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John the Baptist teaches us that each of our lives has a unique mission and message
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Mary teaches us about the nurturing side of God’s character.
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Easter reminds us that nothing is wasted in the waiting.
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The cross answers the greatest questions of our lives
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100 years from now, all that will matter is Jesus.
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The early church teaches us how to become a great local church.
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Ruth teaches us that being a hero means understand Gospel friendship
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We learn that spiritual intimacy frames contentment in our lives.
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We can encourage others and multiply our lives for the sake of God’s Kingdom.
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We can live out of a brand new Gospel identity.
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With the start of the new year, my prayer for every Lifepoint attender will be to experience "The Hand of God' upon their life
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We want to draw life from God and point others to Him
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Christmas reveals a cosmic battle behind the scenes. We, as Christians, live from victory not for victory.
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Christmas reveals the blessing of Christ in the past, present, and future.
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The lies we tell are rooted in the lies we believe
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We learn God’s heart for our human relationships in regards to sexuality.
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Jesus gives us context for dealing with anger, murder, and how the grace of God covers all of us.
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We learn how honoring our parents is ultimately more about our Heavenly Father than our earthly parents.
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The third and fourth commandments teach us that God rules, so we can rest.
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To have a great life, you must accept the forgiveness Christ offers to you and you must forgive and let go of the wrongs done to you.
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The first commandments teach us that God’s love is the way that we deal with our heart-level idolatry.
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We learn how a big God can change us, even in the midst of great pain.
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We learn the value of every day faithfulness by doing small things with big faith.
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We learn about the ultimate Labor Day in Christ’s work for us
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What if you could live in security instead of skepticism?
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From Zaccheus, we learn how our smaller story fits into God’s big story.
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The early church teaches us how to hear well, when God is speaking to us
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The Gospel crushes both superiority and inferiority
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We learn that transparency and humility allow for connection with God and others.
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The early church teaches us how to live lives that others can imitate.
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Fulfilling the command of God requires empowerment from the Spirit of God
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We learn from Simon Peter that spiritual tests can turn us into gold and that our failures are not final.
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The Transfiguration of Jesus teaches us that we are the aroma of glory and mercy to others.
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We learn from Simon Peter walking on water that our Gospel identity should be our primary identity.
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We learn with the Disciples what it means to become servants.
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Simon Peter shows us how Jesus is God’s answer to our greatest needs.
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Esther and Mordecai teach us that God values who we are more than what we have.
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We serve faithfully as the King accomplishes His purposes.
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Esther teaches us two things: 1) that our net worth is not our self worth and 2) how to live in the world, instead of for the world.
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Esther chapters 2-3 teach us that our world values what all Christians will ultimately have and that real meaning is found in living on mission.
