Grace Point Church

We were made to be like our Maker. Following Jesus is a process that is intended to help us be more like Him.

It really matters that we find a caring community in which to live, worship, learn, and minister to others.

Most believers want to share their faith, but very few feel they are "gifted" in evangelism. We need to move toward a more "active" yes.

In a season that amplifies an emphasis on self and personal desires, we need to stop and think about what really matters.

We are a work in progress. If we allow God to do His work in us, we can be restored.

There are many perils on the path to restoration, but it takes "retreat" from our "wicked ways" to reach the goal.

God tells us to "seek his face." Why is he concerned with our focus and vision?

Offending and breaking trust with someone you love without confessing can destroy a relationship. True confession, when handled with emotional and spiritual maturity can be a beautiful picture of grace, mercy and ultimately redemption. Confession should refresh a relationship.

Restoration begins by relinquishing control of our lives.

It's impossible to be right with God and wrong with man at the same time.

Every trial can lead to training, from which can emerge a powerful testimony of God's love and grace.

Mountaintop experiences come and go - how do we live in the valleys?

Sometimes life is the pits. What do we do when we find ourselves at the bottom?

Is your relationship to Christ "transactional" or "transformational?"

The act of baptism declares to the world that we belong to Christ and his body, the church.

When scripture refers to "the table," it carries deep meaning that can affect every aspect of life.

We all encounter pain and dark valleys. How do we make it through?

Even Kings need a shepherd, according to David, author of the most quoted Psalm of all 150.

What is life's big picture Why are we here? Where are we going?

It is our nature to have a mind set on the flesh, but we must nurture a mind set on the Spirit.