Covenant King
God’s Old Testament covenants teach us about a New Testament King.
Promise Keeper
Mankind has fallen, but God has not abandoned them. Instead, throughout the entire history of the Old Testament God makes promises (covenants) to his people. From Noah to Abraham, and Moses to David, God promises to bless and restore. And all of those promises find their ultimate fulfillment in Jesus.
Trouble in Paradise
Genesis teaches us about the foundation of Christmas.
The Problem
Christmas reminds us that Jesus was never God’s ‘plan B’. God always intended to save a people to himself through his Son. In this message, we study Ephesians 1 and learn that God chose us in Christ before the foundation of the world…so that he might redeem and forgive and adopt us as his own!
Paradise Lost
Advent is a season of longing and anticipation as we celebrate the first coming of Christ and we prepare our hearts for His return. In this kick-off message to our Advent series, we look at the reason for Jesus’ coming: the Fall of mankind and God’s promise to bring his people home.
The Problem
“The Problem” – where we learn that Christmas all started with a problem. This sermon is part of the series titled Advent. In this series we are exploring the Promise of Hope. “The Problem” was given at Lifepoint Westerville.
What Are You Saying?
In his letter the Philippians, Paul addresses and gives very practical advice on one of the habits that is essential for a Christian’s life.
The Great Commission
Jesus tells his disciples to go…to go and make disciples of all nations. We do this knowing that he has all authority, and that he is with us to the end.
A Chance to Meet the GOAT
“A Chance to Meet the G.O.A.T.” – God has made it obvious through His creation and His word that he wants to know us in a loving personal way! The question is do we really want to know Him? Who’s gonna get your goat? The sermon was given at Lifepoint Westerville.
A Destination Worth the Trip
A message on Deuteronomy 30.
Return to God
In this message, we conclude our study in Moses’ life in Deuteronomy 30. We discover that God invites his people back to himself, so that he might give them mercy and abundance.
Indecent Proposal
We learn from Moses that dependence takes priority over strategy
A Matter of Life and Death
Moses is about to die. For 40 years, Moses has led an ungrateful, unfaithful people through the wilderness. The original generation has all but passed away, and now he speaks to their children and grandchildren. Life and death are before them, he warns. And then come some of his final words: choose life.
Choice
“Choice” – Choose wisely. This sermon is part of the series “Into the Wild.” The sermon was given at Lifepoint Westerville. The Series “Into the Wild” covers the book of Exodus.
God’s Presence
Today’s text demonstrates the importance and sufficiency of the Lord’s presence in our lives.
Fixer Upper Families
Paul gives us remodeling instructions for our “Fixer Upper” families.
Recover the Wonder
After the incident with the golden calf, God tells the Israelites to move on…without His presence. Moses intercedes once again for the people and reminds God that Israel is his nation. In the end, Exodus 33 reminds us of the power of God’s glory, the importance of his presence, and the wonder of the what Christ has done for us.
More
“More” – There is more to God than we can imagine. This sermon is part of the series “Into the Wild.” The sermon was given at Lifepoint Westerville. The Series “Into the Wild” covers the book of Exodus.
God Makers
We learn from Moses how to become God defined leaders.
The Root of the Issue
What we see in Exodus 32, isn’t an issue, it’s the issue, the sin beneath the sin.
The Golden Calf
Moses was on the mountain with God, receiving the very words of God…while the people grew impatient below. In their impatience, they chose to worship a golden calf instead of the LORD who had saved them from slavery.
Freedom
“Freedom” – Finding true freedom in Exodus. This sermon is part of the series “Into the Wild.” The sermon was given at Lifepoint Westerville. The Series “Into the Wild” covers the book of Exodus.
The Gift of God
In this message, we continue our study of Moses’ life in Numbers 13 and 14. We discover that the gift of God is received by faith in God, whether the gift is a land flowing with milk and honey or eternal life.
Strength in Promises
When you read or hear God’s promises, do you believe them? In this message, we see the Israelites sending spies into the land of Canaan. The report of the spies remains focused on their unbelief and a lack of faith in the Lord. He has promised to give them the land, but they see only what stands in their way. But there is strength to be found in the promises of the Lord.
Courageous Obedience
Jacob teaches us that living a life of courageous obedience unlocks the life God has for us.
Missed Opportunity
“Missed Opportunity” – The road to freedom can be a missed opportunity. This sermon is part of the series “Into the Wild.” The sermon was given at Lifepoint Westerville. The Series “Into the Wild” covers the book of Exodus.
