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LifePoint Church | Indianapolis (ARCHIVE)

LifePoint Church | Indianapolis (ARCHIVE) sermons

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Title: God's Internal CompassRef: Philippians 1:9-11Summary: How many of you have ever been in a situation where you felt lost, and you needed some direction? We all have. What we need, on a much grander scale... is a compass, a GPS... God's...

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Title: Don't miss the point. Ref: Philippians 1:3-8Summary: We all have the tendency to miss the point on a lot of things in our lives. But... if we get it right when it comes to following Jesus... then we no longer miss the point on anything...

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Title: Grace and Peace Ref: Acts 16:1-5, 40; Philippians 1:1-2Summary: In God's grand scheme of things... he has chosen His people to be instruments of His kingdom plan. We are called, set apart. We build close bonds and relationships with others...

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Title: Responding to injusticeRef: Acts 16:35-40Summary: Injustice happens... from big ways... to very small ways. The question we will wrestle with today is this ... when a follower of Jesus endures personally, or observes... very real injustice...

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Title: Before and after. Ref: Acts 16:33-34Summary: Don't we all love before and after stories? Extreme home makeover... or someone who loses 100 pounds? Well, the same is true in our lives as followers of Jesus. There is a before... and an...

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Title: Jesus knows best Ref: Acts 16:22-34 Summary: How many of you have ever used or heard the phrase... "Momma knows best"? Wise counsel, care-giving through pain, unconditional love. Well, moms are just modeling for us what Jesus...

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Title: I did not ask for this...Scripture: Acts 16:6-10, 22-34Summary: There are a lot of things in life that you do not… or did not … ask for. But sometimes we just get stuck there… we feel we are somehow owed an explanation… or a better result…or...

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Series:  Living in JOY Title: The Impact of TransformationRef: Acts 16:11-24Summary: Do you see the things in your life as limitations, obstacles, or as opportunities? Things like your financial status, your job, your age, your past, your race, your...

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Title: Navigating Change in 2022 Scriptures: Various Summary: Using a devotion from Rick Warren, we will be looking at 7 principles to help us navigate change in 2022. Regardless of what may be changing in your life, rest assured that Jesus is the...

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Title: Love ... a Family TraditionScripture: John 13:34-35Summary: For many of us, the Christmas season is full of traditions… both new and old… that create a link from the past to the present. We all have our favorites. But did you know that Jesus...

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As Eaglebrook discusses the topic of "Women In Leadership" at their Annual Membership Meeting, we first create some space for instruction, considering both sides of this hotly debated topic within the church.

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Elders are to be men of Christ-like character who are to be servant-leaders in the church, and deacons are to be men of Christ-like character who are to be leading-servants in the church. Both elders and deacons, along with the whole body of Christ...

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There are some aspects of both the antediluvian world and the spiritual realm that we do not fully understand. Nevertheless, we do know that humankind's natural bent since the Fall is away from God, not toward him.

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Although sin is increasing on the face of the earth, God sets about the task of providing for and preserving a godly lineage through Seth. Ultimately, God is preserving a line from which will arise a Messiah (Savior) for the world.

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There are two people: the offspring of the serpent and the offspring of the woman. One will be destroyed and forgotten while the other will live eternally with Christ.

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In Genesis 3:20-24 we see that God is both active in removing sin from His good creation and in providing a way back to Himself from our exile. Come home. Return from exile.

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A walk-through of Philippians 4:4-9, where the apostle Paul exhorts us to rejoice, to not be anxious, to be people of prayer, to be filled with thanksgiving, to think on beautiful ideas, and, in the practice of all these things, to know God's peace.