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Diving into the wild, unfiltered story of 1 & 2 Samuel—where battles rage, leaders rise and fall, and God’s purposes break through it all. In the chaos of imperfect people and epic moments, we’ll discover the only King worth building our lives on.
In this 3-week series we’ll see how a city rebuilt on prayer, serving, community, and giving stands only when the Lord alone is the foundation—‘apart from Him … we labor in vain’ (Ps. 127:1). Through Nehemiah’s bold commitment to petition, participation, and partnership, we’re reminded that real revival comes when we build with God at the center.
Summer Psalms is a refreshing journey through Psalms 2, 23, and 62 to remind us where true peace, strength, and hope are found. Whether you’re in a season of rest or wrestling, these timeless psalms invite you to draw near to the heart of God.
Diving into James, our series, “Proof,” will help us unpack how our actions are the evidence of our faith in Jesus. We’ll be exploring this letter to see how the rubber of our theological beliefs meets the road of everyday life.
Never has a single moment been filled with such grace and disruption. When Jesus climbed atop the mountain of mercy to conquer death he changed everything. He gave us life. That grace is permanent and it’s why we celebrate Him.
We will journey through Jesus’ seven “I Am” statements, aiming to illuminate the depths of His character and purpose, in hopes of fostering a deeper reliance on Christ in our lives as we align with the truth of who He Is.
Our world has taken the great things God designed and attempted to make them lesser than God’s design. This series will focus on how friendship can be more; it can be family, how marriage is more than a contract it is a covenant, how it is more than sex it is intimacy, and how our children are more than heirs they are arrows. If we learn to reflect Christ in our lives (and these ways) we will see there is MORE THAN what we could have ever imagined.
Exploring the principles of living with integrity and drawing insights from Psalm 101, this series will guide us back to the basics of guarding our hearts and eyes from worthless things and instead to walk with integrity.
At LifePoint, we desire to see people Find Life in Jesus Christ and Live Sent with His gospel. During this series we will dive into the 4 ways we believe these need to happen in our lives; by Gathering, Growing, Giving, and Going.
We are at war during the Christmas season of Christmas; against stress, depression, anxiety, materialism, consumerism, evil, death, and sin. As a church family, we are raising a banner to remember what Christ has done at Christmas.
Looking at the Book of Galatians, instead of enjoying the freedom found in a relationship with Jesus & worshiping in light of his gospel, Paul calls out how the churches in Galatian were turning to a distorted & twisted version of the gospel… which was in fact not the gospel at all.
Although the book of Esther has no mention of God… His presence is seen throughout it all. Through the narrative of a Jewish girl and her adoptive father’s unlikely rise to power— you see the Lord’s hidden hand move to preserve His people and honor His promise.
Looking at the stories of Jesus found in the Gospels, we invite you to “Come and see” just as Philip invited Nathanael with the same phrase. Come and see what Jesus has done, is doing, and will do. Once you see we will encourage you to go and tell.
Covering the first 3 chapters of Genesis, we are going to look at our beginning/origin. These three chapters are the most important in the Bible because they answer all the philosophical and existential questions we wrestle with. Questions like… who are we, where did we come from, why are we here, what is wrong, and how do we fix it?
This is not our home. We are in exile. Citizens of Heaven in a world held hostage to lies of the enemy. We will dive into Daniel and see how Babylon is similar to the state of our world, and then learn how to live in this world with boldness.
At LifePoint, we desire to see people Find Life in Jesus Christ and Live Sent with His gospel. During this series we will dive into the 4 ways we believe these need to happen in our lives; by Gathering, Growing, Giving, and Going.
In Hebrews 11, we find what is often referred to as the “Hall of Faith.” We will look closely at each of the heroes of our faith and discover how everything they did was By Faith in their creator.
In Matthew 13, Jesus’ disciples ask, “Why do you speak to them in parables?” And he answered them, “To you it has been given to know the secrets of the kingdom of heaven…” We are going to look at some parables during this series to better understand the Kingdom Secrets.
The book of Ruth shows how God’s people can experience his sovereignty, wisdom, and covenant kindness. On display throughout the book is God’s love & loyalty.
The book of Jonah is far more about a big God than a big fish. It’s about a God whose heart beats for the nations, a God who radically pursues the lost, and a God who graciously invites us to join Him on mission. Our prayer in this series is that we would see a relentless God & become a relentless church on a relentless mission.
Throughout the season of Advent, we will explore the reality that the message of Christmas is a message to be multiplied. As we reflect on the significance of the birth of Christ, we will see that this news is meant to be shared. At the heart of Christmas is the call to go.
The only thing that keeps us sane in our crazy world is knowing that Jesus is greater than our fears, sickness, politics, inflation, recession, culture wars…He’s over everything.
The greatest sermon ever is found in Matthew 5–7. Most know it as the Sermon on the Mount. During this series, we look at chapter 6&7 and learn how his way is greater because his way is THE WAY.
In Joshua, God had given Israel the promised land, but they had the responsibility to take it, being equipped with strength and courage that could only be found in God. We need the same strength and courage today.
We must go back and look at how the 1st Century Church thrived in a hostile world because their DNA was marked by Christ.
A series through the book of Revelation which is primarily about Jesus’ ultimate triumph and how He’s the Reigning King.