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As we conclude our journey through the Sermon on the Mount, we encounter Jesus presenting us with stark choices that define the trajectory of our spiritual lives. Through powerful metaphors of gates, sheep, trees, and houses, we're confronted with an uncomfortable truth: proximity to religious activity is not the same as relationship with Christ. The narrow gate isn't narrow because God is exclusive, but because it requires something countercultural—complete surrender. We're challenged to examine whether we're building our lives on the solid foundation of knowing Jesus or merely stacking up impressive religious résumés. The metaphor of two houses facing identical storms reveals that our foundation determines our survival, not our ability to avoid difficulty. What makes this passage particularly convicting is the warning about those who will say 'Lord, Lord' and point to their prophecies, miracles, and mighty works, only to hear 'I never knew you.' This isn't about doing more; it's about being rooted in relationship. The call to examine our fruit, recognize false teachers by their long-term impact, and ensure our houses are built through the costly work of digging deep into the Rock reminds us that authentic faith requires more than Sunday attendance—it demands daily surrender and persistent prayer.
What if the prayers we've been offering aren't being answered because we've misunderstood the very nature of prayer itself? This exploration of Matthew 7:7-11 challenges us to move beyond one-time requests and embrace the radical persistence Jesus commands. The Greek verbs 'ask, seek, knock' aren't casual suggestions—they're active imperatives calling us to continual, escalating pursuit of God. Like a child who first calls out, then searches the house, then knocks on the closed door, we're invited into an increasingly intimate quest. But here's where it gets uncomfortable: Jesus illustrates this persistence through stories of shameless begging and relentless badgering. These aren't flattering portraits, yet they reveal a profound truth—God isn't annoyed by our persistence; He's honored by it. The sermon unpacks six potential barriers to answered prayer: unconfessed sin, unforgiveness, dishonoring our spouse, failing to actually pray, praying with wrong motives, and missing that God might have something better planned. Each barrier invites honest self-examination. Are we quick to confess? Do we harbor bitterness? Do we honor our spouse as a co-heir of grace? Most challenging is recognizing that sometimes our unanswered prayers aren't rejections but redirections toward something greater than we could imagine. This isn't about formulas or spiritual hacks—it's about knowing the Father's heart so deeply that we can't help but run to Him, again and again, with everything we carry.
What if the very things we're chasing for security are actually stealing our peace? This conversation dives deep into Matthew 6:19-34, where Jesus challenges us with three piercing questions: Where is your treasure? Where is your vision? And who is your master? The discussion reveals a profound truth—we're all investing our lives somewhere, and wherever we place our treasure, our hearts inevitably follow. Rather than hoarding for the here and now, we're invited to invest in eternal things, primarily people and the kingdom work that outlasts this brief earthly existence. The powerful reminder emerges that our efforts in this 'blink of an eye' life can produce results that echo throughout eternity. We explore how whatever captures our gaze ultimately determines our direction, much like keeping our eyes on a fixed point when mowing straight lines or driving down the road. When we fix our eyes on Jesus, earthly concerns grow strangely dim. The conversation tackles the uncomfortable reality that anxiety is ultimately a lie—the false promise that our worry can somehow add control or security to our lives. Instead, we're called to recognize that true rest comes only when our treasure is secure in Christ, and to practically combat anxiety through gratitude, prayer spoken aloud, and keeping records of God's faithfulness that remind us He who was faithful then remains faithful now.
The Lord's Prayer isn't just a religious recitation we've memorized—it's a revolutionary template for radical relationship with our Father in heaven. When we truly examine Matthew 6:5-15, we discover that Jesus is teaching us far more than words to repeat; He's inviting us into an intimate, dependent, and communal way of living. This prayer begins with 'Our Father,' immediately establishing both the knowable intimacy of a loving parent and the holy reverence of the Creator of everything. We're challenged to move beyond empty repetition and cultural Christianity, where we might wear our faith like a sports jersey without truly living it out. The prayer calls us to hallow God's name—not just in our words, but through our actions that either magnify or diminish His reputation in the world. As we pray for His kingdom to come and His will to be done, we're acknowledging that prayer isn't about bending God's will to match our desires, but about aligning ourselves with His purposes right now, today, on this earth. The request for daily bread confronts our self-sufficient, Costco-bulk-buying mentality, reminding us that true dependence on God happens in the everyday, ordinary moments. Perhaps most challenging is the call to forgiveness—we cannot authentically pray for God's forgiveness while harboring unforgiveness toward others. This isn't about losing salvation over one struggle, but about examining our heart posture. Are we people who extend the same grace we've received? Finally, the plural pronouns throughout—'us,' 'our,' 'we'—remind us that Christian faith is never meant to be lived in isolation. We need the church, the body of Christ, to truly pray this prayer faithfully.
