Loving God

Throughout scripture, loving God is the desire of God’s heart for us. Love is always a choice, whether it has to do with loving your spouse or a family pet, love at its foundation is an act of our will. From the founding days of Lp, we’ve understood the deep seeded need to love God, choose God, reach for God and to embrace Him!

Living His Word

The Bible is God’s general revelation for everyone. To sum up what we mean by “living His word” we seek to embrace both the Great Commandment (Matthew 22:35) and The Great Commission (Matthew 28:19-20). We believe a true commitment to the Great Commandment will allow the Great Commission to enormously impact our world!

Serving People

It would be easy for any church to become myopic (near sighted) in their approach to serving people. Many churches are approach serving by only seeking to meet the needs of those who show up at their weekend “services.” At Lp it’s our desire to serve both those that are a part of our church community and those that aren’t.

Lifepoint is…

A place where you can come as you are, engage in your journey, and experience God’s grace.

We desire…
to be a catalyst movement of celebration, lifegroups, evangelism, and discipleship, where our words follow our actions.

We hope…
to reach, care for, and connect people to Jesus Christ in a meaningful way while maintaining our guiding values as we grow.

Lifepoint Culture Values
• Hurting people matter to God, so they
matter to us!
• Connecting with our community is our responsibility, not our option.
• Biblical relevance is a must.
• Lifegroups will generate community
and discipleship.
• Kids count to God, so they count to us!
• We give visitors space while caring for
them simultaneously.

Sunday Service Times: 9:30 & 11:00 AM

Pastor Brad’s Blog

“From Despair To Hope” (reflections from the sermon on 4.14-15.2012)

Luke 24:13-41  “God and the devil take opposite tactics in regard to fear. The Lord first allows us to become afraid, that he might relieve our fears and comfort us. The devil, on the other hand, first makes us feel secure in our pride and sins, that we might later be overwhelmed with fear and [...]

by on April 18, 2012 in Brad's Blog