A Trustworthy God
Moses has led the people of God to Mt. Sinai, where God will reveal himself to Moses, give him the 10 commandments, and establish a covenant with the people of Israel. It’s a pivotal moment in Moses’ life, the nation of Israel, and in the history of salvation, and it points us once again to the Cross.
Fear and Trembling
In today’s text we see that redemption precedes requirement. God saves us and then our obedience is born out of a love for the Father and his Salvation. We are commanded to work out our salvation with fear and trembling.
No Thanks
The Covenant at Mt. Sinai teaches us how much God cares for us.
Can I get a Spot?
“Can I get a Spot?” – Help for you when life seems too heavy. This sermon is part of the series “Into the Wild.” The sermon was given at Lifepoint Westerville. The Series “Into the Wild” covers the book of Exodus.
Message and Mediator
In today’s text we see Moses sharing about the Lord’s deliverance from Pharaoh and His provision for the Israelites in the wilderness. This passage also reminds us that Jesus is greater than Moses, as He is the mediator of our redemption.
Father-in-law Knows Best
Jethro teaches us that we can serve others because Jesus served us.
We Need Each Other
If you’ve ever been a part of an organization, team, or company where everything has to flow through one person, then you know how inefficient and unhealthy that can be. In this message, we look at Moses’ leadership and the people of God in Exodus 18, and we learn the timeless principle that in God’s Kingdom, it’s not about what one single person does, but what God does through every single person.
Details & The Big Picture
“Details & The Big Picture” – Learning to trust God in the details and the big picture. This sermon is part of the series “Into the Wild.” The sermon was given at Lifepoint Westerville. The new Series “Into the Wild” covers the book of Exodus.
Pillars and Plans
The Crossing of the Red Sea teaches us that the easy way isn’t always the best way.
Don’t Go Back
In this message, we continue our study of Moses in Exodus 14. We see that Moses obeyed God, and God was faithful to split the sea to secure the salvation of His people.
God Makes a Way
The crossing of the Red Sea. It’s one of the most memorable moments in the Bible, when God rescues his people from near death and makes a way to freedom. But within this story are sub-stories that are instructive for the reader: Moses’ example of faith, the unbelief of the Israelites, and the stubborn disobedience of a king who pitted himself against the Almighty God.
The Battle for Freedom
“The Battle for Freedom” where we learn that God provides freedom for His people. This sermon is part of the series “Into the Wild.” The sermon was given at Lifepoint Westerville. The new Series “Into the Wild” covers the book of Exodus.
Make Him Known
A purpose of the Christian life is to know God and make Him known.
Messengers and Miracles
In this message, we continue our study of Moses in Exodus 7-10. We see that God sent both messengers and miracles in order to free his people and to reveal himself to both Israel and Egypt.
Life on Purpose
Jesus teaches us how to live life on purpose.
Extreme Measures
“Extreme Measures” where we learn that God goes to extreme measures to free His people. This sermon is part of the series “Into the Wild.” The sermon was given at Lifepoint Westerville. The new Series “Into the Wild” covers the book of Exodus.
The Frog in the Kettle
We learn about spiritual insensitivity from Moses and Pharaoh.
Who is the Lord?
In this message, we continue our study of Moses in Exodus 5 & 6. We discover that God is faithful to keep his promises, and that he invites us to find freedom in Jesus.
The Why behind the What
“The Why Behind the What” where we learn that it helps to know the why behind the what. This sermon is part of the series “Into the Wild.” The sermon was given at Lifepoint Westerville. The new Series “Into the Wild” covers the book of Exodus.
Here I Am
Moses’ experience with the burning bush teaches us that God is enough.
God has Spoken
In this message, we continue our study of Moses in Exodus 3. We discover that God has revealed himself to us, and that he has made a way for us to come near to him.
The Burning Bush
When God spoke to Moses out of a burning bush, he told him he had chosen Moses to deliver the people of Israel out of slavery in Egypt. Moses, less than excited, basically told God he had the wrong guy. In this message, we see that our strength and confidence come not from greater self-esteem, but from the power and presence of God in our lives.
Can I Have Your Attention
“Can I Have Your Attention” where we learn that God really knows how to get our attention. This sermon is part of the series “Into the Wild.” The sermon was given at Lifepoint Westerville. The new Series “Into the Wild” covers the book of Exodus.
Hope Floats
The prophet Moses is a central figure of 3 major world religions: Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. Moreover, he’s arguably the most important figure in the Old Testament of the Bible. In this message, we see the beginning of his story—and the beginning of God’s plan to move his people out of bondage and into freedom.
An Endangered Species
We learn from the beginning of Moses’ life that God wants to move people from bondage to freedom
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