This sermon, part of a «Perspective» series, expounds on Matthew 6:5-13—the Lord’s Prayer as a model for shaping divine perspective. The preacher emphasizes that prayer aligns believers with God’s heavenly viewpoint, shifting focus from earthly [...]

This sermon on Mark 5:24–34 tells the story of the woman with the issue of blood who, after years of failed attempts, desperately touches Jesus' garment and is instantly healed. The preacher’s main point is that God, the God of Opportunities, [...]

In this sermon, the preacher draws from Genesis 12:1-4, where God calls Abram and promises to bless him so profoundly that he will become a blessing to all families of the earth. The core idea is that true blessing isn’t about chasing personal gain [...]

In this message on Romans 8:19–22, the theme «Rock Steady» calls believers to remain unshakable amid global «groaning”—birth pangs signaling the imminent revealing of God’s sons and daughters. Creation eagerly awaits mature believers walking in [...]

In this raw, heartfelt talk following the 2018 Thousand Oaks shooting, the core message is: «Be ready for whatever.» In a shaking world—violence, fires, uncertainty—God awakens believers from slumber, calling them to surrender personal dreams for [...]

In this message on John 15:1-5 and Psalm 119:71, the theme «Pruned to Prosper» reveals that fruitful believers undergo divine pruning—not punishment, but preparation for greater fruitfulness. Jesus, the true vine, sustains branches (believers) [...]

In this exposition of 1 Peter 1:3-9, the core message is: «Promotion has a process.» Trials and difficulties are not evidence of God’s absence but divine refinement of faith—the most precious asset in God’s eyes, more valuable than gold. True [...]

In this teaching from the Parable of the Talents (Matthew 25:14-30), Jesus illustrates kingdom principles through a master distributing talents (opportunities/burdens) to servants according to their ability. The core message—“Play Your Hand”—urges [...]

In this teaching from John 13:34-35, Jesus gives a new commandment to love one another as He has loved us, declaring that this persistent, held love—expressed through godly people skills—will mark true disciples and attract the world to Him. [...]

Paul reminds us from 2 Corinthians 4 that we carry a priceless treasure—the life and power of Jesus—in fragile earthen vessels, so that God’s glory shines through our weaknesses. He explains how pressures, perplexities, and persecutions are part of [...]

In one of David’s absolute darkest moments—Samuel dead, Saul hunting him, rejected, broke, and ready to throw away his destiny over one insult—God shows that even when everything feels lost and you’re one bad decision from ruin, all you have to do [...]

Jesus in Matthew 5:37 commands «Let your yes be yes and your no be no» — anything more is hurtful to you. The preacher’s whole point is that real strength, identity, authority, and destiny come when you finally settle your personal non-negotiables; [...]

Even when the fig tree doesn’t blossom, the vines bear no fruit, the olive crop fails, the fields produce nothing and the stalls are empty, Habakkuk declares that he will still rejoice in the Lord because God’s goodness isn’t tied to circumstances. [...]

In this powerful message titled «Get Your Weight Up, ” the preacher declares that God is developing spiritual, emotional, and character „weight“ in His people through consistent battles and processes of becoming. Using David’s journey (1 Chronicles [...]

In this second part of «Dominating Your Sphere,» the preacher wraps up the message by reminding us that God has assigned each believer a unique territory filled with people to reach, principalities to overcome through the manifold wisdom and [...]

This sermon really hit home about how God has given each of us a unique "sphere"—a territory with people, promises, and even battles that only we can handle. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 10, Ephesians 3, and 1 Peter 5, the preacher stresses [...]

In Matthew 14:22–33, Jesus walks on water toward the disciples' storm-tossed boat; they fear it’s a ghost, but Peter boldly asks to join Him and briefly walks on water before doubting and sinking—Jesus saves him. Drawing from Psalm 16:5-6, the [...]

Summary: In Matthew 2, the wise men from the East follow a star to worship the newborn King Jesus, contrasting sharply with King Herod’s jealous rage to protect his throne. The preacher ties this to the Serenity Prayer, showing how Mary accepted [...]

Summary: In Acts 10, God uses a vision to challenge Peter's deep-seated prejudice against Gentiles, leading him to visit and share the gospel with Cornelius, a Roman officer, resulting in Cornelius and his household believing in Jesus and [...]

Summary: In Acts 13, the church in Antioch sends out the dynamic duo of Paul and Barnabas on their missionary journey, where Paul boldly confronts a sorcerer opposing the gospel, leading to the governor’s belief in Jesus. The preacher emphasizes [...]

Summary: In Acts 11, Peter explains to the Jerusalem church how God led him to share the gospel with Gentiles like Cornelius, showing that salvation is for everyone who believes, not just Jews. The key idea is that God’s kingdom breaks down racial [...]

Mike shares the powerful story from Luke 5:12–15 of Jesus healing a man covered in advanced leprosy, emphasizing how Jesus compassionately touched the untouchable leper, declaring «I am willing» and instantly cleansing him. He contrasts the social [...]

Summary: Breaux wraps up the series on finding God’s will by emphasizing that it’s far more about becoming the person God wants us to be than about specific places or jobs, but when delighting in the Lord becomes our primary pursuit, He plants and [...]

Summary: Mike teaches that Jesus came as the light of the world to shine into our personal and collective darkness, just as prophesied in Isaiah 9:2 and declared in John 1, where the light overcomes darkness every time. Drawing from the Sermon on [...]

Summary: In the final message of the «Fight for Your Family» series, Mike Breaux teaches that the ultimate upgrade for family relationships is a culture of honor—competing to «outdo one another in showing honor» (Romans 12:10). Honor means [...]

