In the sermon "Apes and Evolution" Co-Pastor Thomas Childs addresses the perceived conflict between science and religion, emphasizing that the Bible and science can coexist harmoniously. Referencing historical figures like Galileo and scripture, the sermon underscores that scientific discoveries can reveal the glory of God. The sermon asserts that while humans may have humble physical origins, it is the possession of a soul that truly distinguishes humanity, enabling a unique relationship with God and the capacity for spiritual growth. 

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​The sermon titled "In the Beginning" explores the relationship between science and religion, asserting that both can coexist harmoniously. Co-Pastor Dr. Thomas Childs emphasizes that while science explains the mechanisms of the universe, the Bible provides purpose and meaning. The sermon addresses the origins of the universe, highlighting scientific evidence like the Big Bang theory and posing questions about origins, purpose, design, intelligibility, and moral authority that science alone cannot answer. The message concludes that an infinite, intelligent, and omnipotent God is the logical answer to these questions, advocating for a harmonious relationship between science and faith.

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​The sermon titled "Mechanism and Music" explores the harmonious relationship between science and religion, asserting that while science explains the mechanisms of how things work, religion addresses the purpose and meaning behind their existence. Using the analogy of a piano, it illustrates that understanding the mechanics (science) is distinct from appreciating the music it produces (religion). Ultimately, the message encourages integrating both perspectives - science and Christianity - to fully grasp the complexities of existence.

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​In this sermon, Co-Pastor Dr. Thomas Childs underscores that true joy is found in following Christ's commandments and remaining in God's love. This sermon challenges listeners to reflect on areas where they may not be fully following Jesus, encouraging them to give up detrimental habits for Lent and adopt practices that deepen their faith, such as daily devotions, observing the Sabbath, tithing, engaging in community, participating in missions, and witnessing.

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This sermon, "Fear of God" (Part 5 of our UNAFRAID series), addresses beneficial anxiety. Join us as LifePoint Co-Pastor, Dr. Thomas Childs, discusses a righteous form of anxiety rooted in the reverence for God. Citing Proverbs 1:7, which states, "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom," the sermon underscores that a profound respect and awe for God is foundational to true understanding. Deep reverence for God brings assurance and freedom from fear, even in the face of life's challenges. This sermon calls believers to cultivate a healthy fear of God, which will lead to wisdom and a life aligned with the Lord's divine purposes.

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This episode "Anxiety and Money", part 4 of our UNAFRAID sermon series, explores the tension between financial concerns and spiritual well-being, emphasizing that wealth should not be the foundation of your security or identity. Dr. Thomas Childs warns that an obsession with money can lead to anxiety, hinder faith, and choke spiritual growth. Using biblical teachings, this sermon encourages a shift in perspective—trusting in God’s provision rather than being consumed by financial worries. The series calls believers to seek contentment through faith rather than material accumulation, reinforcing that true peace comes from reliance on God, not wealth.

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The sermon titled "On Worries of the World" delves into the pervasive issue of anxiety, particularly focusing on how worldly concerns can stifle spiritual growth. Drawing from the Parable of the Sower in Matthew 13, Co-Pastor Dr. Thomas Childs emphasizes that the "worries of this life" can act as thorns, choking the Word and rendering believers unfruitful. The message distinguishes between personal anxieties and global concerns, cautioning that an overemphasis on worldly issues can divert attention from one's spiritual journey. By maintaining a godly perspective and prioritizing one's relationship with Christ, believers can prevent external worries from hindering their spiritual fruitfulness.​

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​This sermon titled "On Peoples’ Opinions" addresses the anxiety stemming from concerns about others' perceptions. It emphasizes that while some fears are valid, many anxieties arise from undue emphasis on others' approval. Drawing from scriptures like 1 Thessalonians 2:4, which states, "We aren’t trying to please people, but... God," this sermon encourages believers to prioritize God's approval over human validation. It highlights that societal norms often mislead individuals into seeking fulfillment through others' acceptance, a pursuit that leaves one perpetually unsatisfied. By examining Jesus' example, who remained steadfast in His mission despite external pressures, the sermon urges believers to align their actions with God's will, finding identity and peace in divine purpose rather than in fluctuating human opinions.

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The sermon titled "On Your Perspective" emphasizes the profound impact of one's viewpoint on managing anxiety. Using the COVID-19 pandemic as an example, Co-Pastor Dr. Thomas Childs illustrates how shifting perspectives can alleviate fear. Initially, COVID-19 incited widespread fear, surpassing concerns about other threats. The sermon references Matthew 6:25-34, where Jesus advises against worrying about life, urging believers to adopt a heavenly viewpoint. By focusing on divine assurances and reframing worldly concerns through a spiritual lens, individuals can experience freedom from anxiety.

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