We often think we're doing the right things—giving generously, praying faithfully, even fasting—but Jesus challenges us to examine something deeper: our motives. In Matthew 6, we're confronted with a piercing question that cuts through our religious activities: who are we really doing this for? Are we seeking the applause of people around us, or are we genuinely pursuing intimacy with God? This passage reveals that the same act of giving, praying, or fasting can either draw us closer to God or become a performance for human approval. The reward we receive depends entirely on our audience. When Jesus says 'when you give,' 'when you pray,' and 'when you fast,' He's not making suggestions—He's assuming these disciplines are part of our lives. But He warns us against the subtle trap of practicing righteousness to be seen by others. The challenge isn't to stop doing good things, but to check our hearts constantly. Are we giving our first fruits or our leftovers? Are our prayers genuine conversations with the Creator or impressive performances? Are we willing to deny our flesh through fasting to say yes to Jesus? This isn't about earning God's love—it's about recognizing that everything we have already belongs to Him. We're simply conduits of His generosity, not the source. The beautiful promise is this: when we draw near to God with pure motives, He draws near to us. Our spiritual disciplines become pathways to experiencing His presence rather than badges we display for others to admire.
In this message from the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus addresses three interconnected issues: lust, divorce, and integrity. He reveals that righteousness isn't just about external behavior but about the condition of our hearts. Jesus shows us that sexual sin, broken commitments, and dishonesty all begin internally before they manifest externally.
This sermon explores Jesus' teaching in the Sermon on the Mount regarding righteousness and the law. Pastor Chris addresses two opposing extremes in approaching God's law: legalism (rule-following to earn salvation) and minimalism (rule-avoiding, believing love covers everything). Using the examples of Matthew the tax collector and Simon the Zealot as representatives of these extremes, the message reveals that Jesus confronts both positions. The core truth is that no one can achieve righteousness through their own efforts, yet Jesus doesn't lower the standard—He fulfills it. The sermon emphasizes that salvation comes not through our righteousness but through Christ's "alien righteousness" given to us. This free but costly grace then produces in believers a genuine desire for holy living, not to earn God's love but as a response to having received it.
The sermon explored Jesus' call for His followers to be "salt and light" in Matthew 5:13-16, examining what it means to live with a distinct, Christ-reflecting identity in our everyday contexts. We saw that being salt and light is not optional for believers—it's God's fundamental plan for how we are to live in a decaying and dark world. Just as salt preserves and flavors, and light illuminates and dispels darkness, we are called to bring a godly presence into our homes, workplaces, and communities. The implications for our spiritual life are profound: every action, every word, every decision becomes an opportunity to shine Christ's light and point others to God's glory.
In this powerful message, we're invited to explore the profound concept of adoption in our spiritual lives. The focus is on Galatians 4:1-7, where Paul explains how we move from being slaves to becoming sons and daughters of God. This isn't just about a change in status; it's about a complete transformation in our relationship with God. We're challenged to see ourselves not just as pardoned criminals, but as beloved children with full access to our Heavenly Father. The speaker draws a compelling parallel between earthly adoption and our spiritual adoption, highlighting how we often continue to live with an 'orphan mentality' even after we've been fully accepted into God's family. This insight invites us to examine our own lives and identify areas where we might still be living as spiritual orphans rather than as confident, secure children of God. The message encourages us to embrace our new identity in Christ and to approach God with the intimacy of a child calling out 'Abba, Father.' It's a call to live in the security, relationship, and inheritance that come with our adoption, transforming how we navigate life's challenges and relate to God.
