18 Years: One Priority. Of First Importance.

22-1003: LifePoint Church exists to glorify God and make Jesus known by leading people to be real Christ-followers in life together. LifePoint aims to never forget where we’ve come from because every year has been a testimony to God’s grace. And where we are as a church today, and all that is before us,...

A Reflection on Orphan Care Sunday

LifePoint Church celebrated orphan care this past Sunday. The day was a powerful time of glory in worship, proclamation, celebration and testimony as the Spirit was very strong in our services. A hundred and twenty people attended a luncheon immediately following services that included more testimonies, a panel discussion, and a time of Q...

Supplication

LifePoint recently completed a weeklong prayer campaign. We focused on two aspects of prayer and two kinds of praying. Our theme for the week stated: “Prayer is the first act of love, the first labor of mission.” Intercession is the first act of love, where we seek to bring God to the needs of people,...

Human Trafficking in Southwest Missouri

Human trafficking blows across the Ozarks leaving destruction comparable to natural disasters, affecting thousands annually, yet remains largely unrecognized. Springfield Business Journal recently published an opinion article entitled “Human Trafficking is big business in the Ozarks”. The article confronts the prevalent opinion that the Ozarks couldn’t possibly be that affected by this criminal industry....

Church planting challenges, part 1

Church planting creates chaos and confusion. I am reminded of this reality any time I get near a church plant or listen to a church planter. People hate chaos and confusion. The demand of leadership can cause an intense aversion to it. I am convinced that this is one main reason why so many leaders steer clear...

Five common areas for gospel potency.

LifePoint Church has recently completed a five-week study on what we call “Ethos” — how Christian identity and stewardship create a defining characteristic among the body of Christ. The final week, this past Sunday, I preached on the gospel as the source, or seed, that grows this distinctive Christ-like DNA. Groups are currently enjoying fellowship...

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