LifePoint Church | Norfolk, NE

<p>This sermon is a continuation of our current series "ACTS Part III".</p>

<p>This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Acts Part III".</p>

<p>This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Acts III". </p>

<p>This is the last sermon in our series "What's the Point?"</p>

<p>This sermon is a continuation of our current series "What's The Point?.</p>

<p>This sermon is a continuation of our current series "What's the Point?". </p>

<p>This sermon is a continuation of our current series "What's The Point?". We hope it blesses you!</p>

<p>This sermon is a continuation of our current series "What's the Point?".</p>

<p>This sermon is the first sermon in our new series "What's The Point?"</p>

<p>This sermon is a continuation of our Advent series "Do Not Be Afraid".</p>

<p>This sermon is a continuation of our current advent series "Do Not Be Afraid". </p>

<p>This sermon is a continuation of our current advent series "Do Not Be Afraid".</p>

<p>This sermon is the first sermon in our Advent series "Do Not Be Afraid".</p>

<p>This sermon is a continuation of our current series. We hope this sermon blesses you!</p>

<p>This sermon is a continuation of our current series Acts Part II. </p>

<p>This sermon is a continuation of our current series. </p>

<p>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. </p>

<p>As the church in Antioch grows, theological debates about salvation grow as well. We hope this sermon blesses you! </p>

<p>This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Act Part II". </p>

<p>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!</p>

<p>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!</p>

<p>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! </p>

<p>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!</p>

<p>This sermon is a continuation of our current series "ACTS Part ll". </p>

<p>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! </p>

<p>This sermon is the introduction to the second part of our series "ACTS". We hope this sermon blesses you!</p>

<p>This is the final sermon in our current series "Dear Church". The church at Laodicea is a warning to self sufficient churches. </p>

<p>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!</p>

<p>This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Dear Church". We hope this sermon blesses you!</p>

<p>As we continue our current series "Dear Church" we come across a church who tolerated a little too much.</p>

<p>Our of our Outreach Partners, Peter Tarantal, continues in our series Dear Church looking at Revelation 2 & 3.</p>

<p>This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Dear Church".</p>

<p>This past Sunday we wrapped up our current series "Jonah, The Prophet Who Never Really Got It". We hope this sermon blesses you. </p>

<p>This week we continued to look at the story of Jonah.</p>

<p>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.</p>

<p>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!</p>

<p>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. </p>

<p>In Acts 9 we learn about the infamous conversion of Saul from Tarsus. We hope this sermon blesses you!</p>

<p>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! </p>

<p>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. </p>

<p>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!!</p>

<p>This sermon is a continuation of our current series "Acts". In Acts 6 we see the early church struggle with growing pains.</p>

<p>He is Risen!! </p>

<p>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. </p>

<p>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. </p>

<p>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. </p>

<p>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!!</p>

<p>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!</p>

<p>As promised, Jesus sends the Holy Spirit to the disciples and the church is born. We hope this sermon blesses you!</p>