Grace Point Church

Are you fit, or out of shape? Consider your spiritual fitness as well as your physical fitness.

God's principles of envisioning, preparing, and building have a place in our church and in your life.

If God has given you a vision, be careful not to "self-sabotage." Here's how to avoid that perilous trap.

Sometimes our fiercest attacks come from within. Let's talk about how to handle those "internal bombs."

What to do when people around you are critical of your vision

It goes without saying that whatever God calls you to, He wants you to succeed. As you make His goals your goals, how do you structure your life to follow Him and have success?

Learn to cast vision today for a preferred future. What will you do that has true significance?

Your vision will be directly related to your relationship with God.

We need a divinely-placed burden to live the life to which God has called us. That's vision.

The Christmas Story is not simply for our consumption but it is for distribution.

In Christ we find three perfect gifts wrapped for Christmas.

Every gift carries a message about the giver. What do your gifts say about you? What does God's greatest Gift say to us?

What would our Christmas be like if we took on the same attitude that Jesus did when He came to earth?

As we begin the Advent season, looking to the celebration of the coming of the Lord, let's be sure that The Gift doesn't get buried under all those other things that we call gifts.

How's life? Sometimes it's all in your perspective.

You teach what you know, but you reproduce what you are. What are you and where are you in your spiritual walk?

Every God-calling calls for God-sized adjustments.

God calls us to be bold and courageous as we "take the hill" that He has set before us. Let's march!

We need to align our hearts with God's heart as we step into the future.

We need to put on "Moses Sandals" as we approach the next decade in Grace Point's story.