LifePointe Kansas City

If you grew up in church you probably remember singing, "The B•I•B•L•E, yeah that's the book for me. I stand alone on the Word of God, The B•I•B•L•E."

But is that still true for you today?

As you grew up and went to college or entered the workplace, did you begin to feel tension between the culture and the Bible? Has doubt crept in due to supposed "discrepancies” and “errors”? Do you wonder how all those animals could fit on the Ark? Do you have questions regarding interpretations around issues like patriarchy, slavery, LGBTQ+, and social justice?

In our culture, the Bible has been deconstructed as merely a book written by men describing their own experiences with the divine. In this new series, we reconstruct our reasoning for holding this sacred text as inspired by God, inerrant, infallible, authoritative, and sufficient as God’s power to live everyday life.

This series will address any doubts you have regarding the relationship you should hold with the Bible, so that you can again say with confidence, "The B•I•B•L•E, yeah that's the book for me!”

If you grew up in church you probably remember singing, "The B•I•B•L•E, yeah that's the book for me. I stand alone on the Word of God, The B•I•B•L•E." But is that still true for you today? As you grew up and went to college or entered the workplace, did you begin to feel tension between the culture and the Bible? Has doubt crept in due to supposed "discrepancies” and “errors”? Do you wonder how all those animals could fit on the Ark? Do you have questions regarding interpretations around issues like patriarchy, slavery, LGBTQ+, and social justice? In our culture, the Bible has been deconstructed as merely a book written by men describing their own experiences with the divine. In this new series, we reconstruct our reasoning for holding this sacred text as inspired by God, inerrant, infallible, authoritative, and sufficient as God’s power to live everyday life. This series will address any doubts you have regarding the relationship you should hold with the Bible, so that you can again say with confidence, "The B•I•B•L•E, yeah that's the book for me!”. Join us in-person or online.

Moms, have you felt you're not doing enough, or you didn't do enough? Do you feel like a loser compared to other mom's social media highlights? Do you believe you've made huge mistakes that will forever damage your kids, or that you're continually doing multiple small things that will cause the same damage? If so, you may have Mom Guilt. For Mother's Day, LifePointe will be hosting a recorded interview with New York Times Best Selling author, child development expert, and parenting psychologist Dr. Tina Payne Bryson. Our topic will be overcoming Mom Guilt, focusing on the fears and regrets that moms have about "messing up" their kid’s lives. Join us as we all learn and receive free counsel from a leading expert in the field of parenting, guilt, anxiety, attachment, and neuroscience. We are looking forward to seeing you on Mother's Day where we encourage and celebrate the amazing gift of Mothers! 

If you grew up in church you probably remember singing, "The B•I•B•L•E, yeah that's the book for me. I stand alone on the Word of God, The B•I•B•L•E." But is that still true for you today? As you grew up and went to college or entered the workplace, did you begin to feel tension between the culture and the Bible? Has doubt crept in due to supposed "discrepancies” and “errors”? Do you wonder how all those animals could fit on the Ark? Do you have questions regarding interpretations around issues like patriarchy, slavery, LGBTQ+, and social justice? In our culture, the Bible has been deconstructed as merely a book written by men describing their own experiences with the divine. In this new series, we reconstruct our reasoning for holding this sacred text as inspired by God, inerrant, infallible, authoritative, and sufficient as God’s power to live everyday life. This series will address any doubts you have regarding the relationship you should hold with the Bible, so that you can again say with confidence, "The B•I•B•L•E, yeah that's the book for me!”. Join us in-person or online.

If you grew up in church you probably remember singing, "The B•I•B•L•E, yeah that's the book for me. I stand alone on the Word of God, The B•I•B•L•E." But is that still true for you today? As you grew up and went to college or entered the workplace, did you begin to feel tension between the culture and the Bible? Has doubt crept in due to supposed "discrepancies” and “errors”? Do you wonder how all those animals could fit on the Ark? Do you have questions regarding interpretations around issues like patriarchy, slavery, LGBTQ+, and social justice? In our culture, the Bible has been deconstructed as merely a book written by men describing their own experiences with the divine. In this new series, we reconstruct our reasoning for holding this sacred text as inspired by God, inerrant, infallible, authoritative, and sufficient as God’s power to live everyday life. This series will address any doubts you have regarding the relationship you should hold with the Bible, so that you can again say with confidence, "The B•I•B•L•E, yeah that's the book for me!”

If you grew up in church you probably remember singing, "The B•I•B•L•E, yeah that's the book for me. I stand alone on the Word of God, The B•I•B•L•E." But is that still true for you today? As you grew up and went to college or entered the workplace, did you begin to feel tension between the culture and the Bible? Has doubt crept in due to supposed "discrepancies” and “errors”? Do you wonder how all those animals could fit on the Ark? Do you have questions regarding interpretations around issues like patriarchy, slavery, LGBTQ+, and social justice? In our culture, the Bible has been deconstructed as merely a book written by men describing their own experiences with the divine. In this new series, we reconstruct our reasoning for holding this sacred text as inspired by God, inerrant, infallible, authoritative, and sufficient as God’s power to live everyday life. This series will address any doubts you have regarding the relationship you should hold with the Bible, so that you can again say with confidence, "The B•I•B•L•E, yeah that's the book for me!”