In this powerful exploration of Galatians 3, we delve into the profound purpose of God's law and its relationship to grace. The central message reminds us that salvation comes through faith in Christ alone, not by our own efforts to follow the law. We're challenged to see the law as a mirror, reflecting both God's holiness and our own sinfulness. This perspective shift invites us to embrace our need for a Savior rather than striving for self-righteousness. The imagery of swimming to Europe beautifully illustrates how all of us fall short of God's perfect standard, emphasizing our universal need for Christ's redemption. As we contemplate these truths, we're encouraged to find our identity and security in Christ, recognizing that in Him, we become new creations with transformed desires. This message calls us to live in the freedom of God's grace while still valuing the law as a guide for righteous living.
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Book of the 12: Major Truth Minor Prophets".
This sermon wraps up how we are to live after Acts 28. We hope this sermon blesses you.
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "ACTS Part III". We hope this sermon blesses you.
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "ACTS Part III". We hope this sermon blesses you!
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "What's The Point?". We hope it blesses you!
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "ACTS Part II". Paul and Barnabas part ways, but God still has a plan to further His kingdom.
As the church in Antioch grows, theological debates about salvation grow as well. We hope this sermon blesses you!
This past week we looked Acts 13: 4-52 after Paul and Barnabas are sent out on their first missionary journey. We hope this sermon blesses you!
This past Sunday we had the privilege of hearing from Josh Kruger. Josh and his family are planting a church in Namibia in the coming year. We hope this sermon blesses you!
As Paul and Barnabas are sent out from Antioch this passage is fondly referred to as the first missionary journey. We hope this sermon blesses you!
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "ACTS Part II". In Acts 12 we get two scenarios that prove = the Kingdom of Heaven will not be stopped. We hope this sermon blesses you!
As the Gospel continues to spread, Peter is asked by the Lord to share the Good News with Cornelius. We hope this sermon blesses you!
This sermon is the introduction to the second part of our series "ACTS". We hope this sermon blesses you!
This is the final sermon in our current series "Dear Church". The church at Laodicea is a warning to self sufficient churches.
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Dear Church". Jesus wrote seven letters to seven different churches, and this week we're looking at church at Philippi. We hope this sermon blesses you!
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Dear Church". We hope this sermon blesses you!
As we continue our current series "Dear Church" we come across a church who tolerated a little too much.
This past Sunday we wrapped up our current series "Jonah, The Prophet Who Never Really Got It". We hope this sermon blesses you.
This past Sunday we continued our sermon series called "Jonah: The prophet who never really got it". After Jonah is swallowed by the big fish he prays a prayer to the Lord. We hope this sermon blesses you.
This week we begin our summer series "Jonah: The Prophet Who Never Really Got It". This week we look at who Jonah is and where his story begins. We hope this sermon blesses you!
This sermon is the final sermon in our current series Acts Part One. We hope this sermon blesses you as we see Saul be transformed into one of the most influential people in the bible.
In Acts 9 we learn about the infamous conversion of Saul from Tarsus. We hope this sermon blesses you!
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Acts". In Acts 8 we see Phillip minister to a man who can only be labeled as an outsider. We hope this sermon blesses you!
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Acts". As Philip spreads the Gospel he comes across a magician. We hope this sermon blesses you.
Last week we learned about a handful of men who became deacons. One of those deacons was Stephen. Stephens life is one that we should model, but ultimately his life tells the story of how nothing will stop the Kingdom from moving forward. We hope this sermon blesses you!!
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Acts". In Acts 6 we see the early church struggle with growing pains.
As John and Peter continue to preach that Jesus was crucified and rose from the grave, the religious leaders become very annoyed. This story points us to how we know the Kingdom is always moving forward. We hope this sermon blesses you.
This past Sunday we landed inActs 4 as we continue our current series Acts. Peter confronts a couple who has decided to deceive the church, and the outcome is shocking. We hope this sermon blesses you.
This past Sunday we continued our current series Acts. The early church faced many difficulties, and boldness in Christ was essential. We hope this sermon blesses you.
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Acts". Peter passes a paralyzed man on his way to pray and astounds the crowd. We hope this sermon blesses you!!
As we continue to work our way through Acts we get to see how the earlier believers engaged with one another. We hope this sermon blesses you!
As promised, Jesus sends the Holy Spirit to the disciples and the church is born. We hope this sermon blesses you!
