Lifepoint Ozark Sermons

Jesus is the eternal Son, worthy of all worship, who came to reveal God's glory in salvation.

God the Father sent Jesus the Messiah, the source of all life, to deliver us so that we may expect abundant life and testify to this good news by the power of His Holy Spirit.

The Lord redeems His people to call forth their praise and thanksgiving for the glory of His wonder-working power in their lives.

The Lord God fills our heart with thanksgiving as we fill our life with His God-ness and goodness.

The message of the gospel is our means and our mission; the grace of God through Jesus Christ from first to last.

Generosity flows from a heart that weighs its giving by the promise of God’s all-sufficient grace above one’s personal need.

God is building and working in His church, both around the world and at LifePoint Church.

Grace motivates Christians to live faithful as stewards so that the discipline of giving produces greater grace for stronger faith in life.

Christ-followers live as stewards of the Lord Jesus in all of life to walk in His blessing.

God entrusts the treasure of the gospel to all who believe in Jesus to serve in our generation and pass it on to the next.

God confronts our rebellious heart with His relentless grace to invite us to trust His steadfast love and rest in His sovereign plan.

God, who is sovereign to save, calls His people to be a faithful witness so the nations can hear and believe.

God is worthy of our faith and obedience, and in steadfast love He pursues us with relentless grace to save.

God calls people for His glory and pursues us in our rebellion to save by His relentless grace.

Jesus gave baptism and the Lord’s Supper as a testimony to remember and declare the gospel.

Jesus empowers the church for ministry by grace for all to become like Him by the gospel.

Relationship with God produces a life of authenticity together to be known in Christian community.

God's judgment and mercy deepen the experience and expression of forgiveness in the lives of God’s people.

Jesus loves his church, so he calls us to be restored from sin and to live together with unwavering unity.