Grace Point Church

When you forget what God has done, you can't imagine what God can do.

The second major commitment of Grace Point Church, along with the Great Commission, is the Great Commandment. Let's talk about ways we can truly show God's love to the world.

Grace Point's great commitment has never changed, and never will. We have a great commitment to the Great Commission.

As we remember and reflect, one of our most meaningful times as Christians is partaking of the Lord's Supper. Let's remember Christ's work on our behalf and celebrate the victory we have through Him.

God has given us direct instructions to remember what He has done in our lives. It's a constant throughout Scripture. How can remembering propel us to a God-led future?

We are moving forward at a staggering pace as Christians and as a Grace Point family. Let's take time to reflect on God's work in our lives and church before looking ahead to our future.

What is a church and why are we here? Our yearly GPC checkup!

The Christian life is a battle, but we are fighting from victory, not for victory.

Is prayer a formula, a program, a last-ditch effort, a luxury, or is it a lifestyle?

How do we communicate God's kind of love with our children in a way that makes it stick?

Just a little reminder to men and women about what it takes to make a marriage what it needs to be.

You might know a "definition" of faith, but let's look at it from a different perspective and see if we can nail down what faith really means.

Paul commands us to get drunk. But it's not what you may think.

When people look at you, do they see God?

God can do a work of grace in you that will shape your life and your ministry to others in ways you could have never imagined.

Let's talk about the major ingredients in a healthy parent/child relationship.

Death is not the end...it is only the end of the beginning. Let's talk about the reality of immortality.

We are called to "put off the old self" and "put on the new." Let's talk about how to do that.

God has given gifts to the church in order that we may accomplish our purpose. Have we accepted these gifts and put them to use?

Living "whole" -- is it just a pipe dream, or can we really walk truly worthy of the Lord who calls us to follow?