Lifepoint Christian Church Podcast

Special guest speaker, Andrea Krazeise, director of the Sanford and Oviedo Crisis Pregnancy Center, gives a special message honoring life in all it's forms.

This week we started a new teaching series in the Old Testament book of Habakkuk. The raw emotion and words of Habakkuk are striking in that they are honest and real. 

 This is part three in a series about who we strive to be as a church family. Enjoy! 

When Jesus came into the world people were able to experience "Immanuel" for the first time - God With Us. And while "God With Us" is certainly good - "Christ In You" is a million times better. Find out what God's true mission for Jesus was and why Christmas is a perfect opportunity to learn the difference between "God With Us" and "Christ In You."  God Bless!

Ever feel like you pray but receive few (if any) answers? Does it seem like God spoke to people very clearly long ago but barely utters a word today? In this message by LifePoint Elder JJ West, we see how God speaks to us and how we can respond to Him when He does. 

Ever wonder what it was like to travel towards Bethlehem with only a star as your guide? In this week's message, Pastor Phil, steps into the sandals (literally) of a 1st century Magi to recount the tale. Merry Christmas!

Many people in today's society I'm living in darkness. Not physical darkness, but spiritual darkness. The most important question each of us must ask ourselves is, "where do I find light?" In the first message of three in this new teaching series, Pastor Phil talks about how God sent Jesus into this world to be the one, true light.

Lifepoint Christian Church presents: You are the invitation! Luke chapter 14, verses 15 through 24.

Looking beyond the command, it is important to look on both sides of this thing we call “Baptism”. Understanding what it means to be “drenched in the Holy Spirit."

Paul puts his own personal mark on the last few ideas in this very important letter. Find out what he has to say about the importance of the gospel and our temptation to boast about our own actions

We have the freedom to sow to the Spirit or to the flesh and when we use that freedom to choose and to sow, read Galatians 6, 7-10 so you can choose wisely!

What are we called to do if we see a brother or sister in Christ that is caught up in a sin? This is a critical part of our growth in Christ as it is part of how God has instructed us to "stay in step with the Spirit." But beware, it's not easy to step up and speak the truth. It's even harder to hear it.

This week we finish up our section on the Acts of the Flesh vs. The Fruits of The Spirit. There's a surprising twist in our scripture, however, when we come to find out exactly who is in charge of our spiritual growth as believers. I'll give you a hint. It's not you. Listen and be encouraged!  

Ever feel like there's a battle inside of you? Like you want to do the right thing but somehow against logic and reason you end up dropping the ball making a bad decision? It's been happening since the dawn of time. As it turns out, there is a battle inside you. A battle between the Flesh and The Spirit. They are dead-set against eachother and the question is, how can we listen to one and not the other?

This week we continue our long-running teaching series in the book of Galatians. 

The Bible says so much about money. More than 800 Bible verses address the issue. Of the 29 parables that Jesus taught, more than half of them were on the topic of money. The truth is that when it comes to money, God is in control. How can we trust that? How can believe that? In this message, Pastor Phil shares 3 keys to trusting God financially.

We can learn the greatest of lessons from the smallest of God's creatures. Take a listen and find out how to save and invest money by observing the behavior of the humble Formicidae, a.k.a. the ANT.

Would you believe that God cares more about the money that you DON'T give to the church than we DO give. Don't believe me? Come to LifePoint on September 1st and find out!

It's easy to fall into the habit of pleasing others before pleasing God. But what is the effect of trying to make other humans happy when the task is so hard? Does it have something to do with a God-given desire to receive glory, commendation, or approval?