After Jesus ascends to heaven the 11 remaining apostles are tasked with selecting the 12th to replace Judas. Some might think their method is unconventional; however, we see how God's big plan cannot be stopped. We hope this sermon blesses you!
As we wrap up the ReachOne sermon series we land on Jesus's famous last words "go therefore and make disciples". We hope this sermon blesses you.
In Luke 5 we learn about a group of men who truly belive Jesus is the answer to their friends problem. We hope this sermon blesses you!
The Good Samaritan is a well known parable that is often mistaken for a story about being kind to strangers. However, this parable is ultimately about what Christ did on the cross and how it impacts our lives. We hope this sermon blesses you!
As Jesus calls the disciples he tells them "follow me, and I'll make you fishers of men".
In this passage, Jesus calls his disciples to follow him. The same call extends to us today.
As our current series "Year Thru the Bible" comes to a close, we find ourselves in the book of Revelation. With great anticipation we learn how the story ends.
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Year Thru the Bible". As we move into Ephesians we unpack how our God is three-in-one and what that means for our faith. We hope this sermon blesses you!
This past Sunday we continued our series "Year Thru the Bible". As Paul is writing to the Galatians we learn about what it means to walk by the flesh versus walking by the spirit. We hope this sermon blesses you!
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Year Thru the Bible". As the first church is born we get a model of how christian fellowship is supposed to work. We hope this sermon blesses you.
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Year Thru The Bible". Before Jesus ascends back to heaven he leaves His disciples with the last commandment of making disciples by baptizing them in the name of The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. I hope this sermon blesses you!!
He is risen!! He is risen indeed!! Last week we ended the story with Jesus in the tomb, but just as He said He would, He rose from the grave! As the disciples wrestle with how this miracle, we see Jesus meet them exactly where they are once again. We hope this sermon blesses you!
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Year Thru The Bible". It's well known that the cross Jesus died on was in the middle of three crosses, but what is lesser known is what the other two crosses represented. We hope this sermon blesses you!
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Year Thru the Bible". We hope this sermon blesses you!
In Mark 4, Jesus and the disciples cross the sea when a storm arises during their trip. While the disciples are in a panic, Jesus is sound asleep in the stern of the boat. This story helps us understand how Christ want us to react to fear. We hope this sermon blesses you!
This past Sunday we continued our current series "Year Thru the Bible" with Jesus meeting a woman at a well. During an interesting conversation, Jesus reveals to her that He is the living water she thirsts for. We hope this sermon blesses you!
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Year Thru the Bible". Nicodemus learns why we must be born again, and what that truly means. We hope this sermon blesses you.
As we continue our current series "Year Thru the Bible", we come to the beginning of Jesus's earthly ministry. As he calls the first disciples to follow him, we get a picture of what it looks like for us to follow Christ as well. We hope this sermon blesses you.
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Year Thru the Bible". After Jesus is baptized by John the Baptist, he is driven out into the wilderness to overcome temptation. Because Jesus overcame temptation, we can too! We hope this sermon blesses you!
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Year Thru the Bible". As we progress through the New Testament we meet John the Baptist who paves the way for Jesus's ministry to begin. We hope this sermon blesses you!
As we begin the New Testament in our current series "Year Thru the Bible" we are immediately met with the genealogy of Christ. This list of names reveals more about our Savior than what meets the eye. We hope this sermon blesses you!
As the world power shifts the Israelites are granted the opportunity to return from exile and rebuild the temple. Ezra is a story about renewal and through this story we learn about our own renewal. We hope this sermon blesses you!
Daniel and the Lions Den is one of the most famous stories in the bible, but it's also a story of faithful courage. Daniel shows us how everyday habits will help us remain steadfast in our faith when intimidating circumstances arise. We hope this sermon blesses you!
This is the next sermon in our current series "Year Through the Bible". Jonah finds himself in an interesting situation after he disobeys God. We hope this sermon blesses you.
As we continue our current series "Year Thru the Bible" we learn what God's holiness meant to the prophet Isaiah and what it means for us. We hope this sermon blesses you!
Proverbs is written by Solomon in an attempt to pass wisdom down to the future generations. Proverbs 9 compares and contrasts wisdom and folly. We hope this sermon blesses you!
