Lifepoint Ozark Sermons

The birth of Jesus ushers in a disruptive Kingdom, a life with God for all who would trust Him and be saved from their sins.

Jesus is the Messiah, the Christ of God, who fulfills every promise from God for life everlasting.

Since the ultimate gain cannot be found in this world, Christians live for the world to come.

God forms His people just as the potter forms his clay, according to His will and His way.

God calls people to follow Him by faith in His salvation covenant and declare the glorious praise of His Name.

God sent Jesus as our sacrifice that we might receive salvation; life in relationship with Him.

God calls people to believe the promise of His Word in Jesus as the anchor of our faith in Him.

God calls us to worship Him with our whole being and all of life to walk in His blessing and be a blessing in this world.

The call of God brings purpose to life when we walk by faith to His command through Jesus Christ.

God works through effective prayer to bring about His perfect will in the pray-er, through the prayer, and by the prayer.

Listen to guest speaker Dr. Todd Chipman, from Midwestern Seminary as he shares with Lifepoint his vision for orphan care and adoption from Luke 14.

Christ-followers are made a new creation in Jesus Christ for the work of His Kingdom through the gospel.

Christians live for more Jesus by sharing the gospel with all people because He forgives sin and gives life.

Christ-followers live for one reward by one priority, more Jesus in our lives and in glory on the earth.

Through thankfulness the Christian's newness of life gains shape and dimension.

Jesus is our eternal hope because even when faith is weak God’s promise remains strong.

Sin centers people to build life on man’s glory, but the Word of God calls us to live for His glory as we trust in Him for salvation.

Man’s heart is completely sinful, but in love God pursues all people to redeem for His glory!

Sin grieves God deeply and He will not tolerate wickedness, but Jesus makes us righteous and holds us safe in God’s eternal salvation.

A hard heart toward God produces unlimited wickedness, but the heart surrendered to God produces compounding glory.