GracePoint Church

One of the most important questions we need to resolve in our faith is this, "Can I trust God?" In this message we will see that not only can we trust God but we can trust that He has a bigger life for us than we'd have by ourselves. We will also look at what trusting involves.

Have you ever asked, "Why do we have all this bad in the world?" Has anyone ever asked you, "Why does a good God allow bad things to happen?" In this message we will see that the culprit is sin. We will end the message with an action plan to address this sin problem.

In this 3rd message of our Grown Up Faith series, we'll see that the Bible is one big story. It provides the answers for life and makes it clear that we are not an accident.

In this second message of our Grown-up Faith series we will discover how to get unstuck and grow up in our faith. This message sets up the next 10 messages of this series.

This is the first message in the fall series, "Grown up Faith." God invites you into a life bigger than you can imagine.

This message looks at some of the ways the Spirit-led life is demonstrated in real life.

In this message from Galatians 5 we learn that Jesus has set us free from our sin nature to live by the power of the Holy Spirit. We are free to live by faith, expressing itself through love.

In this message from Galatians 4 we will look into what it means to be radically faithful. This timely message has a lot of application to what is going on in our world right now.

This week we will explore Paul’s teaching that we have life in relationship with God through faith.

Do you know what matters to God? Do you know how you fit into His plans? In this message from Galatians 2 we will look into how you find your place in the Lord.

This message begins a 6-week series on the book of Galatians. In this message we will look into 2 critical basics that are foundational to the Christian faith. These basics are more important than ever considering the times we live in.

This week we will explore Jesus' prayer for His disciples and His call to live a faithful and obedient, gospel-centered life set apart in service to God and one another in love.

How is your joy? In this message from John 16 we will look at what joy is all about. Joy should be a distinguishing characteristic of the follower of Jesus.

In this message from the Gospel of John we will explore some givens that we will experience as a follower of Jesus. In Jesus we are a peculiar people who will be misunderstood and at times hated because we live in a world system that ignores or rejects Jesus. The great news is that Jesus liberates us from the trappings of this world system

In this message we will look at how to experience the full life that Jesus offers us in John 10:10.

This week we look at Jesus’ call to live a life bearing the fruit of Christlikeness.

In this second message from John 14 we see that there is a critical connection between love, obedience and the Holy Spirit. John 14 is dealing with the subject of a troubled heart.

​Jesus told His disciples right before His crucifixion, "Do not let your hearts be troubled." After stating this, Jesus instructed them (and us) to keep our destination of heaven in mind and focus on really knowing Him. As we do this we will experience the peace He promises.

This week we will look at Jesus' command to love one another and the implication this has for how we are called to do life.

This is our second week of looking at the central nature of a servant heart for the follower of Jesus. In this message we will see that it is for our good and the good of others that we embrace a servant heart.

Jesus taught and modeled that service should be at the core of the follower of God. In this message we will see how that truth should affect our view of God and the way we live out our Christianity.

This week we look again at the fullness of life that Jesus call us to as we follow Him.

This message will look into how aha moments are opportunities for the follower to experience accelerated growth in faith.

This week we will explore God’s ability to work in difficult moments and the importance of responding rightly to Jesus' claim to be the light of the world.

This is the last message in our Easter "WHY" series. In this message we will see what surrender to God looks like, and that we are most victorious when we are most surrendered to God.

This is the 3rd message in our Easter series entitled WHY. In this message we will look into Jesus’ Gethsemane experience. This experience illustrates how to handle difficulties that come at us in life.

The last thing Jesus said before He died was, “It is finished.” This week we examine why this declaration is so important.

We are told in 1 Peter 3:15 to always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have. This message, on why the Cross was necessary, kicks off an Easter series that gives reasons for our hope by answering some questions about the death and resurrection of Jesus.

This week we will explore what it means that Jesus is the light of the world!

When everything is stripped away in life, it is still all about Jesus. These times we are facing are hard and in this message we will get to the big idea that Jesus is the Christ.

Some of Jesus' teachings are hard to understand. The wrong response is to discard the teaching or, worse yet, reject Jesus. This week we will focus on the correct approach.

This week we will explore what it means that Jesus is the bread of life.

It is important to understand the why behind miracles because, as we will see in this message, miracles are the "standard operating procedure” for Jesus.

This week, in our Gospel of John series, we will see that Jesus derived His identity from His Father. We need to look to and look like Jesus in our identity.

In this message, we will see that an encounter with Jesus is uncontainable. Jesus so impacts that the recipient is never the same.

In this message, it will be seen that Jesus breaks through barriers in your life so that you can become one who worships in Spirit and truth.

This week we will explore the idea that Jesus is the root and source of our joy.

This message identifies ways to experience “The Sweet Life” in Jesus.

This week we will conclude The Battle Within series by reflecting on the awesome truth that God is for us!

Knowing the future glory that will be revealed in the follower of Jesus should put your present troubles into perspective. It will be worth it all!