within the church. Pastor Daniel teaches this process, and displays how it was used in the selection of the new senior pastors that God has called to lead Lifepoint in this new season. 

Jesus deeply cares about His mission, and we are called to carry out that mission. Join us as Pastor Daniel shares a very important update.

Throughout the life of a believer, our spiritual drift often follows a predictable cycle—from provision to apathy. Pastor Daniel challenges us to break that pattern by remembering God’s goodness, leaning into spiritual community, and consistently fueling our passion for the Lord.

God has a perfect will for our lives, but sometimes what He asks of us can feel intimidating or confusing. Pastor Tammie uses the life of Mary to teach the importance of our thoughts, and how there truly is power in pondering the will of God.

As believers, our true calling is rooted in mission, not position, and our identity comes from God, not our roles. Pastor Daniel teaches that discovering this calling requires a surrendered heart, a listening ear, and a spirit filled with God—leading us to live lives marked by obedience, generosity, community, and service.

God’s perspective is far greater than ours—while we often focus on lack or limitations, He sees abundance, purpose, and the bigger picture. Through Jesus, we’re invited to see with new eyes, recognizing true sacrifice, deeper meaning, and unseen greatness in even the smallest acts.