LifePoint Church Podcast

Give It All ( Mark 12:41-44) | Pastor Rod Loy

In last week's sermon, we are challenged to intentionally focus on one of four areas for personal growth: knowing God, finding freedom, discovering purpose, and making a difference, reflecting on our experiences and progress. Delving into the condition of our hearts regarding finances, the sermon emphasized the stress financial troubles can cause in relationships and the importance of aligning our attitudes and actions with God's will in this area. Drawing from Mark 12:41-44, Pastor Rod Loy highlights the significance of sacrificial giving and the unseen kingdom potential in every gift, urging us to examine our priorities and embrace generosity in all aspects of life, both financial and spiritual.

I SAID YES TO JESUS! NOW, WHAT? | Pastor Mike Burnette

In Pastor Mike Burnette's sermon titled "I SAID YES TO JESUS! NOW, WHAT?" he challenged us to reflect on our journey of faith. Using the acronym ABCD, he emphasized the importance of Acknowledging one's need for a Savior, Believing in the Gospel story, Confessing both sins and belief in Jesus as Lord, and emphasizing "D" for Doing what God says. Through scripture and personal reflection, we are encouraged to deepen our commitment to Christ and explore avenues for spiritual growth within LifePoint's framework of knowing God, finding freedom, discovering purpose, and making a difference.

Resurrection Gives Me New Life (Romans 6) | Pastor Mike Burnette

Reflecting on the essence of Easter, contemplate where you first encountered Jesus and what resurrection signifies in your life. Delve into resurrection narratives beyond Jesus, pondering why He performed such miracles. As we celebrate Easter, explore how the concept of resurrection intertwines with personal sacrifice, sin, and new life, questioning your worthiness of its gift.

A Proverbs 31 Woman (Proverbs 31:10-31) | Pastors Mike & Stephanie Burnette

In this sermon, Pastor Mike and Stephanie Burnette emphasize the importance of not placing our value solely on external appearance but instead focusing on cultivating inner qualities that are pleasing to God. They encourages us to consider what criteria we prioritize in relationships and encourage investment in traits outlined in Proverbs 31, such as trustworthiness, kindness, strength, faith, and diligence. By emphasizing inner beauty and character over external appearance, the sermon inspires us to pursue qualities that align with God's will for our lives.

Rest in God Begins with Trust in God (Proverbs 3:5-8) | Pastor Elmer Cañas Jr.

Following the Warning Signs of God (Proverbs 4:14-15) | Pastor Mike Burnette

In Pastor Mike Burnette's sermon, he underscores the significance of heeding God's warning signs, as highlighted in Proverbs 4:14-15, urging us to stay within the boundaries set by God. Reflecting on these verses, he challenges listeners to guard their hearts, eyes, mouths, and paths, ensuring alignment with God's direction. Through steps like devotion to Jesus, being filled with the Holy Spirit, and repentance, Pastor Mike guides us in establishing healthy practices and boundaries, urging them to align their lives with God's will and avoid straying into areas of temptation and disobedience.

How Righteousness Changes the World (Proverbs 29:2) | Pastor Mike Burnette

This week in our Words of Wisdom series, Pastor Mike emphasizes that the Church is the hope of the world and challenges listeners to reflect on where they place their hope. He reminds believers of their empowerment by the Holy Spirit to be ambassadors of the Gospel and encourages them to embrace their identity as beacons of hope and righteousness in their spheres of influence. Pastor Mike stresses that righteousness, rooted in faith in Christ, defines our posture before God and shapes our interactions in the world, urging listeners to actively pursue righteousness in their lives and communities through prayer, preaching, and promoting God's kingdom.

Build Your House on Words of Wisdom (Proverbs 24:3-4) | Pastor Mike Burnette

In a world filled with misquotes and worldly proverbs, we often find ourselves tempted to rely on human wisdom rather than God's Word. As we reflect on Proverbs 24:3-4, we're challenged to consider how we're building our lives—whether it's with the fleeting wisdom of the world or the eternal wisdom of God. Let's be intentional about allowing God to be the architect and builder of our lives, ensuring that every aspect, from the framing to the power supply, is rooted in His wisdom and maintained by His grace.

The Fear of God | Pastor Mike Burnette

I'm thrilled to delve into a powerful message centered around a prevalent theme in Proverbs: "The Fear of God." With an abundance of insights to share, I'm eager to dispel misconceptions surrounding this concept, recommend an impactful book by John Bevere titled "The Awe of God," and discuss how to truly embody a life lived in reverence for the Almighty. It's not about living in terror, but rather embracing a profound sense of awe, wonder, and delight in the magnificence of our loving Creator, who desires nothing more than closeness with each of us.

Evaluating Our Heart | Pastor Beau Jensen

In Pastor Beau's sermon titled "EVALUATING OUR HEART: A SPIRITUAL CHECKUP," he emphasizes the importance of safeguarding our hearts, drawing parallels between physical and spiritual maintenance. He delves into the significance of the heart, not only as a vital organ but also as the center of our emotions, will, and identity, urging listeners to prioritize its protection. Through practical strategies like daily scripture reading, prayer, confession, community involvement, and serving others, he highlights the transformative power of a well-guarded heart, ultimately advocating for a lifestyle change rooted in spiritual renewal and alignment with God's will.