Chapel Pointe Sermons

A Lesson On Faith | Joel Wayne Are you fully surrendering yourself to Jesus, including your unbelief? In this message, Pastor Joel unpacks Mark 9:14-29, when Jesus healed the boy with the unclean spirit. Pastor Joel challenges us to examine the depth of our faith and fully believe in God’s power. In what ways are you allowing unbelief to cloud your view of who God is? To watch more sermons from Ch...

The Glory of Jesus Revealed | Joel Wayne Have you been transformed, or are you living a masquerade? In this message, Pastor Joel unpacks Mark 9:1-13 and the transfiguration as Jesus reveals His true glory to Peter, James, and John. Pastor Joel challenges to determine whether we are truly living a bold, transformed life—or a merely a facade. The only right response to the glory of Jesus is worship...

The Identity of Jesus | Josh Fuller In this sermon, Josh Fuller unpacks Mark 8:22–38 and highlights a turning point in the Gospel of Mark where Jesus challenges His followers with the most important question: Who do you say that I am? We learn that discipleship has a cost and Jesus calls His followers to deny themselves, take up their cross, and embrace a life of surrender. Ultimately, this sermon...

Are You Formed by the World or the Word of God? | Luke Bilberry What is shaping the way you see the world? Whether we realize it or not, we are all being discipled—by culture, relationships, social media, and even our own desires. The question is: who or what is discipling you? In this message, Pastor Luke Bilberry unpacks Mark 8:11–21, where we see Jesus challenging both the Pharisees and His dis...

The Compassionate Savior: Finding True Satisfaction in Jesus | Joel Wayne In this sermon from Mark 8:1–10, Pastor Joel unpacks the miracle of the feeding of 4,000. He shows us the heart of Jesus—a King whose compassion knows no boundaries. Jesus doesn’t just acknowledge the needs of the crowd, He was moved to action, involving His disciples to multiply what little they had. This miracle reminds us...

In this sermon, Pastor Jim invites us to engage Jesus through the eyes of humility. In Mark 7:24 –30 a Gentile mother approaches Jesus with nothing to offer but humility and belief—and He meets her with compassion and power. When she returned home to find her daughter freed from demon possession, she stood in astonishment of what only Jesus can do. This kind of faith isn’t fake or self-assured—it’...

In this sermon, Pastor Joel unpacks Mark 7:14-23 and confronts us with the source of sin and brokenness—not external behaviors, but the condition of your heart. Jesus teaches that what defiles us is not what comes from outside, but what comes from within: evil thoughts, pride, sexual immorality, and more. While culture often focuses on outward appearances, God sees and judges the heart. Our only h...

In this sermon, Pastor Joel unpacks Mark 7:1-13 and challenges us to examine whether our faith is based on traditions or on the truth of God’s Word. We discover that Jesus confronts the religious leaders for valuing their religious traditions over genuine obedience to God. Traditions are often more comfortable than faith, but true worship flows from a surrendered heart, not outward appearances mea...

From Fear to Faith: Fixing Our Eyes on Jesus | Joel Wayne Are you a person of faith or fear? In this message, Pastor Joel unpacks Mark 6:45-56 where you discover that Jesus has the power to calm the storms and fears of life. We learn the difference between faith and fear as we are called to fix our eyes on Him and learn that walking through hard times can serve to stretch and grow our faith. Ultim...

Being Used by God: The Power of Godly Interruptions | Joel Wayne In this message, Pastor Joel challenges you to embrace godly interruptions and trust that you already have what you need to be used by God. Through unpacking Mark 6:30-44 and the miraculous provision of Jesus feeding the 5,000, we are challenged to stop waiting for someone else to do what God has called us to do. To watch more sermon...

Pastor Joel unpacks the death of John the Baptist in Mark 6:14-29 and how Herod, driven by pride, guilt, and fear, silenced a righteous voice to protect his reputation. This message confronts our own sin, guilt, and pride—asking what might be keeping us from seeing Jesus clearly. To watch more sermons from Chapel Pointe, visit chapel-pointe.org/sermons . Worship with Us Hudsonville & Online |...

Will Jesus marvel at your faith or your unbelief? In this message, Pastor Joel unpacks Mark 6:1-13 and explores how both faith (Mark 5) and unbelief (Mark 6) can impact how we see the work of God in our lives. Just as Jesus sent out the 12 disciples, we are also challenged to go and show the world our faith. Ultimately, Jesus called ordinary people to have extradorinary faith. To watch more sermon...

