In this stand-alone sermon, Pastor Frank Bennett reminds us that God wants to be included in the big things and the small things that ultimately create your direction in life. If God has called you to it, He will see you through it.
In this Easter message we visit the various attributes of Jesus as the Man in the Middle of our storm, our shame, our sin, our silence, and our separation. Have you made Jesus the Man in the Middle of your life?
In this third week of our "What If It's True?" series, Pastor Frank Bennett gets us to ask the question, "What If Faith Can Move Mountains?" while using the story of the healing of blind Bartimaeus. Mountain-moving faith is on full display in this encounter with Jesus.
In this first message of our "What If It's True?" series, Pastor Frank Bennett asks the question, "What If God Can Be Trusted?". We learn to trust God when our behavior is not based on how we feel, but on what we believe. We need to move beyond believing IN God to just simply believing God, taking Him at His word. Our faith and trust in God fills the gap between what we feel and the truth.
In this stand-alone sermon, Pastor Frank Bennett shares the marks of a healthy church as stated in Acts 2:42-27. A healthy church is a devoted church, a giving church, a unified church, and a worshiping church. We are also given tools to help us become and healthy church.
In this final sermon of The Table series, Pastor Frank Bennett shares the importance of the Chair of Forgiveness. Using the story of Joseph, we learn how unforgiveness can make us into a different person if we don't deal with it. Forgiveness means to surrender the right to hurt others in response to the way they’ve hurt us.
In this week's sermon of "The Table" series, Pastor Frank Bennett shares how Jesus even had someone to prepare a table for him in the presence of his enemies. We learn a lot from Jesus on how to deal with the enemies at our table in his encounter and treatment to Judas.
In week two of The Table series, Pastor Frank Bennett shares the story of David and Mephibosheth. In the middle of the valley we find that it's not about the food on the table, but the people God has sitting around our table. Have you been crippled by a fall that is keeping you from God? Then come to The Table.
In this first week of The Table series, Pastor Frank Bennett shares the reasons why God prepares a table in the presence of your enemies. The table of God provides the proper focus, strength, and rest needed while in the valley.
In this stand-alone sermon, Pastor Frank Bennett shares how the Bride of Christ can display her beauty through unity by protecting her purity, dedicating her diversity of gifts, and abiding in her adversity through the difficult times. The bride is often the most critical of herself. The Church must not walk in criticism of one another, but rather faithfully loving and serving one another.
In this final sermon of our All Things New series, Pastor Frank Bennett shares the continuing story of the two lost sons. The focus is on the older brother and the symptoms we often display in our own older-brother syndrome.
In this message, Pastor Frank Bennett shares the recklessly extravagant ways in which God shows His love towards us while we're still sinners. God loves us while we're leaving our home with Him. This is part one of a two-part message called, Prodigal God, based off the story of the Lost Son. The parable should be called, "The Two Lost Sons" because both brothers need a lot of help. There's much we can learn from both of them. But we learn more from the response of the Father who makes all things...
Behold, God is doing a new thing. Can you see it? This scripture from the prophet Isaiah can bring hope to people in need of change. But with change comes transitions. Pastor Frank Bennett shares the three phases of transitions that we experience when going through change.
In this first sermon of 2022, Pastor Frank Bennett shares how the vision of Lake Point Church is framed by our purpose, our values, our strategy, and our measures. The vision for our individual lives can also be built around a similar frame.
In this final message of our Authentic Christmas series, Pastor Frank Bennett shares how the Wise Men displayed hope. This sermon during our Christmas Eve Service takes us on a journey of hope that involves watching for the signs, leaving the familiar, and giving something away.
In this second message of our Authentic Christmas series, Pastor Frank Bennett shares how we can find love at Christmas through the response of Joseph towards Mary's situation. We learn that true love throws no stones and obeys through the fears.
In this first message of the Authentic Christmas series, Pastor Frank Bennett shares how we can find peace at Christmas by the way in which Mary responds to everything going on around her. In the middle of her chaos, Mary trusted in the Lord, worshipped in the storm, and was content with not having more. We can find our peace if we take similar steps.
In this message, Pastor Frank Bennett shares the ways in which Satan attacks the church through Doubt, Deceit, Discouragement, and Division. Do you see evidence of this happening in your church? If so, prayer. like the one Jesus prayed in John 17, is the remedy.
In this week's message in our Call of Duty series, Family Pastor Joe Salvatore shares ways in which the enemy is after the next generation and steps we can use to defend those attacks.
Pastor Frank Bennett shares answers to questions about demon possession and explains the difference between possession and oppression. Jesus reveals to us important traits of demonic activity in His encounters with demons that we can apply.
In this third message of our Call to Duty series, Pastor Frank uses the passage of Jesus being tempted by Satan as a reminder that the enemy tries to steal our identity by making us believe our worth is based on our performance, our possessions, our position, and our pride.
In this second message of our Call of Duty series, Pastor Frank Bennett reminds us that Satan has been after marriages since the beginning of creation. His progression of attacks for our marriages are very similar to what Adam and Eve faced. We can learn a ton for our marriages from that first attack in Genesis 3.
In the first week of our Call of Duty series, Pastor Frank Bennett shares five spiritual truths we all need to know about the invisible war around us. We need to understand the Biblical dynamics of spiritual realities. If we don’t, we will make ourselves more vulnerable to evil powers.
It’s important for us to follow the lead of Jesus and leave the 99 to find the one that is lost. We have been commanded to leave the walls of our church and go out and make disciples for the kingdom.
In this final message of our "Whatever It Takes" series, Pastor Frank Bennett shares what true authentic and Biblical worship looks like as expressed in the prophet Isaiah's vision of God on His throne. True worship brings us face to face with a holy God and changes us.
In this fourth message of our "Whatever It Takes" series, Pastor Frank Bennett shares the important role that Ministry plays in the purpose of the Church. God has given us a specific SHAPE based on our Spiritual Gifts, our Heart, our Abilities, our Personality, and our Experiences. God uses our SHAPE to help us serve in our strengths as we build the church and live with purpose.
In this week's message, Pastor Frank Bennett shares how Discipleship is one of the five purposes of the Church. Being a disciple takes a one-time decision to accept Christ and an everyday decision to follow Jesus. What does that look like?
Pastor Frank Bennett brings the focus to evangelism in week two of our "Whatever It Takes" series. Jesus gives us steps on how to share our faith when He visits Zacchaeus found in Luke 19. We can follow this similar pattern to share Christ with others.
In this first message of the "Whatever It Takes" series, Pastor Frank Bennett shares the five purposes of the church by starting with Fellowship. There is a pathway to Fellowship. We need to promote our Fellowship. And we must protect our Fellowship.
In the final message of our Summer In the Psalms series, Pastor Joe Salvatore shares from Psalm 91 and the promises from God. We are reminded to trust in the Lord, our refuge and fortress.
