LifePoint Church

A new week means new opportunities to grow, serve, and trust God a little more. Whatever comes your way, remember—His grace is enough, and His mercies are new every morning. Let us step into this week with faith and confidence!

A fresh start. A chance to worship. A reminder that we are not doing life alone.
Let us come together, lift our eyes to Jesus, and find the hope and strength we need for the week ahead.
See you at church!

He is not just with us in the victories, the celebrations, and the moments when everything feels right. He is just as present in the struggles, the questions, and the quiet valleys.

If today were a song, which one would it be?

Lord,
You are patient and kind, slow to anger and rich in love. Teach us to reflect Your heart when we interact with others. When frustrations rise, give us calm.
When expectations go unmet, give us grace. Help us to see people the way You see them — with compassion and understanding.
Fill our words with kindness and our hearts with patience, so that we might be instruments of Your peace wherever we go.
In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Sometimes doing well means doing less.
As we begin this new week, let us remember that productivity is not always about doing more—it is about focusing on what truly matters.
Take a breath, prioritize, and trust that God will guide you through it.

Good morning! There is no better way to start the day than in worship. Let us gather together, lift our voices, and open our hearts to God. He is ready to meet us where we are. See you at church!

Happy Saturday! Whatever this weekend holds, take time to rest, recharge, and enjoy the moments that matter most.

We have all got our favorite pizza toppings, but what about the ones that just do not belong? What is the worst pizza topping in your opinion? Pineapple? Anchovies? Let us hear it! 🍕

Abiding is not just about showing up; it is about staying connected. When Jesus talks about abiding, He is not asking us to simply check a box—He is inviting us into a deep, ongoing relationship. To abide means to remain in Him, to live in His presence, to let His words shape our thoughts and actions. The more we stay close to Jesus, the more His life in us transforms everything else. So today, ask yourself: Am I abiding, or just passing by?