LifePointe Church Sermon of the Week

In this sermon, Pastor Drew Meyer encourages us to see the Word of God as being a light that illuminates God's best for us. When we submit ourselves humbly to God's word we can begin to see others and the world more accurately.

The food of the Kingdom is the Word of God. It sustains, strengthens and satisfies. In this message, Pastor Drew Meyer encourages us to read the Bible in the way God intended us to - as our nourishment and source of life for each and every day.

God has a love for us that is higher, deeper, wider and greater than we could ever imagine. He has revealed to us His love by giving us the Bible as a collection of love letters, written throughout a story that tells of His sacrificial, unending love. We have the opportunity to open up those love letters every morning and receive it. In this message, Pastor Drew Meyer encourages us to step into the revelation of God's kindness and love by seeing the Bible from a fresh, new perspective.

His word is a lamp unto our feet and a light unto our path, but yet most times we approach the Bible as if it were any other book. In this message, Pastor Drew Meyer encourages us to contend for something greater as we open up His word and see the Bible as the revelation of who God is. God wants us to discover more as we read, and through practical wisdom and application, we can discover this daily for ourselves.

This message is from our Sunday Night Service with our guest speaker, Dick Schroeder. In this podcast, Dick encourages us to step into a greater depth of listening to God's voice by sharing stories and personal encounters throughout his life.

Christ invites us to come to the well of living water and to draw from it all that we need. In this podcast, Pastor Drew digs deeper into Philippians 3:8-15 and brings us to a greater understanding of the intimacy and abundance that Christ has available for us. Be encouraged to go daily to the well to draw stability and strength for what lies ahead.

The rhythms of your life can create an invitation to know Christ more. In this sermon, Pastor Drew unpacks the importance of establishing a healthy rhythm in your life to discover more intimacy in your walk with God.

Jesus calls to us and says, “Anyone who is thirsty may come to me and drink (John 7:37-38).” And that thirst is only satisfied in relationship with God. He has designed us for relationship with Him. Over the next several weeks we will be talking about the daily intimate relationship available in Christ.

Paul prays a prayer that we would come know the power of God that is available to us as believers (Ephesians 1:19-23). Pastor Kyle brings a word of encouragement about the power of God for our daily lives.

As life comes at us it’s easy to get sucked into cynicism, doubt, unbelief, or fear. God didn’t created us for that. In fact, Christ gives us a hope that can change the way we see the world around us. This week, we talk about two ways in which believers can begin seeing their lives through the lens of hope.

God wants to wake us up to discover more of who He is and who He's created us to be. This week, we talk about the spiritual work that Christ wants to bring each of us into. Relationship is God's aim and He is giving us a clear invitation to discover more of that relationship.

Our life in Christ is a life of unending discovery.