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05/24/2026

Sunday Morning Church service for LifePointe Church in Fallbrook, California. Dr. Richard Koole

The Miracle that Shocked the WorldA desperate message reached Jesus from the little village of Bethany. One of His close...
05/21/2026

The Miracle that Shocked the World
A desperate message reached Jesus from the little village of Bethany. One of His closest friends, Lazarus, was gravely ill. His sisters, Mary and Martha, pleaded with Jesus to come quickly. They had seen His power. They believed He could heal their brother. But by the time Jesus arrived, Lazarus had already been dead for four long days. The funeral was over. The stone had been sealed. Hope seemed buried in the grave with him.

And then Jesus did the unthinkable.

Standing before a stunned crowd, He called a dead man back to life. In a moment that shook the nation and silenced the skeptics, Jesus revealed once again that He is Lord even over death itself. Join us this Sunday at 9:30 a.m. as we discover why Jesus is never late when God is at work, and why the moments that appear most out of control may actually be unfolding perfectly according to His plan.

As we continue our journey through the Gospel of John each Sunday morning, we’ve arrived at one of the most explosive mo...
05/14/2026

As we continue our journey through the Gospel of John each Sunday morning, we’ve arrived at one of the most explosive moments in the ministry of Jesus—a moment when He made claims so bold, so unmistakable, that His enemies reached for stones on the spot.

John chapter 10 takes us straight to the heart of who Jesus is. Pressed by His critics to stop speaking in riddles and plainly declare Himself, Jesus did exactly that. What followed was not confusion, but outrage. His words were so clear, so direct, that the religious leaders considered them blasphemy and attempted to kill Him where He stood.

Why such fury? Because Jesus declared two truths that remain foundational to the Christian faith.

First, He gave one of the strongest assurances in all of Scripture that those who truly belong to Him are eternally secure. Our salvation does not rest in fragile human strength, but in the grip of the Good Shepherd Himself.

Second, Jesus made one of the clearest declarations of His deity ever spoken: that He and God the Father are one. No prophet had ever dared say such a thing. No mere teacher could make such a claim. Jesus was unmistakably declaring Himself to be God.

Join us this Sunday at 9:30 a.m. as we walk through this unforgettable message from John 10—a passage filled with comfort for believers, clarity for doubters, and a breathtaking reminder of who Jesus truly is.

05/10/2026

Sunday Morning Church service for LifePointe Church in Fallbrook, California. Dr. Richard Koole

AWANA Awards Night - The kids have worked hard all year long learning parts of the Bible through our AWANA program, and ...
05/06/2026

AWANA Awards Night - The kids have worked hard all year long learning parts of the Bible through our AWANA program, and this coming Tuesday, May 12th it will be time for them to receive their awards for the work they have done. All are welcome to attend the celebration in the Sanctuary beginning at 6:16 p.m.

There was a time—not all that long ago—when a hush would fall over massive crowds gathered at a Billy Graham Crusades. Y...
05/06/2026

There was a time—not all that long ago—when a hush would fall over massive crowds gathered at a Billy Graham Crusades. You could feel it… that sacred stillness just before something meaningful happened. And then, stepping into the spotlight, George Beverly Shea would lift his voice—rich, steady, unmistakable—and begin to sing, “There were Ninety and Nine.”

It wasn’t just a song. It was a story. A living, breathing reminder drawn straight from the words of Jesus in Gospel of Luke 15. And as those lyrics unfolded, you could almost see it—the shepherd scanning the horizon, counting… pausing… counting again… until he realizes one is missing.

The shepherd doesn’t shrug his shoulders and say, “Well, ninety-nine out of a hundred isn’t bad.” No, he leaves the ninety-nine in safety and ventures out into the dark, uncertain wilderness. Why? Because that one sheep matters. It matters enough to search. Enough to sacrifice. Enough to rescue.

There’s something deeply moving about watching a shepherd with his flock. Sheep aren’t known for their brilliance. They wander. They drift. They get themselves into trouble without even realizing it. And if we’re honest, that picture hits a little close to home, doesn’t it? Scripture doesn’t call us sheep as a compliment to our intelligence—but as a reflection of our need.

And into that need steps Jesus, the One who calls Himself the Good Shepherd who knows His sheep… calls them by name… and—most astonishing of all—lays down His life for them.

So this Sunday at9:30 am, we’re going to step into that pasture for a while. We’ll explore what it really means to have a Shepherd like that—One who pursues, protects, and provides. And we’ll also take a hard look at our role in the relationship, because good sheep recognize the voice of their Shepherd—and they follow it.

05/03/2026

Sunday Morning Church service for LifePointe Church in Fallbrook, California. Dr. Richard Koole

May 10th is a special Sunday. It’s Mother’s Day, a day that is special for each of us for a myriad of reasons. One of ...
05/01/2026

May 10th is a special Sunday. It’s Mother’s Day, a day that is special for each of us for a myriad of reasons. One of our favorite traditions is a Mother’s Day Brunch following the Sunday morning service. Pastor Rick will share more details next week, but in the meantime, invite the family to join you at this encouraging time next Sunday.

There are moments in the Gospels that make you pause… not because they are complicated, but because they are so unexpect...
05/01/2026

There are moments in the Gospels that make you pause… not because they are complicated, but because they are so unexpected. This is one of them. We aren’t given the man’s name. No family history. No résumé. He is simply known as the blind man Jesus healed. And yet, what happens to him is anything but ordinary. Jesus had healed blind people before—but not like this.

Picture the scene. The disciples are nearby, the crowd is watching, and this man sits in the darkness he has known his entire life. Then Jesus does something that must have raised more than a few eyebrows. He stoops down, makes mud with His own saliva, and places it on the man’s eyes. Mud and spit? Really?

If you had been standing there, you might have whispered to someone beside you, “What in the world is He doing?” It’s not the method anyone would expect. But then again, when has Jesus ever been confined to our expectations? And as unusual as the method was, the conversation surrounding the man may be even more revealing.

The people around him weren’t just curious about how he would be healed—they were fixated on why he was blind in the first place. You can almost hear the murmuring: “Who sinned? Was it his parents?” “Or was it him?” That was the thinking of the day. Suffering had to be tied to sin. Pain had to have a direct cause. Someone had to be blamed.

And don’t we still do that? When something goes wrong, we instinctively start searching for a reason… a fault… a failure. We want life to fit neatly into cause-and-effect categories. But Jesus steps into that moment and gently, yet firmly, sweeps those assumptions aside.

Join us this Sunday at 9 am as we walk through this remarkable moment together and discover what Jesus had to say—not only about blindness, but about suffering, purpose, and the unmistakable hand of God at work in our lives. And learn why that same principle is alive and well today.

04/26/2026

Sunday Morning Church service for LifePointe Church in Fallbrook, California. Dr. Richard Koole

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