Do you believe Jesus can do the impossible? In this sermon, Josh Fuller, one of our elders, unpacks Mark 5:35-43, where we discover the power of Jesus to raise the dead. Jesus willingly steps into our mess and calls us—just like Jairus—to bigger faith. Through the healing of Jairus’ daughter, we are challenged to trust Jesus not just for what He can do, but for who He is in the waiting. To watch m...

Do you want Jesus for His message or His miracles? In this sermon, Pastor Joel unpacks two stories of suffering in Mark 5:21-34—the bleeding woman and Jairus. We discover Jesus’ response to deep faith, His compassion for people, and His authority over suffering. The response of each of these people was the same—to fall at the feet of Jesus in need and desperation. Are you desperate for Jesus?   Wo...

What is your spiritual condition? In Mark 5:1–20, we see Jesus radically transform a demon-possessed man—casting out demons and showing that no one is beyond His compassion. In this sermon, Pastor Joel unpacks how many believers today fail to realize that Satan is real and working to keep them controlled by anything other than the Holy Spirit. We must ask ourselves what’s truly controlling our liv...

In this sermon, Pastor Luke unpacks Mark 16:9-20, showing us that the resurrection changes everything and calls us into God’s redemptive story. Through Christ, we are raised to new life, made new creations, and entrusted with the mission of sharing the good news of salvation by grace through faith. In this sermon, we discover that the resurrection should be the fire that drives our lives—moving us...

In this sermon, Pastor Joel unpacks the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The resurrection declares Jesus as the Son of God, secures our future resurrection, and empowers us to live with the Spirit’s strength, not by our flesh. What does the resurrection mean to you?  Worship with Us Hudsonville & Online | 8am, 9:30am, 11:00am Byron Center | 9:00am, 10:30am Holt | 10:00am Connect with Us Website:...

Is your praise of Jesus rooted in who He truly is, or only in what you hope He will do for you? On Palm Sunday, Jesus entered Jerusalem with humility, riding on a colt. The crowd shouted “Hosanna” and laid down cloaks and branches, outwardly honoring Him while misunderstanding His purpose. In this sermon, Pastor Joel shows how Jesus wasn’t coming to meet their expectations of political victory—He...

Trusting God in the Storms of Life | Jim Jeffery Where do you turn for peace in the midst of trials? Some of us may be experiencing storms of life—emotional, physical, or financial challenges that can tempt us to take our eyes off of Jesus. These storms can make us feel afraid or alone, but our response to these trials shows us where our trust truly lies.  In this message, Pastor Jim Jeffery unpac...

In this message, Pastor Joel unpacks several parables in Mark 4:21-34—where Jesus reveals spiritual truths using short stories. We explore how God’s truth—the light of Jesus Christ—isn’t meant to be hidden but revealed to others. We also discover how Jesus can take something small and insignificant, a seed, and make it grow into something glorious. Who in your life needs to hear the truth of Jesus...

In Mark 4:1-20, Jesus tells the Parable of the Sower—illustrating how the condition of our hearts determines how we receive God’s Word. Some hearts are hard, shallow, or distracted, preventing the Word from taking root. But when the Word of God falls on good soil—a receptive, soft heart—it produces abundant fruit. In this message, Pastor Joel explains the four types of soil and what they reveal ab...

Responding to Jesus: What do you think and say about Jesus? | Joel Wayne In this sermon, Pastor Joel challenges us to examine our response to Jesus. The religious leaders responded in the worst way—blaspheming the Holy Spirit by attributing Jesus' miracles to Satan. Even Jesus' own family struggled. True followers of Jesus are those who do the will of God. Do you have a genuine relationship with J...

Crowd vs. Follower: Do you truly know Jesus? | Josh Fuller The crowd knew about Jesus, but only a few truly knew Him. In Mark 3:7-22, Jesus calls His disciples to step out from the crowd — to move from simply knowing of Him to personally knowing Him. Following Jesus comes with a cost, but it also comes with a call: to join Him in pushing back the darkness and proclaiming the gospel. Will you step...

Jesus is our Sabbath: Are you finding true rest in Jesus?  | Luke Bilberry “The Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath. So the Son of Man is lord even of the Sabbath.” (Mark 2:27-28) This Sunday as we dive into Mark 2:23-3:6, discovering how Jesus redefines the Sabbath—not as a burden, but as a gift of grace. Often we get tied up focusing on the wrong part of rest, like the Pharisees wh...

Jesus didn’t come to modify our current lives—He came to make us new! In this sermon, Pastor Joel unpacks Mark 2:18-22 where we learn about biblical fasting, the difference between the Old Covenant and the New Covenant, and how Jesus did not come to modify old religious traditions but to usher in something entirely new. What does it look like to fully surrender so Jesus can make you new? Therefore...