Lifepoint Church Indy Sermons

We can only know so much about God from general revelation. We need special revelation, and good teaching, in order to know the specifics of His saving power. Know God through His word. Recall His great works. Tell others.

We wait for God to go before us, and then we follow in obedience.

God is great. God is Good. God is Forgiving, and He never forgets. As Rahab did, put ALL your trust in God and nothing else.

Half the battle is being ready. Those who are settled need to help those who are not. We are called to help fellow believers reach their goal; let us come alongside our brothers and sisters in Christ.

God is a faithful God. Where he leads, he provides, and he will be with us during the challenges of our lives.

We're running a race to the finish. The Christian is called to endure; drifting away from the faith, giving up, burning out - these are the seeds choked by weeds or falling on rock that Jesus was talking about in his parable. Paul wrote to...

To move from idolatry to worship there must be not only a turning from sin and the idolatry fueling the sin, but also a turning to serve the living and true God. We must make pleasing God our primary motivation.

God speaks primarily through words. That's how he's chosen to communicate with us. If we do not take up those words and read, our ability to grow in the faith will be severely hampered. Let's make study of Scripture a primary goal...

In this concluding sermon of our Advent Series we look at WHO God is; the primary reason Jesus appeared was so that we could see and understand God more deeply. What is God like? what words can we use to describe Him? We find a clear explanation in...

The death of Jesus was planned and executed by God the Father and submitted to by God the Son. Jesus was not duped. The goal of Christ followers is also the loss of life (or at least the ownership of it), in order that we too may gain eternal life.

Jesus came at the right time to save us, historically and spiritually. The time was “full.” He lived under the law of God to save those under the law, so that we might become sons of God.

Jesus took on flesh so that he might make a way for us to come to the Father. By his coming down, he has been raised up, and one day every knee will bow to him.

The death of Jesus was planned. The Incarnation led to the Crucifixion and the Resurrection. There was a purpose in it all. Accept the once for all sacrifice on your behalf.

Hospitality is a mark, a ministry, and a measure of God's people. It is something we should continually seek and engage in with joy. It is rooted in the character of God, required for the sake of provision and encouragement among believers and...

We must help one another along in the faith. If we cannot speak the truth to one another, we cannot contend together. If we let love be our guide, all will be safe.

God has a big heart. Bigger than ours. We must learn to offer mercy and forgiveness to one another. We must learn to accept repentance. We must learn to love one another as God has loved us.

We worship God and nothing else. If our lives are geared in any way differently than this, we must deal with our idolatry.

Life together in the church does not have to be complicated, just well-rounded and heartfelt. Such ministry often leads to good evangelism and non-believers becoming believers. We may not look like or practice all the ways of the early church today...

In our passage for today, James is writing to his fellow believers who were facing extreme trials, many who were suffering greatly because of their faith in Christ, encouraging them to pray, to reach out to one another for support, and to stand...

Our confidence in our eternal salvation is rooted in the blood of Jesus Christ, whose life, death and resurrection unites all believers. As his church we need to continually draw near to God, hold fast to the hope we have in him, and stir up one...