The most important question to ask yourself is, "Have I come to a point in my life where I have invited Christ to forgive me and to take control?"
If your answer is “no” or “I’m not sure,” I want to encourage to watch this short video explaining the need we all have for Christ to forgive us and take control of our lives. It could make an eternal difference in your life!
If you would like to talk with a pastor about this decision, please e-mail us HERE.
Jesus is the central figure of Christianity. In John 14:6, Jesus said, “I am the way and the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father, but through Me.” Salvation for any person is found through, Jesus and Jesus alone.
Jesus is also the second person in the Trinity. John 1:1-2 says, “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was in the beginning with God…” He is both human and divine…God and man at the same time.
Jesus is the perfect Savior. He never made a mistake and performed many miracles throughout His life including healing, casting out demons, walking on water, calming a storm, raising people from the dead, and rising from the dead Himself.
For more information on who Jesus is, read the following article by Matt Slick HERE.
There are those who say that there are many streams (or ways) that lead to the same ocean (Heaven). That is not true. Christianity is the one true way and it is not a religion, rather than a relationship with God.
Christians believe that Christianity is the only true way, but they are not trying to be exclusive or narrow-minded; rather, they are simply believing in and sharing what Jesus said. Jesus said that He was the only way to the Father (John 14:6), only through Him are sins forgiven (Mark 2:5, Luke 5:20), and He rose from the dead (Luke 24:24-29).
If you would like to watch a video on How to Become a Christian, click HERE. For more information on Why Christianity is the One True Religion, read the following article found HERE.
John 10:28 says, “I give them eternal life, and they will never perish, and no one will snatch them out of my hand.” When we become a follower of Jesus we receive salvation through Christ and we become His to keep. To say that we could lose our salvation would mean that Jesus was not able to keep his promise in John 10:28.
We must remember that we do not earn salvation through our good works and as a result, we are not able to lose our salvation because of our ‘bad works.’ Salvation is by grace, through faith (Ephesians 2:8-9). It is a result of the perfect life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ for you and you placing your trust in Him, rather than in your own efforts.
For a written conversation about whether we can lose our salvation, go HERE.
According to the Bible, there are only two places that we can go when we die: Heaven or Hell. In our world today this is not a popular belief; however, it is clear in the Bible that this is true.
If you are a follower of Jesus, when you die you will go to live with the Lord for eternity (2 Corinthians 5:8, Philippians 1:23). If you are not a follower of Jesus, when you die you will be eternally separated from the Lord (Matthew 25:46, 2 Peter 2:9).
Our Teaching Pastor, Todd Phillips, has a great three-message series on this topic. We’d encourage you to take the time to listen to these messages:
If you are in need of immediate medical assistance, please contact 911 or your local authorities. If you need Pastoral Assistance, please e-mail us here: crisis@lakepointe.org
Lake Pointe Church has a great Counseling Center and a variety of Support Groups for adults and children.
Here are some additional Online Resources that may be of help.
These resources are great starting points, providing both online resources and tools, as well as local groups to get plugged into if you are struggling with issues related to abuse, depression, anxiety, suicide, relationship problems, etc.
These resources provide some opportunities for you to assess whether or not you may have an addiction to technology, as well as some avenues to pursue more help.
These resources provide an opportunity for you to find resources and to seek help in issues related to your marriage and family.
These resources provide some assessment tool as well as avenues to pursue more help if you are struggling with anything related to mental health such as depression, anxiety, suicide, cutting, abuse, etc.
These resources provide tools as well as local support groups for those who may be struggling with a pornography or sexual addiction, as well as those who have been victims of sexual abuse.
These resources provide opportunities for you to plug into local support groups related to drug and alcohol abuse, as well as finding groups that provide support for your family.




