LifePoint Church Podcast

STAND FIRM, MOVE FORWARD (Timothy 3:10–17) | Pastor Elmer Cañas Jr.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of living a godly life by following strong spiritual examples, especially in a culture that often pushes against biblical values. It challenges believers to stand firm in their faith, grow through trials, and stay anchored in God’s unchanging Word. Ultimately, it calls the church to be equipped by Scripture, live with conviction, and press forward—against the wind.

Staying Vigilant in Troubled Times (2 Timothy 3:1-9) | Pastor Willie Simpson

In this sermon “Staying Vigilant in Troubled Times” urges believers to remain spiritually alert amid a morally chaotic and deceptive culture that reflects the warnings in 2 Timothy 3. Pastor Willie emphasizes the danger of counterfeit faith and worldly influences—especially through technology—and calls Christians to pursue genuine transformation through God’s power, not just religious appearances. Ultimately, the message challenges individuals, especially parents and spiritual leaders, to guard their homes, choose godly influences, and live differently as part of God’s called-out people.

We are Growing and Maturing in The Faith (2 Timothy 2:14-26) | Pastor Mike Burnette

This sermon emphasizes the importance of our words and actions in reflecting our identity as God's people, urging believers to guard their speech and live in a way that honors Him. It challenges Christians to actively pursue righteousness, mature spiritually, and remove anything dishonorable from their lives to be used effectively by God. The message concludes with a call to deeper submission, service, and repentance, highlighting God's desire to use willing and mature believers for His purpose.

Because He Lives, I Can Face Some Suffering! (2 Timothy 2.8-13) | Pastor Mike Burnette

In this sermon, Pastor Mike draws from 2 Timothy 2, to emphasize the call for Christians to endure suffering with purpose, staying focused on the risen Jesus as both their strength and example. He reminds listeners that suffering—whether personal, social, or even physical—is part of faithfully following Christ and is often used by God to advance His kingdom and reach others. Ultimately, believers are urged to stay intimately connected with Jesus, living and reigning with Him now and forever, because He lives.

Pass It On ( 2 Timothy 2:1-7) | Pastor Mike Burnette

This sermon emphasizes the importance of growing strong in God’s grace through consistent time in His Word and prayer, then passing on what we receive to others through mentorship and evangelism. Drawing from 2 Timothy 2, it challenges believers to live with the discipline of a soldier, the integrity of an athlete, and the perseverance of a farmer as they share the Gospel. Ultimately, the message calls the church to become a "Pass It On" community, empowered by God to impact others and endure through trials.

Strong In The Faith, And Faithful ( 2 Timothy 1:8-18) | Pastor Mike Burnette

This sermon encourages believers to live boldly and unashamed of their faith, taking pride in the Gospel and the Church while standing firm in their convictions despite cultural pressure or potential suffering. Drawing from 2 Timothy 1, it emphasizes passing down faith through spiritual generations, being filled and led by the Holy Spirit, and guarding God’s work in our lives with strength and devotion. The message closes by challenging listeners to focus on uplifting, “Fresh Air” friendships and to choose to be a life-giving, faithful presence in the lives of others.

From Whom All Blessings Flow | Pastor Mike Burnette

In this sermon Pastor Mike begins the series 2 Timothy by emphasizing that all blessings flow from God, using the Doxology as both inspiration and declaration. It highlights three main sources of God’s blessings: the guidance of spiritual mentors, the legacy of a godly family, and the active presence of the Holy Spirit. The pastor challenges listeners to recognize and cultivate these blessings in their lives and become a blessing to others.

 

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“Jesus, Why Did You Tell Us to Do This Great Work?” | Pastor Beau Jensen

This sermon emphasizes that Jesus gave us the Great Commission—to go and make disciples—not just as a task, but as a transformative purpose that shapes our identity, calling, and faith. Through biblical examples and personal stories, the message highlights that God chooses to work through ordinary, imperfect people to accomplish extraordinary things. Ultimately, it reminds us that people matter deeply to God, and reaching even just one person with the Gospel can have an eternal ripple effect.

"Jesus Why Did You Have To Die?" | Pastor Mike Burnette

This Easter sermon passionately proclaims the central message of Christianity: that Jesus, the Son of God, died a brutal death on the cross to pay for the sins of all humanity, fulfilling God’s plan of redemption and defeating the power of sin and death. It emphasizes that Jesus' resurrection is the cornerstone of our faith, offering not only forgiveness but transformation, freedom, and new life through the power of His blood. The preacher invites listeners to receive this gift personally, reminding them that God's plan of salvation is deeply personal—Jesus did it all for you.

Why Do You Ask Me to Guard my Heart, Jesus? | Pastor Mike Burnette

Pastor Mike challenged the cultural message of "following your heart," urging believers instead to follow Jesus, who isn’t following our personal feelings or desires. The sermon emphasized guarding, submitting, and transforming our hearts through God’s Word, confession, and delighting in Him. By honestly examining the condition of our hearts and aligning our lives with God’s will, we can avoid spiritual indifference and produce lasting, godly fruit.