Lifepoint Church Indy Sermons

Only in seeking and knowing God through his Word; ultimately in Jesus Christ, is there true freedom and everlasting joy.

God in his mercy is calling us to seek him, to forsake our ways and return to him. He has given us his Word so that we might understand his love and grace, and nothing is more effective in our coming to Jesus Christ than hearing/reading his Word in...

Acknowledging sin and confessing leads to joy and peace of mind. We hide ourselves in Christ, and we find our true selves in a relationship with God through Christ.

There is no shame in crying out to God for vindication, but final justice lies in the hands of God, and no other. Seek comfort and justice from God alone.

When we know God, we see a clearer picture of who we are. Such a vision calls us to seek purity and leads to the desire to pour out our faults before God so that we may be made clean.

We are all sinners. King David's confession of Psalm 51 goes beyond the confession of his sins of lying, committing adultery and killing to the heart of the matter; he sinned against God and only God can save him.

Though the world is still surely “fallen,” Jesus Christ currently reigns, and through the church he is spreading his righteous rule.

There is a peace that can only be known when we simply trust and let God be in control.

As followers of God (of Christ, in our setting today), we can know that once we are in the Lord, we are in the Lord forever. He is our keeper, we do not keep ourselves.

The Lord is worthy of all honor, glory and praise! We are to praise the LORD our entire life and throughout eternity. The LORD is our help and our hope.

God is never far from us. He has promised us his presence, and in that presence is joy, peace, and safety. Remind yourself: If you know Christ, God dwells in you!

God hears our cries of repentance and responds to them with grace and mercy.

Life in relationship to God gives us both a present faith and a future hope. Live wisely now—but set your hope firmly in heaven.

Trust in God, who is faithful and true and is to be exalted. All forms of idolatry are worthless and futile and we hold on to them at our peril. We were created to worship only God.

Psalm 42 provides a beautiful example of how, in times of suffering and despair, we can still remain hopeful and obedient in praising and trusting in God.

Those who seek the Lord are doubly blessed, both in this life and the life to come. Those who seek their own way will perish. God has set before everyone two choices. Choose life!

Followers of Jesus Christ are to pray in faith, confess our sins to one another and to God, and to reach out to others. Confession, healing and salvation all are rooted in PRAYER.

Christ is returning. Waiting on that day requires patience and endurance. As we wait we need to continue to live lives that honor the Lord.

Judgment awaits for those who willfully reject the Savior and instead place their hope in riches in the last days. As believers we are to practice humility, self-sacrifice, and generosity.