Lifepoint Church Indy Sermons

In Genesis 3:20-24 we see that God is both active in removing sin from His good creation and in providing a way back to Himself from our exile. Come home. Return from exile.

A walk-through of Philippians 4:4-9, where the apostle Paul exhorts us to rejoice, to not be anxious, to be people of prayer, to be filled with thanksgiving, to think on beautiful ideas, and, in the practice of all these things, to know God's peace.

God's world is beautifully broken and this is evidence of both His holiness and His holy love.

A great drama begins in Genesis 3:14-15. Satan’s interference in the relationship between God and his people brings brutal consequences, and unimaginable hope.

There is no hiding from God. We are laid bare before the eyes of our creator. This is good news for the righteous, and bad new for everyone, and everything else

God is good. Satan is a murderer and a liar. He hates God and he hates you. He wants to destroy your life. Know and trust God's word.

Marriage is God's good gift to humanty, but it is not ultimate. The two become one for the glory of God and showcase to the world the covenant-keeping love of God in Christ.

God established man in a fertile world and gave him everything he needed to thrive, to work, and to worship. There was an intentionality in the creation of humankind that eclipsed all other aspects of his creation.

The Sabbath is a gift to humankind--and to God's creation. We await the great Sabbath rest that God has promised to his people.

God has given us all we need to survive and flourish. We are called to push the boundaries of his kingdom outward, and to minister in his name and for his glory.

The universe, our world, and our lives begin with God. We owe our existence to God the Father through God the Son via God the Spirit, who created all things and gave them purpose and order.

We owe our existence, and thus, our submission, to God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, who created all things. We can believe confidently that all we see and know is by design.

None of us have arrived. We are all wrong about some things and have much to learn. The past is behind us; Christ calls us onward, and mature believers know this and press on to greater maturity without leaving others drowning in our wake

Luke's account of the birth of Jesus presents a sharp contrast between Caesar Augustus and the TRUE Savior of the world, gives through the shepherds an example of the type of people that Jesus came to save, and demonstrates through their response...

The coming of Christ, who brings division to the earth, fulfills the promises of God and leads to the praises of God’s people

The Psalms are the songbook of Israel, and the songs of Jesus the Messiah. God made a body for Jesus, and in the body he came to do the will of his Father. God's deliverance came through Jesus, and has not been hidden from us. Let us speak...

The Messiah who would come would be the perfect Man. God’s majesty is displayed in his creation; in the pinnacle of his creation (humankind). Ultimately, his majesty is displayed in his Son, Jesus Christ.