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Aug 2018
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 of ‘A Great Life’ at the Lifepointe Church and one thing is certain: a great life is steeped in God’s word and a relationship with Him. Jesus exemplified this perfectly and here we are trying to follow......
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Jul 2018
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 of ‘A Great Life’ at the Lifepointe Church and one thing is certain: a great life is steeped in God’s word and a relationship with Him. Jesus exemplified this perfectly and here we are trying to follow......
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Jul 2018
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 the point all the way home, here’s your five-a-day—five bible verses that, together, strengthen the case for God’s word and highlight its versatility: If you’re building… Matthew 7:24-25 (AMPC): So, everyone who hears these words of Mine......
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Jul 2018
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 (Need a refresher? Catch up on the amazing sermons preached in June here). Here’s what the trio have to say about becoming friends in their mid-twenties, all credits to Lifepointe’s Resident Pastor and cupid, Pastor Idris Belo-Osagie......
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Jun 2018
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Jun 2018
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 (or threat) to invite someone into this beautiful life with Jesus. If none of the sermons convinced me (and they sure did! Get your fix here, you’re welcome 😝) to live out the Great Commission in my......
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May 2018
Easter was 2 weeks ago but at the Lifepointe Church, we missed the memo and are still in celebration mode! Here’s evidence of the rave that was our Resurrection Party on Easter Sunday: Easter was 2 weeks ago but at the Lifepointe Church, we missed the memo and are still in celebration mode! Here’s evidence of the rave that was our Resurrection Party on Easter Sunday: All weekend long, we’re grooving to gospel crooner Folabi Nuel’s ‘My Heart’ because hey, it never gets old. We’re reminding ourselves that when Jesus chose......
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May 2018
Foluso Gbadamosi is a people loving, IT professional with a sweet tooth. She shares her God Experience: A quote I read recently describes my testimony aptly. “Why am I hopeful about the future? God and I have a history” – Jimmy Pena I got married in January 2010. Prior to getting married in early 2009, I started getting this weird feeling that I would have issues getting pregnant. I had also been told by an OBGYN in the UK in 2007 that I had a small fibroid but the doctor said it......
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May 2018
Rolake Akinsola shares her God Experience: I was born into an Anglican Family. My folks were consistent Church-goers in my opinion. Things were pretty strict at home and my Mum was the typical Yoruba disciplinarian (in short: No Nonsense). My Mum was the type that didn’t mind slapping you at the Church entrance if you were late (you dare not “Omo Deaconess”). My Dad was my hero and it was an open secret that I was his favourite. My brothers were not bothered as Mum would always get back at me on......
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