LIFEPOINT CHURCH AZ: Cultivate Worship | Heart of David | Douglas Sheppard
Worship isn’t just a Sunday morning routine—it’s a lifestyle that has the power to completely transform your heart, mind, and spirit.
Worship isn’t just a Sunday morning routine—it’s a lifestyle that has the power to completely transform your heart, mind, and spirit.
You will answer.
Have you been feeling out of sorts, like something is missing or you don’t belong, even though nothing in the physical has changed?
Understanding God’s heart is where miracles are waiting to be revealed.
Today, when you need wisdom, ask God, really ask Him. Then, listen to what He says.
Martyrs also pray for justice, even after their deaths.
The Teeth and Jaws of Leviathan will be shattered and broken as My Remnant Arise with the Declaration of Enough is Enough!
In this sermon, Pastor Douglas highlights the importance of having a heart like David, which is essentially the heart of Jesus.
Ask Me to lay My Ephod, the Capstone of Your Authority, upon you.
How blessed I am!
Have you been feeling out of sorts, like something is missing or you don’t belong, even though nothing in the physical has changed?
I am bringing national change in this hour as My people arise and stand in and upon My truth and PRAY.
In this sermon, Pastor Douglas discusses the profound impact of Charlie Kirk’s life and tragic passing, exploring themes of revival, persecution, and the spiritual battle against evil.
I DECREE that I am humbled and honored to be called to carry His heart.
The Lord can turn America around, but we must do our part, for nothing will turn our nation around except prayer.
May we feel Your presence today.
Join us today as we also talk about practical tools and steps you can take to finally get past your past and reconcile what you cannot change.
The Psalms provide wonderful word pictures and reminders of God’s protection.
Some forms of healing only take place when the demon creating the affliction is openly challenged and its authority is confronted.
In this sermon, Pastor Joe delves deep into the concept of God’s heart through a sermon focusing on the Parable of the Prodigal Son from Luke 15.
Only the true Bride of Christ will be able to recognize the signs of the times.
Charlie says, “These books are necessary because our faith has been hijacked and made religious. Faith is not religious, it’s relational.”
God wants to put the joy back into your heart, and He longs to strengthen you so that you are stronger than before.
In this sermon, Pastor Douglas delivers a powerful message on the importance of hard work and the dangers of laziness, emphasizing that work should be seen as an act of worship.
The groans of intercession will come upon you in greater ways to BIRTH that which I am wanting to bring forth in the earth.
Prayer for prodigals.
Today on the podcast, I welcome Amie Rogers back as she shares a very powerful, weighty, timely prophetic word from the Lord.
My Word is your weapon that will bring down every stronghold of unbelief and every obstacle the enemy uses to stop you.
We have been called to concentrate our fight first in the spiritual realm through prayer.
If your prayers are according to His will, He is ready and willing to answer them.
Pastor Mike emphasizes the mission of raising spiritually strong, godly adults through the practice of loving and corrective discipline.
With you I am safe.
In his book “Announcing Destiny,” Dr Bill discusses how a recalibration is needed in prophecy. He gives a better understanding of prophecy, prophets, and the New Testament rules of engagement.
Pastor Douglas elaborates on the idea that fearing God is not about being scared but about having awe, reverence, and respect for His majesty and holiness.
The change I hoped for started with me.
I rest in You.
Sarah and Isabell Bowling have done it again with another eye opening, in-depth look at every aspect of Prodigal Son from different characters perspectives.
Each and every one of us can do regular, ordinary things and still make a big impact for the Kingdom of God.
This sermon underscores the importance of aligning our speech with God’s words and the transformative power of forgiveness.
Take sixty seconds or less to connect with your kids, and connect your kids to God, at the start of each day.
May I be ready for satan’s fiery darts of doubt, denial, and deceit so I will not be vulnerable to spiritual defeat.
Hand in hand with You.
Amber shares about her new release that it is not a self-help book, because yourself is the last place you should look when you are feeling worthless, fearful, depressed, or filled with anxiety.
Pastor Douglas elaborates on the idea that fearing God is not about being scared but about having awe, reverence, and respect for His majesty and holiness.
I trust your hand upon me.
Charlie Lewis states, “God’s system is not religious, it is relational. So if His system doesn’t operate religiously, then how does it operate?”
The house of prayer is part of our heritage.
Pastor Mike delivers a powerful sermon based on Proverbs 16:3, focusing on the importance of committing all aspects of life to the Lord.
