Lakepoint Church with Brian Hofmeister Lakepoint Church, Muskego WI

In Christian language, we often sing words like, "all to Jesus, I surrender" or "Christ is enough for me" or "You are everything to me." It's important to say things like that, but what does it mean for each of those phrases to actually be fully realized. The great evangelist Apostle Paul said that "Christ is everything and in everything." This week, we are tackling that idea while we celebrate Father's Day together. Support the Show.

How do people see you? Mostly people make a first judgement about you by the style of clothes you wear and even how you wear them. It's a first impression that may or may not reflect who you actually are, but sometimes, first impressions matter. As disciples of Jesus, we are admonished over and over in scripture to be known for exceptional, over the top, positive character traits. How do we actually pull that off? How can we make a good first (second, third, fourth) impression that displ...

In this sermon, Pastor Ed deliveres a powerful and challenging message that resonates deeply with all of us who want to do our best at work (whether you get paid for your work, you're a stay at home parent, in school or retired). If you missed the sermon or would like to revisit it, you can watch it [here](insert link).The invitation of scripture is to do everything with a singleness of heart, fearing God. Whether you're at work, at home, or anywhere else, don't just do things to please...

This message, although it was sketched out months ago, before we made plans to celebrate high school graduates, was the perfect send-off, the perfect charge for a whole bunch of budding adults. The charge was to go, with confidence, into a world that could very well be hostile to their faith. As a believer, whether you're a high school graduate or a grandparent of those graduates, you can find confidence and strength in knowing that you have everything you need to stand again...

Only the Holy Spirit can make what’s dead come alive in you God doesn’t need you to prove yourself as a great person, Christ already proved that for you. Because of this, you can live free of striving, free of pressure, and you can focus your eyes on the people that Jesus has placed around you to disciple. In the middle of trying to do all the things for everyone else and still take care of ourselves, we GET to be the people who lean in and ask the Holy Spirit to fill us with knowl...