Elevation Point Church

Jesus ends the Sermon on the Mount with a picture every one of us understands—two houses, the same storm, and very different outcomes. What’s interesting is that Jesus doesn’t start by asking if the storm will come; He assumes it will. The rain falls, the floods rise, and the winds blow—and for many of us, that looks like a medical report we didn’t expect, a relationship that’s under strain, finan...

In Colossians 2:6–10, Paul challenges us to guard the spiritual ground of our lives by remaining consistent, avoiding distractions, and living in the fullness that is only found in Christ. Following Jesus is not a one-time decision but a daily walk—growth doesn’t come from how strong we start, but from how consistent we remain. When our roots go deep through steady time with God, His voice becomes...

In Luke 2, Mary and Joseph step into a season many of us are living in right now—the season of expecting. It’s that space where you’re carrying something God has spoken, promised, or begun… but you haven’t seen it fully come together yet. Verse 5 shows Mary literally carrying hope, but also carrying uncertainty, discomfort, and questions. And that’s real life for us too—carrying dreams, prayers, a...

In Philippians 3:10–14, Paul gives us an honest and refreshing glimpse into his journey. Even as an apostle—someone believers looked to for wisdom and guidance—he admits, “I haven’t reached my goal yet.” But what makes Paul’s words powerful is not just his honesty, but his determination. He refuses to quit, give up, or let past failures hold him back. He can’t change what happened, undo mistakes,...

In this message from Luke 18, we look at how Jesus uses this story to show that stability in our lives comes from persistence. The unjust judge had no problem being unfair or saying no, yet the widow’s relentless persistence moved him—and that’s the picture Jesus gives us of what it looks like to keep going when everything in us wants to quit. Most people start strong, but the real challenge is pu...

In 2 Corinthians 1:16–20, Paul reminds us that Jesus is completely consistent — every promise of God finds its “Yes and Amen” in Him. But while Jesus remains steady, many of us struggle with instability because we are inconsistent. We start strong in our faith, our commitments, our spiritual growth… then we drift, get distracted, or shift our focus depending on who we’re around or what season we’r...

In this message from our Still Standing series, we dive into Romans 15:13, where Paul reminds us that God is not just a God who gives hope — He is the God of Hope. Maybe you walked into today feeling uncertain, overwhelmed, or stuck in something you wish would change. That’s the thing about hope: we don’t search for it when life is easy; we search for it when circumstances feel heavy, when the fut...

In I Samuel 17, David pulls up to the battlefield, just bringing food to his brothers who’ve been fighting, and asks an innocent question—“Who does this Goliath guy think he is?” But before he can even get an answer, one of his brothers—the very one he came to help—snaps at him. Offended and misunderstood, David faces the temptation to respond in anger. Many of us would’ve had something to say bac...

In Luke 8, we encounter a woman who had been suffering for twelve long years with a relentless illness—bleeding that never stopped. Day after day, it was a constant burden, a painful reminder of her struggle. She searched for answers everywhere—within herself, from doctors, and from those around her—but nothing could bring relief. Yet in a single moment, everything changed. The moment she encounte...

In Luke 8:22-25, the disciples followed Jesus into the boat, and a storm hit them out of nowhere—bigger than anything they could handle on their own. Isn’t that life? Problems show up suddenly, pressures rise, and we realize we don’t have the power to fix it. But here’s the truth: before the storm ever started, Jesus had already given the answer—“Let’s go to the other side.” If He said it, He’ll s...

In Mark 9:21–29, we meet a father who desperately wanted to see his son healed but carried doubts after repeated disappointment. He had already tried everything and even watched Jesus’ disciples fail to bring deliverance, so when he turned to Jesus, all he could say was, “If You can.” And honestly, who could blame him? But while others couldn’t, Jesus could—and He did. Many of us know what it feel...

Jesus recognized that Mary’s offering was not wasted, because He saw the heart behind it. Those around her, however, dismissed it as wasteful—viewing her act through the lens of their own self-righteousness and misguided assumptions. The same is true for us: when we allow the opinions and approval of others to dictate our obedience, we end up paralyzed and ineffective. In fact, many of us forfeit...

In Deuteronomy 7:17-22, God reminds His people: “I got this.” He calls us to trust Him fully, not to fear, and to remember the miracles He has already done—like parting the Red Sea and bringing Israel out of Egypt. But His power doesn’t always come all at once. Instead, He works little by little, giving us strength for each battle, each day. This message challenges us not to waste the lessons, the...

Jesus said it clearly: Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also. But what happens when our treasure is in the wrong place? It can disappear in an instant. In this message, we’ll uncover what Jesus really means by “treasure”—and it’s more than just money. It’s whatever we put our worth, value, and trust in—our success, talents, relationships, influence, or finances. The question we all...

When Jesus told His disciples He was leaving, their world was shaken—their Leader, Savior, and source of identity was preparing to go. Yet He promised a personal gift: His peace. Through the Holy Spirit, Jesus has spoken and continues to speak that same peace into our lives today. In the middle of uncertainty, problems, and daily struggles, His Spirit reminds us that God’s voice brings peace, stea...

In 1 Samuel 16:6–7, even the prophet Samuel looked at Eliab and thought, “Surely this is the Lord’s anointed.” But God interrupted his assumption and reminded him, “Man looks at the outward appearance, but the Lord looks at the heart.” Too often, we step into prayer already convinced we know God’s answer, and in doing so, we stop listening before He’s even spoken. In this message, we’ll see how da...

Life isn’t always easy—and Paul doesn’t sugarcoat that in II Corinthians 4:13-18. He acknowledges that some days are painful, scary, and downright difficult. There are seasons that feel endless and situations that seem impossible. But the truth Paul points us to is this: what we see isn’t all there is. Though things may look like they’re falling apart on the outside, God is doing a renewing work o...

This sermon explores how God meets us when we feel lost, overwhelmed, or unsure of what’s next. In I Kings 19, Elijah wasn’t where he was supposed to be, but God still showed up—not in the wind, not in the fire, not in the earthquake—but in a gentle whisper. And sometimes, it's in the quiet that we hear God most clearly. If you’ve ever felt like you’re in a cave—emotionally, spiritually, or mental...

Have you ever felt like your life doesn’t match the calling God has placed on you? David knew that feeling well—he was anointed to be the next king of Israel, yet sent back to watch sheep. When he finally got called to the palace, it wasn’t to wear the crown but to play music for the king. Even as the king’s armor-bearer, he was still serving, not ruling. But in every moment, God was working a pla...