The LifePointe Church

On Quiet Time: Part II

From the perfect face beat to the most effective workout, YouTube seems to have a routine video for just about anything. In the four Gospels, we get a sneak peek into the life of Jesus who had a “habit of retiring to deserted places and praying” (Luke 5:16 ISV). Throughout July, we dissected the ingredients […]

On Quiet Time: Part I

From the perfect face beat to the most effective workout, YouTube seems to have a routine video for just about anything. In the four Gospels, we get a sneak peek into the life of Jesus who had a “habit of retiring to deserted places and praying” (Luke 5:16 ISV). Throughout July, we dissected the ingredients […]

Your Five-A-Day: God’s Word

The doctor’s prescription is in! Over the next few weeks, we’ll be dissecting the bible’s prescription for living a great life at the Lifepointe church. The series has kicked off with a bang—the reminder that reading, understanding and applying God’s word are a requisite for that abundant life Jesus described in John 10:10. To drive […]

STRONGER TOGETHER SERIES: INI, JOKO & PAMELA

Cartoon Network brought us Powerpuff Girls. Ladies and gents, the Lifepointe church presents (drumroll please) Joko Phillips, Ini Adesiyan and Pamela Halliday. They (may or) may not have superpowers like Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup, but one thing’s for sure: they are experts at being ‘Stronger Together’, the theme of the month of June at Lifepointe […]

STONGER TOGETHER SERIES: FOLABI & SAMUEL

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]   Quite the bromantic pair, Lifepointe’s Music Director, Folabi Nuel—a singer, song writer, worship leader, recording artist and preacher— and Tunbi Samuel—an acclaimed architect cum photographer—are poster children for ‘Stronger Together’, the theme of the month at the Lifepointe Church. With their 2-going-on-3-year old friendship which started out as a simple business transaction, Samuel […]

Hacks, Fears and Incentives: 4 People on How They Evangelize

If you’re like me, you’ve never seen someone “get saved” outside of the pastor-pulpit-altar call setting. During the Mission: Possible months of April and May at Lifepointe, it became quite clear to me that I didn’t need to be a pastor, didn’t need a pulpit, didn’t need a sermon followed by the most eloquent speech […]