This past Sunday we continued our current series "Year Thru the Bible" with the design of the temple from 1 Kings. Ultimately the temple points us to Christ, we hope this sermon blesses you!
After King David makes a costly mistake in 2 Samuel we see Paul refer to him as a "man after Gods own heart". David teaches us repentance is always the best course of action. We hope this sermon blesses you.
Psalm 57 is where we find King David hiding in a cave after Saul has decided to murder him. David shows us how to take refuge in the Lord even when our circumstances look bleak. We hope this sermon blesses you!
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Year Thru the Bible". King David is one of the most prominent figures in the bible; however, he does not begin as a typical king. We hope this sermon blesses you!
How can we know the resurrection is true? Because biblical, historical, and physical evidence all agrees, Jesus is no longer in the tomb. Our King is alive! We hope this sermon blesses you!
This past Sunday we continued our current series "Year Thru the Bible" with the love story between Boaz and Ruth. Within this story we see God work through suffering, normalcy, and celebration to accomplish His plans. We hope this sermon blesses you!
While continuing our current series "Year Thru the Bible" we land in Judges 3 with a lesser known story about Ehud and King Eglon. Ehud will point us to Christ in some peculiar ways. We hope this sermon bless you!
This week we see the baton of leadership pass from Moses to Joshua. We hope this sermon blesses you.
In Deuteronomy 18 we see Moses start to prepare the people of Israel for the changing of leadership. With this change of leadership we get a glimpse of why we need a better prophet. We hope this sermon blesses you.
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Year Thru the Bible". We have the privilege of hearing from Dr. Ben Skipper on the topic of how and why the tabernacle was built with specific instructions. We hope this sermon blesses you.
After Moses leads the Israelites out of Egypt the Lord gives them the 10 commandments. The 10 commandments show them how to live prosperous lives. We hope this sermon blesses you.
This sermon is a continuation in our series Year Thru The Bible, looking at The Passover in Exodus 12.
As we end our time in Genesis we are given the story of Joseph reuniting with his brothers. God will use everything terrible in Josephs life to save his family. We hope this sermon blesses you.
This sermon is a continuation in our series Year Thru The Bible looking at a story from the life of Jacob in Genesis 29.
As we continue in our current series "Year Thru the Bible" we watch as Abraham is obedient to God in hardest questioned asked of a parent. We hope this sermon blesses you.
This sermon is the third sermon in our current series "Year Thru the Bible". In this sermon we will see Adam and Eve fall into sin and the promise that God gives to ultimately redeem His people.
This sermon is the second sermon in our current series "Year Thru the Bible". We hope this sermon blesses you.
This is the final sermon in our series in 1st & 2nd Kings looking at the lives of Elijah and Elisha.
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Elijah Elisha". As the King of Syria is plotting to take over Israel his plans continue to be thwarted by Elisha. We hope this sermon blesses you!
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Elijah Elisha". In this sermon Elisha seems to be following in Elijah's footsteps when a boy suddenly passes away and Elisha is needed to raise him from the dead. We hope this sermon blesses you.
In this sermon we witness the passing of the baton to Elisha from Elijah. Elijah had become a mentor & friend to Elisha, and now he's alone. Watch as Elisha continues in the faith and calls out to God. We hope this sermon blesses you.
This sermon is from our current series "Elijah Elisha". After Ahab dies his son inherits the throne, and scripture tells us that he walks in the way of his father. His idol worship gives us an understanding of idol worship in our own hearts and why King Jesus is our greatest hope. We hope this sermon blesses you!
In this sermon we will see King Ahab continue to in unrighteous decisions that will ultimately lead to a prophesy fulfilled. We will see God keep his promises even in tough passages. We hope this sermon blesses you.
This is the 6th sermon in our current series "Elijah Elisha". After King Ahab asks a local farmer for his land, chaos erupts, Jezebel gets involved, and evil seems to prevail. However, God has a different plan in mind. We hope this sermon blesses you!
This sermon is a continuation in our current series Elijah/Elisha. We see God call Elisha and how he then responds.
This sermon is the 4th sermon in our current series Elijah/Elisha. After Elijah works with God work to defeat the prophets of Baal, Elijah's life takes an unexpected turn. This sermon explores how God meets us in our lowest places.
