Lake Point Church Sermons

Just like the Star of Bethlehem, the "star" God asks us to follow will sometimes fade. But keep searching for the light, because your "star" is still there. If we choose not to follow the star God has for us, we are actually following the Death Star, a star that does not bring life into our situation. December 20, 2015

We each have a star God wants us to follow. In this message, Pastor Frank Bennett encourages us to name that star that represents our better marriage, better finances, better self-discipline, and so forth. But like the Christmas story, there is a Herod in your life trying to stop you. Listen to this message to find out how to recognize that Herod.

As we begin this Christmas season, Pastor Frank Bennett takes us on a journey to follow a star. God has given us stars to follow in our lives. What's holding you back? Like the wise men, following the star means to leave the familiar and face dangers. It's also a choice that may not make much sense. But God calls you to follow. Find encouragement in this message. 12/6/15

In this final message of the series, Pastor Frank Bennett shares how we can have boundary success and what that looks like as we develop it.

When building boundaries, it's important to know their effects on others and ourselves. We need to know what we are responsible to, and what we are responsible for. These boundary laws will be the foundation to our boundaries.

We will experience resistance as soon as we establish Biblical and healthy boundaries. It's important to identify these common resistance attempts to tear down your boundaries. You will have outside resistance and internal resistance. Pastor Frank Bennett shares the difference between these two sources.

In this exciting time in our church, we must have 2020 vision for the future. Pastor Frank Bennett shares his vision for Lake Point Church in the upcoming years.

We have all been affected by invitations, in positive and negative ways. Major events in your life have been the result of a simple invitation. As a believer in Jesus, we have the power to change the direction of someone's life for an eternity. This single sermon by Pastor Frank Bennett uses the story of the Palm Sunday to show us how to use this powerful invitation.

As we conclude our "Step into the Ring" series, Pastor Frank Bennett talks about the best ways to keep up our endurance as we defeat our enemy. March 13, 2016

As we enter our 3rd week of the "Step into the Ring" series, Pastor Frank Bennett talks about the equipment we need in our fight to knock our opponents out. March 6, 2016

There is an enemy waiting in the fight. We have to name our enemy and know our enemy before we can knock out our enemy. February 28, 2016

In this inspiring sermon, Pastor Frank Bennett leads us in examining the book of Judges. We focus on Samson, a mighty warrior who had it all--and lost it all.

We all experience chapters from Job's life. When fear, trouble, darkness, and insecurity invade our lives, we can have a response found in Chapter 11 in the Book of Job. This can lead to a broken identity or ego. But there is an alter ego God has for you, because you were made to be a masterpiece. You will found hope in the words from this passage and from this message. April 3, 2016

There are great things God may be calling you to do. But there are often people who oppose you that's holding you back. But there's something else holding you back from reaching the potential of where God wants you to be. It's your boats that can take you back to the life you were living. In this message by Pastor Frank Bennett, you will be encouraged to burn the ships. April 10, 2016

In this lesson, Pastor Frank Bennett speaks about how we balance our time. Are we spending it wisely? May 8, 2016

We all face pressure from our jobs, our kids, our teachers, our parents, and our coaches. This pressure can easily throw us off balance. In this first message of the Balance series, Pastor Frank Bennett shares some Biblical principals which will help us make adjustments in order to bring balance in our lives.

As you come to realize you matter to God, you matter to His purpose and plan, that you matter to the church, and to your family, you will begin to walk in authority as you understand your purpose in life. But there is an Enemy who does not want you to walk in this authority. That is why Paul ends this letter to the church in Ephesus with a focus on why we matter to the Enemy. To have a better understanding of this concept we have a look at the context in which the people of Ephesus are reading this letter.

It’s easy to develop unhealthy relationships within our marriage, families, jobs, and school. We give so much of our energy and resources every time we show love to others. But it’s when we expect something in return that codependency can set in and cause balance issues. Pastor Frank Bennett explains that our source of life must come from God and not others. When that is off-balance, then unhealthy relationship occur.

In this first sermon of this series, our student minister Jackson Grant shares how much we matter to God as found in Ephesians chapter one.

In this sermon, we are reminded of the underlying greater purpose in our life we often overlook. When we connect our daily purpose together with God's purpose for humanity, we see how much of a role we play in the greater purpose.