Lifepointe Church Sermons

Love never fails.

We live in a world where pressures will come. Looking at Daniel and his "three amigos", Pastor Jeff shows us how we can stand the right way while still loving those around us.

Babylon is a real historical place but it is also a mentality alive and well in the world we live in. Jesus calls us to love the world we are in but not to be "of" it.

Navigating the culture we live in can be a difficult task. Looking at the story of Daniel, we find a good template for the day we live in. Of course, we also look to the life of Jesus, who was always full of Grace and Truth.

This year, we are looking at the Christmas story with fresh eyes, filled with wonder and awe at the plan God put in place through His Son, Jesus!

There is so much we can rejoice about and there is so much for which we can be thankful.

81% of Americans think of heaven as "lots of clouds...choir robes....and angel wings". What if heaven is more familiar than you know? When heaven is trivialized, our lives can be marginalized.

2000 years ago, Jesus humbled himself on a lowly donkey, showing us the way to live a life of mercy, love, and grace. Sometime in the future, He will return on a white horse as a triumphant King!

"Behold! The Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!"

Jesus was also known as "The Lion of Judah". The One to which every knee will bow. Let's bow now and not when it's too late!

The Prayer Of Consecration

Lord, I present myself unto You. May Your will be done in my life. May I never forget that I have surrendered all I am to You. I commit myself to be one whom You can use — consecrated and separated unto Your purposes.
I'll pay the price by denying the flesh. If You call me in the nighttime, I'll get on my knees and pray. If I am never seen of men, and if I always work behind the scenes, still I will be faithful.
I lay aside all personal ambition. Ill be one who walks in the Spirit and in Your perfect will. In Jesus' Name, Your will shall be wrought in my heart, in my life, and in my ministry.