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Elijah Elisha". This sermon walks through the battle between Elijah and the Prophets of Baal.
This sermon is the second teaching in our current series "Elijah Elisha". In this sermon Elijah has to trust God for more provision and gets to experience a miracle as well. We hope this sermon blesses you!
This sermon is the first teaching from our current series Elijah Elisha. This sermon is an introduction to who Elijah is and why he is such an important figure in the Christian story.
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Right on the Money". This sermon is about how God loves generosity.
Be Prepared is a continuation of our current series "Right on the Money". This sermon focuses on how Christians are called to prepare by saving resources.
Be Content is the first sermon in our current series "Right On the Money". This series focuses on how Christians are called to steward their money. We hope this series blesses you!
Our Family Discipleship Pastor, James McClenahan, preaches about the importance of telling the next generation the whole story of God from Psalm 78.
This is the last sermon in our series Aliens & Strangers looking at the life of Daniel.
Our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar, continues in our series Aliens & Strangers preaching in Daniel 3.
One of our elders, Tim Worstell, starts of our new series Aliens & Strangers in the book of Daniel.
One of our Outreach Partners, Dale Taylor, joined us to preach and update us on the work he is doing.
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Faith That Works: James". In this sermon Pastor Chris digs into worldly wisdom vs. Godly wisdom. We hope this blesses you.
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Faith That Works: James". We hope this sermon blesses you in your walk with Christ.
Playing Favorites is a the fourth sermon in our current series "Faith That Works: James".
This sermon is a continuation in our series called "James, Faith that Works". This week covers James 1:17-27.
This sermon is a continuation in our series called "James, Faith that Works". This week covers verses 2-16 in chapter 1.
This past Sunday we began our new sermon series called "James, Faith that Works". James is often referred to as the Proverbs of the new testament. We hope this series blesses you with new insights.
This sermon is the last sermon in our current series "What's the Point". We hope this series has been helpful to understand who we are as a Church.
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "What's the Point". This series is designed to give you a deeper look into who we are and what we believe as a church.
For the next eight weeks LifePoint will be walking through our core values. We hope this series gives you a deeper understanding of who we are, and what we believe.
As Advent begins we are starting a new series called "ChristMESS". Each Sunday we will through the stories of different people involved in the birth of Jesus.
As we pause between sermon series, Tim Worstell walked the church through what it means to be Elder & Deacon lead.
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Beginnings". The passage focuses on the story of Cain and Abel.
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Beginnings". This sermon focuses on scriptures from Genesis 2:18-3:15.
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Beginnings". The passage of focus for this sermon is Genesis 2:4-15.
This sermon is a continuation from our current series Beginnings. This sermon is from the passage in Genesis 2:1-3.
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Beginnings". This sermon focuses on scripture from Genesis 1:26-28
This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Beginnings". This sermon focuses on Genesis 1-25.
This sermon is the start of our new series "Beginnings". This series walks through the first 11 chapters of Genesis.
