Lake Point Church Sermons

Pastor Frank Bennett closed out the "Doors" series with a message of hope for those willing and able to open the door of salvation with a child-like faith. We see that it takes trusting in Jesus, a transparency of no pretending, and a carefree approach to what others might think or say.

In week two of our Doors series, Pastor Frank Bennett takes us to door #2. This door is very difficult to open because of the shame from past and current sin. People don't want Jesus to see what's behind their door. So they keep it closed to accepting Him and ultimately clothing their sin and nakedness.

In the first message of the Doors series, our good friend, Pastor Eric Mosley, talks about the door of people who have everything they need. Jesus is knocking on their heart's door. But they refuse to open it because they have no need for a Savior. They have it all together.

In this final message of our "Love of Another Kind" series, Pastor Frank Bennett uses a familiar encounter with Jesus to show how love satisfies the thirst of those living an emtpy life and satisfies the hunger of believers longing for a great harvest of souls turning to Jesus.

In week two of our "Love of Another Kind" series, Pastor Frank Bennett shares qualities of a love that overwhelms with a familiar passage in scripture. These Biblical truths can help us share with others a love of another kind.

In this first message of our "Love of Another Kind" series, Jim Huston shares the truth that our relationships with others should mirror our relationship with God.

In this final message of our Essential series, Pastor Frank Bennett shares how we are essential through the eyes of God.  We are God's greatest desire.  We are made from Him, to be like Him, so you could love Him.

Our Student Pastor, Joe Salvatore, reminds us how the Word of God is Essential in our Christian faith.

In this third message of our Essential series, Pastor Frank Bennett shares the formula we can use to assure our prayers are essential. This formula is found in a familiar encounter with Jesus found in Luke 5:1-11.

In this second message of our Essential series, Pastor Frank Bennett reminds the Church the her giving is Essential to the spread of the Gospel of Jesus Christ and to the growth of faith in the individual giver.  If we're not giving, then we're not growing.  Using a familiar passage about a boy and his lunch, we are reminded that Jesus doesn't want our money.  He wants our heart.

In this first message of our Essential series, Pastor Frank Bennett shares how the Church is essential in how it grows your faith and how it divides the truth from the lies in a world lost in darkness.

As we transition from 2020 to 2021, the thing we most need for the new year that was often absent in the previous year is wisdom. Proverbs chapter two gives us the answer on how to get wisdom. But it also gives us the benefits of wisdom. Pastor Frank Bennett shares this powerful Biblical truth that we sure can use in the coming year.

Student Pastor, Joe Salvatore gives a clear message on the simple hope of Christmas.

Mary and Joseph showed us how to respond to moments of crisis in our lives. Those crisis moments reveal the measure of our character. God needed simple parents with Godly character to help raise Jesus. Once we choose Godly character, confirmation comes in many forms. Join Pastor Frank Bennett as he shares about the simple parents in the simple Christmas story.

From the beginning of creation, God had a simple plan in mind for the redemption of mankind. But it's often difficult to accept that plan because we tend to complicate even the simplest things. God has planned for you to sin. But He has also planned away of escaping it.

Pastor Frank Bennett shares the difference between the Church submitting to governing authorities verses obeying them as Paul writes in chapter 13. We are also instructed how to walk in unity and freedom with Biblical issues that may not be as clear-cut as the major issues explained in chapter 14.

Pastor Frank Bennett takes us to a new and final section of Paul's letter to the Christians in Rome. We move to the practice of our faith in chapter 12, whereas the previous eleven chapters were about doctrine. We are reminded to be a living sacrifice by serving the Body of Christ, loving the Body of Christ, and transforming the world.

Eternal salvation is as simple as calling upon the name of Jesus. God flipped the script with the new covenant (or promise) through Jesus by drawing people to choose Jesus and following the promptings of the Holy Spirit to live a life of obedience all because of our love for Him. The old way demanded we obey rules because we had to. Now we obey His Word because we want to.

Our Discipleship Pastor, Jim Huston, continues in our journey through Romans chapter 9 to explain God's sovereign choice in the world. The more we know God, the more we understand that He works ALL things to accomplish His plans and purpose while using His foreknowledge of things to come. This builds enormous trust and faith in our spirit.

Pastor Frank Bennett takes us through Romans chapter 8 as Paul brings the focus of believers walking in the Spirit. There can be no success or progress in the Christian life apart from an utter dependence on the Holy Spirit.