Thanksgiving flows from the heart that is confident and has entered into trusting the Lord.
Help me to keep singing.
Near-death experiences give us a glimpse of what awaits each of us on the other side of the veil, but not all NDE and related experiences are equally edifying and helpful.
It is time to stop pleading and begin to decree the word to be established.
Praying the Word of God over our families strengthens our faith and develops patience and perseverance in us to endure our trials.
ElPastor Tim discusses the importance of trusting God fully with one’s heart, leaning not on personal understanding, acknowledging God in all aspects of life, and finding the directed path that aligns with His will.
I rejoice that I am a child of God.
We need our hearts anchored in the truth of God’s Word.
Psalm 119:40 says, “How I long for your precepts! In your righteousness, preserve my life.”
Elder Tom encourages the congregation to embrace their spiritual callings, face their fears, and trust in God’s plan for their lives.
Shine brightly.
Purge our hearts and minds from all that is unpleasing to You and reset the boundary lines according to Your Word.
Psalm 119:39 says, “Take away the disgrace I dread, for your laws are good.”
Pastor Nathan concludes a three-week series on time by delivering a powerful message about the importance of recognizing and engaging in spiritual warfare.
Through prayer, self-leadership, and daily empowerment, you can transform your mindset and your life.
Celebrate today!
Psalm 119:39 says, “Take away the disgrace I dread, for your laws are good.”
It’s a time to open our hearts and minds to allow Jesus to renew us, help us grow, and prepare us for Heaven.
Binding and loosing only work when you’re in Jesus Christ and He is in you.
Pastor Nathan provides a detailed examination of Pentecost and the powerful gift of tongues, clarifying the differences between evangelistic tongues and tongues as a prayer language.
Only when the veil of disbelief is removed can we begin to live a truly transformed life in all areas of our lives.
Help me to repent.
Psalm 119:38 says, “Fulfill your promise to your servant, so that you may be feared.”
By changing our mindset and how we view our time, we can rejuvenate our connection with God and experience His rest.
Thank you for your guidance.
Who doesn’t like to hear that someone has been thinking of and praying for you?
Psalm 119:37 says, “Turn my eyes away from worthless things; preserve my life according to your word.”
The sermon focuses on cultivating a heart of thankfulness, stressing that gratitude is a divine command and a lifestyle that requires humility and the presence of God.
We often can’t pray because our minds are filled too full of worry, stress, or heartache.
Help me to be thankful.
Psalm 119:36 says, ”Turn my heart toward your statutes and not toward selfish gain.”
Pastor Nathan addresses the importance of friendship as a core value in the Christian faith.
Leviathan’s hope is to so manipulate the truth that no one truly sees what God is revealing.
I need to hear your voice.
Psalm 119:35 says, “Direct me in the path of your commands, for there I find delight.”
Pastor Nathan explores the significance of being a Christ-centered church, upholding biblical authority, and being led by the Holy Spirit.
God is looking for men and women who will not be moved by tumultuous winds but will rise up in faith and take the land for Jesus.
May I not miss Your hand.
Many have become distracted and forgotten the place of prayer, forgotten the place of intimacy, and I am calling you to RETURN.
Understanding is so much more than knowing. It’s not just head knowledge and intellect; it is a deeper spiritual comprehension. Join me this week as I break down this verse and the richness of its meaning.
Pastor Nathan explains why biblical authority is paramount, stressing the need to rely on the Holy Spirit for guidance and transformation.
Seeking discernment.
Each section in Psalm 119 coincides with a Hebrew letter and highlights attributes of God’s instructions to His people.
It is the now time to Decree the Word and Establish what was prophesied regarding the radical change that is now beginning.
In this sermon, Pastor Douglas addresses feelings of hopelessness and despair, emphasizing that these thoughts are not from God but from the enemy. He encourages those struggling to seek help and to recognize the enemy’s lies.
Bring me close.
What keeps us from experiencing the power and triumph that Jesus said and scriptures declare would mark His followers?
God blesses the work of our hands, but it becomes difficult when you do not take time to rest and just receive from God.
Pastor Nathan invites the congregation to reflect on the nature of God, who operates beyond our understanding and often offends our personal beliefs and comforts.
We are all called to witness to the presence of Jesus on our lives — by Word and by Deed.
I pray Your hand upon us.
I declare I’ll walk in all Your ways.