This was a continuation of our series "Summer on the Mount", preached by our Pastor Chris Winegar. The main text was from Matthew 7:21-27. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This was a continuation of our series "Summer on the Mount", preached by our Pastor Chris Winegar. The main text was from Matthew 7:1-6. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This was a continuation of our series "Summer on the Mount", preached by our Pastor Chris Winegar. The main text was from Matthew 6:19-34. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This was a continuation of our series "Summer on the Mount", preached by our Elder Dr. Joe Metcalf. The main text was from Matthew 6:1-6;16-18. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This was a continuation of our series "Summer on the Mount", preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text was from Matthew 5:21-48. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This was a continuation of our series "Summer on the Mount", preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text was from Matthew 5:17-20. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This was the first sermon of our new series "Summer on the Mount", preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text was from Matthew 5:1-12. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This was continuation of our sermon series "God is _____", preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text was from 1 John 4. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This was continuation of our sermon series "God is _____", preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text was from Romans 3. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This was continuation of our sermon series "God is _____", preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text was Psalm 139. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This was continuation of our sermon series "God is _____", preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text was Ephesians 1. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This was continuation of our sermon series "God is _____", preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text was Psalm 33. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This was the first sermon of our new series "God is ______", preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text was Isaiah 6:1-8. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This was continuation of our sermon series #GR8, preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text was Romans 8:35-39. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This was continuation of our sermon series #GR8, preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text was Romans 8:31-34. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This was continuation of our sermon series #GR8, preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text was Romans 8:26-30. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This was a stand alone sermon preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text was Revelation 21 & 22. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This was continuation of our sermon series #GR8, preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text was Romans 8:18-25. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This was continuation of our sermon series #GR8, preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text was Romans 8:14-17. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This was continuation of our sermon series #GR8, preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text was Romans 8:9-13. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This was continuation of our sermon series #GR8, preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text was Romans 8:5-8. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This was continuation of our sermon series #GR8, preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text was Romans 8:1-4. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This was the first sermon of our new series #GR8, preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. This was an overview of Romans. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This sermon was the last sermon of our series "Who's Your One?", preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text for this sermon was Matthew 28:16-20. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This sermon was a continuation of our series "Who's Your One?", preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text for this sermon was Mark 2:1-12. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This sermon was a continuation of our series "Who's Your One?", preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text for this sermon was Luke 10:25-37. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This sermon was a continuation of our series "Who's Your One?", preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text for this sermon was Luke 11:1-4. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This sermon was the start of our series "Who's Your One?", preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text for this sermon was Matthew 4:18-22. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This sermon was a stand alone sermon preached by Jordan Suckstorf. The main text for this sermon was Acts 17. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This sermon was a continuation in our series DAVID, preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text for this sermon was 2 Samuel 22:1-19. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This sermon was a continuation in our series DAVID, preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text for this sermon was 2 Samuel 24:1-15. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This sermon was a continuation in our series DAVID, preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text for this sermon was 2 Samuel 13:1-17. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This sermon was a continuation in our series DAVID, preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text for this sermon was 2 Samuel 12:1-15 and Psalm 51. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This sermon was a continuation in our series DAVID, preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text for this sermon was 2 Samuel 11:1-27. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This sermon was a continuation in our series DAVID, preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text for this sermon was 2 Samuel 9:1-11. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This sermon was a continuation in our series DAVID, preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text for this sermon was 2 Samuel 7:1-22. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This sermon was a continuation in our series DAVID, preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text for this sermon was 2 Samuel 2-5. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This sermon was a continuation in our series DAVID, preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text for this sermon was 1 Samuel 28:3-20 and 31:1-13. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This sermon was a continuation in our series DAVID, preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text for this sermon was 1 Samuel 24:2-12. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This sermon was a continuation in our series DAVID, preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text for this sermon was 1 Samuel 18:1-30. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This sermon was a continuation in our series DAVID, preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text for this sermon was 1 Samuel 17:1-54. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This sermon was a continuation in our series DAVID, preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text for this sermon was 1 Samuel 16:1-13. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This sermon was the first sermon in our series DAVID, preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text for this sermon was 1 Samuel 8:1-22. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This sermon was a continuation in our series Why We Do What We Do, preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text for this sermon was Hebrews 10:19-25. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This sermon was a continuation in our series Why We Do What We Do, preached by Josh Case. Josh was our Intern for the summer. The main text for this sermon was Genesis 12. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This sermon was a continuation in our series Why We Do What We Do, preached by Chris Winegar. The main text for this sermon was Acts 2 and 1 Corinthians 12. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This sermon was a continuation in our series Why We Do What We Do, preached by Charley Tynes. The main text for this sermon was Ephesians 5:18-21 & Colossians 3:16. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This sermon was a continuation in our series Why We Do What We Do, preached by a visiting pastor, Andy Swart. Andy is the Teaching Pastor of The Mount Church in Keller, Texas. The main text for this sermon was Nehemiah 8:1-8. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This sermon was a continuation of our series Why We Do What We Do, preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text for this sermon was chapters 6-8 of Acts. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.
This sermon was the first in our series Why We Do What We Do, preached by our Lead Pastor, Chris Winegar. The main text for this sermon was Deuteronomy 6. Find out more about our church at www.lifepointne.com.