Lake Point Church Sermons

Jackson Grant closes out this series called, "Jesus is the Question". Jesus is the answer, but He asked a lot of questions. Those questions are still for us today. What question is Jesus asking you?

Teaching Pastor, Jackson Grant, shares the question that Jesus asked, "Do you want to get well?" It was a question to a man who was sick and lame in the Bible. However, it's also a question for us today. What areas in your life do you need to be well? Take a listen to this inspiring message.

In this final message of the "You Can Go to Hell" series, Pastor Frank Bennett uses scripture on how you can say "no" to Hell. We condemn ourselves to Hell because of sin. But we can escape Hell through the blood of Jesus. We can also encourage others to say "Hell, No"

On this Father's Day, Pastor Frank Bennett shares a powerful message entitled "How To Lead Your Kids To Hell". That's not the goal of any father. However, there are many Dads out there who may not realize that they're leading their kids to Hell. What are the signs? Take a listen to this message in our You Can Go To Hell series.

In this second message of the "You Can Go to Hell" series, Pastor Frank Bennett gives a clear warning about trying to escape Hell through our own means. Many people think they have a get-out-of-hell free card. Listen to this message to find out if your life is really headed toward Heaven or Hell.

God will often ask us to go on a journey. Those journeys may include temptations to help us grow in our faith. Using the story of Jesus being led on journey in the wilderness, Student Minister Joe Salvatore shares some practical applications for us today.

In this final message of the Divine Direction series, Pastor Frank Bennett shares that connecting and trusting are indicators we are following the Divine Directions given to us by God through the Holy Spirit.

On this Mother's Day, Pastor Frank Bennett shares a key element to our divine direction trip. We must not forget to serve others while we're seeking direction. A story in the Bible about a Mom's lunch helps us to apply and see the benefits of serving like Mom.

In week two of our Divine Direction series, Pastor Frank Bennett shares the question that many of us have asked, "Should I stay or should I go?" This is a very difficult question. The Bible gives some insight as to how we can navigate through this difficult direction.

It’s the small choices no one sees that result in the big impact everyone wants. Most of us struggle to connect the small choices we’re constantly making with the big differences we want to see in our lives. In this first message of the Divine Direction series, Pastor Frank Bennett shares that small choices are as simple as starting and stopping.

In this Easter message, Pastor Frank Bennett shares a unique angle on the empty tomb. Most people don't like empty. When we see or feel emptiness, we often will fill it with something. This is a sign we are running from our emptiness. If we linger around empty, perhaps God has something to teach us about Himself and about ourselves.

Too often we put our own spin on what we want to get out of Christianity to make ourselves look or feel better, when in reality, it's contradictory to everything the bible says. During this series, Jackson Grant intends to take the filter off of Christianity and see it for what Jesus intended it to be.

Too often we put our own spin on what we want to get out of Christianity to make ourselves look or feel better, when in reality, it's contradictory to everything the bible says. During this series, Jackson Grant intends to take the filter off of Christianity and see it for what Jesus intended it to be.

Too often we put our own spin on what we want to get out of Christianity to make ourselves look or feel better, when in reality, it's contradictory to everything the bible says. During this series, Jackson Grant intends to take the filter off of Christianity and see it for what Jesus intended it to be.

In this final message of our Simplify series, Pastor Frank Bennett encourages us to simplify our identity. The most effective way you can simplify your life is to find out who you really are and live it. But you may not know who you are because you’re caught having to pretend someone you’re not. When you know your purpose in Christ, you no longer need to pretend.

In this second sermon of our Simplify series, Pastor Frank Bennett shares the importance of simplifying our burdens. We lay upon ourselves heavy burdens we're not designed to carry. Burdens like our schedule, our distraction, our worries, and even our sin.

We all could make our lives more simple. It's natural to think that removing obligations and clutter is the solution. While that does help, it's more important that we prioritize the big items first, leaving less room in our capacity for all the other items that fill up our day and our minds. We hope you enjoy this simple sermon from Pastor Frank Bennett.

In this final message of our Creed series, Teaching Pastor Jackson Grant shares the important difference between general hope and ultimate hope. We get in trouble when we place our ultimate hope in things and in people here on earth. Our only ultimate hope is to live with Jesus in Heaven for eternity.

In week seven, pastor Frank Bennett talks about the section of the Creed that says "I believe in the Holy Spirit, the Holy Church, the communion of all the saints, and the forgiveness of sin". This powerful message reminds us that the Holy Spirit guides us and speaks to us. Video: https://youtu.be/98NU_pEHJfk

In this sixth message of the Creed Series, we focus on the phrase, "He ascended to Heaven and sits at the right hand of the Father. He will return to judge the living and the dead." Pastor Frank Bennett reminds us that Jesus needed to ascend to Heaven in order to give us the Holy Spirit. Jesus can do more from Heaven than if He remained on earth. We are reminded that Jesus will return to take us home. Video: https://youtu.be/eOsmFybFvBQ