Summary: In this message from the Acts series, Mike Breaux contrasts a scary California wildfire with the explosive spread of the early church in Acts 2. After Pentecost, 3,000 new believers formed a vibrant community devoted to apostles' [...]

Summary: In part 2 of the «Hearing from God» series, Mike Breaux teaches on waiting actively while living dependently on God, using Psalm 37 as the core text. God’s will is far more about character than specific directions; waiting isn’t passive [...]

Summary: In this Father’s Day message from the «You Talking to Me?» series, Mike Breaux dives into Joseph’s story (Genesis 37–50) to show how God speaks through dreams and desires while prioritizing character over comfort or circumstances. From [...]

Summary: In this message from Acts 14, Mike recaps the explosive growth of the early church through the power of the Holy Spirit and dives into Paul and Barnabas’s ministry in Lystra, where a miracle heals a lame man but leads to wild crowd [...]

Summary: Mike kicks off the «Regret-Proof Your Life» series by tackling «hurry sickness,» that constant rushed feeling that’s wrecking our souls in this crazy fast world. Drawing from Ecclesiastes, Psalms, and Jesus' invitation in Matthew 11, [...]

Summary: Mike wraps up the «Fewer Regrets» series by diving into the book of Esther, showing how a young Jewish orphan became queen and found the guts to risk her life to save her people from genocide. The big idea is that God often places us [...]

Summary: In this opening message of the series «Are You Talking to Me?» at LakePointe Church, Pastor Mike introduces the topic of hearing God’s voice and discovering His will. He shares three foundational principles: (1) God’s will is more about [...]

Summary: In this message from Acts 15 and Colossians 2, the preacher addresses the early church’s debate over whether Gentile believers needed to follow Jewish traditions, emphasizing that salvation is by God’s undeserved grace through faith in [...]

Summary: In this message from Acts 4, the preacher contrasts the boredom of ordinary life—like fishing without a catch—with the thrilling adventure Peter and John experienced after Jesus chose them and said, «Follow me.» He highlights how these [...]

Summary: Mike concludes the series on Nehemiah by highlighting the timeless leadership qualities embodied in this humble leader who rebuilt Jerusalem’s walls against great odds. Drawing from the entire book of Nehemiah, he emphasizes that true [...]

Summary: In this message, Breaux teaches that worry and anxiety pull us in a thousand directions, distracting us from real life and fueling a hurried, regret-filled pace. Drawing from Jesus' words in Matthew 6:25–34, he reminds us that we are [...]

Summary: The sermon kicks off a long-term verse-by-verse series through Acts titled «There Is More.» The preacher argues from Acts 1:4-8 that Jesus promises a distinct post-conversion experience of being baptized/filled with the Holy Spirit, [...]

Summary: This sermon tackles the top deathbed regret—"I wish I'd stayed in touch with my friends"—by showing from Genesis that humans are created in the image of a relational God, so isolation goes against our design and the quality [...]

Summary: In this sermon from Nehemiah 7-8, the preacher describes a powerful national revival where God’s people hunger for His Word, leading to deep conviction, repentance, and overflowing joy. The key idea is that true revival always begins with [...]

Summary: Pastor Josh kicks off the new year and the «There Is More» series by preaching through Acts, emphasizing that the explosive power of the Holy Spirit seen in the early church is still available today, not limited to biblical times. Drawing [...]

Summary: Pastor Josh Howerton passionately calls Lakepointe Church to embody a unified biblical church by integrating high emphasis on the Word of God (doctrinal), the mission of God (attractional), and the power of the Spirit of God (charismatic), [...]

Summary: The preacher’s key message is that the Christian life is a relay race where each generation must faithfully pass the baton of faith to the next, drawing from Hebrews 12:1-2 and the «cloud of witnesses» in Hebrews 11. He warns that failing [...]

Summary: In this launch of a new series on Nehemiah titled "Getting It Back," the preacher defines "it" as the indefinable presence and anointing of God on a person, family, church, or nation. Drawing from Israel's history [...]

Summary: Building on the momentum from a powerful church event («Encounter»), the preacher delivers an intense message from Nehemiah 4 & 6 about spiritual revival and the inevitable opposition that follows obedience to God. Key points: Expect [...]

Summary: In this Christmas Eve message from Matthew 1, the preacher highlights Joseph’s perspective on the birth of Jesus, emphasizing that His Hebrew name «Yeshua» means «the Lord saves,» directly revealing His mission. The central idea is not to [...]

Summary: Drawing from Genesis through Ezekiel and connecting to current events in Israel, the preacher frames the Hamas attack as part of a 4,000-year spiritual war over God’s unbreakable covenant promises to Abraham—land, lineage, and Lord—that [...]

Summary: In this heartfelt message from John 11, the preacher explores how Jesus' response to Lazarus' death teaches us to navigate seasons of grief, especially around Christmas when loss feels amplified. The key thought is that [...]

Summary: In week three of the «Let’s Talk About It» series addressing the silent mental health pandemic, Pastor Josh Howerton teaches on depression using Psalm 42 and 1 Kings 19. Depression is the «check engine light of the soul"—a signal, not [...]

Summary: In the kickoff to the «‘Tis the Season» series, Pastor Josh Howerton teaches from Matthew 24 that unforgiveness builds walls of offense leading to division and imprisonment. Using a live illustration with a young married couple and fence [...]

In today’s message, Joel Osteen explores a powerful idea: while bad things are unavoidable, we don’t have to let them wreck our entire day. He leans on scriptures like John 16:22 and Habakkuk 3:17–18 to argue that our internal joy and peace are [...]