Elevation Point Church

In this message, we look at Job 42:1–5 and discover how God reveals Himself to us in the midst of life’s most difficult seasons. Job endured unimaginable loss, pain, and confusion — yet through his adversity, he encountered God in a deeper, more personal way. Often, it’s in the storms of life that we gain a clearer vision of who God truly is. Our suffering is never wasted; instead, it becomes a wi...

In this message based on Luke 9:23-25, we unpack what it truly means to lose your life to find it. Jesus calls us to deny ourselves, take up our cross daily, and follow Him—not as a burden, but as the path to real purpose and lasting freedom. While the world urges us to chase success, comfort, and self-preservation, Jesus flips the script and invites us into something greater. This sermon challeng...

Have you ever found yourself in a place you didn’t want to be — or worse, a place you didn’t deserve to be? In this message, we look at the story of Peter, locked in a prison cell simply for preaching Jesus. He hadn’t harmed anyone or broken any laws, yet his obedience led him straight into a place of confinement. Life can feel like that sometimes. You can do everything right — raise your kids wel...

Sometimes life with Jesus can feel confusing — His Word says one thing, but our reality feels completely different. This message explores the tension between what we believe and what we experience. Even when we don’t understand what God is doing, we’re still called to trust and remain committed. Faithfulness isn’t about having all the answers — it’s about staying the course, even in the questions.

In Matthew 16:21–24, Peter thought he was helping Jesus—trying to protect Him from suffering. But instead of supporting His mission, Peter became a distraction from it. In this message, we explore how even well-meaning people and good intentions can unintentionally pull us off course from God’s calling. Sometimes the most dangerous distractions aren’t evil—they’re just misaligned. Learn how to rec...

Have you ever wanted to do the right thing but still found yourself falling short? In Romans 7, Paul reminds us that we’re not alone in that struggle—the battle between our intentions and our actions is real. This message speaks to the tension we all feel and points us to the only one who can rescue us from it: Jesus. Even when we don’t get it right, His grace is still greater.

Life can hit hard—so hard that you wonder if you’ll ever recover, if you’ll ever feel whole again. Maybe you’ve been there, or maybe you’re there right now, questioning everything and barely holding on. This message is a reminder that it’s okay to not be okay, and you don’t have to pretend to have it all together. But with God’s help, you don’t have to stay stuck—healing, hope, and restoration are...

When Jesus changes your life, it should be obvious—not just in what you say, but in how you live. This message challenges us to let our transformed lives speak for themselves, showing the world the power of His grace through our actions. True faith isn’t just confessed with words; it’s displayed through a life that looks more and more like Jesus. Let your life be the proof of the change only He ca...

This Mother’s Day, we’re looking at the powerful yet often overlooked story of Jehosheba in 2 Chronicles 22:10–12—a woman whose quiet courage preserved a royal child and protected a promise. In a time of danger and darkness, her decision to hide Joash may have seemed small, but it was a pivotal piece in God’s larger plan, ultimately preserving the lineage of Jesus. In this message, It All Adds Up,...

God often works behind the scenes, preparing us for moments that may seem sudden but are divinely orchestrated. This message challenges us to stay spiritually ready, obedient, and faithful in the waiting so we don’t miss the opportunities He’s preparing. When God's timing arrives, those who have prepared in private will be positioned to walk boldly into His purpose.

Ever felt like life hit you with more problems than you could possibly handle—fires everywhere, and not enough water to put them out? From chaos at home to work stress, car trouble, and family drama, it’s easy to slip into survival mode and try to fight every battle on our own. But the truth is, when we take matters into our own hands, we often end up out of position and making things worse. In th...

Easter reminds us that even those closest to Jesus wrestled with doubt. The disciples heard His promises, yet it wasn’t until they saw the empty tomb—and the risen Jesus—that belief fully took root. In this message, we explore the tension between faith and sight, and how Jesus meets us in our moments of uncertainty, just as He did with His followers. Resurrection isn’t just a story—it’s an invitat...

We are often looking for direction, resources, opportunities, fulfillment, and more in our lives. We wonder how it will happen, when it will happen, and where it will happen. But the Lord always has a plan. He always has everything perfectly laid out, even to the most finite detail. Once He speaks something, we can know that it will happen as we follow each and every instruction along the way. Whi...

No matter how heavy the burden you’re carrying, Jesus wants you to know that rest isn’t just possible—it’s available. Rest isn’t something you have to earn or achieve; it’s freely offered by Jesus. Life is constantly moving, filled with responsibilities, worries, and an endless to-do list—work, relationships, parenting, friendships, church, fitness, travel—the demands never stop. We often get caug...

We often face situations where following God's way feels difficult, slow, or even inconvenient. In those moments, it’s tempting to take matters into our own hands, seeking quick relief or immediate results. However, when we prioritize our own wisdom over God's direction, we may experience temporary satisfaction, but it often comes with long-term consequences. God's way may not always be easy, but...

It’s easy to think we’re following Jesus, but if our words are out of control, we’re deceiving ourselves. Scripture reminds us that out of the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaks—so if our speech doesn’t align with what we claim is in our hearts, something isn’t right. Controlling our words isn’t easy; it’s much simpler to follow Jesus in church than to guard our tongue in daily life. But the...

In the rush of our daily lives, it’s easy to become so consumed with our schedules, responsibilities, and distractions that we fail to recognize Jesus' presence right in front of us. Just like Martha in Luke 10:38-42, we can be so busy doing things for Jesus that we miss simply being with Him. In this message, we’ll explore how busyness can crowd out our awareness of Christ and how we can intentio...

It's easier to overcome the fear of man when you have assurance that everything will work out, but that’s what makes the faith of the three men in Daniel 3 so remarkable—they had no guarantee that God would save them from Nebuchadnezzar. Too often, we anchor our hope in the “what if.” What if God heals? What if He delivers? What if He answers? What if things improve? We tend to base our faith on w...

No matter how far we stray or how badly we fall, God’s love remains relentless. He never turns His back on us or decides we are beyond redemption. Instead, He continually pursues us, offering grace upon grace and countless second chances. In our lowest moments, we may feel like there’s no hope of turning things around—as if we’ve gone too far or waited too long. But with God, it is never too late....

We all make mistakes—none of us are perfect. There are times we wish we could undo our past actions, but that isn’t always an option. However, while we may not be able to erase the past, a fresh start is always possible. No mistake is too great for God to redeem and bring about a better outcome. In this message, we explore how Jonah navigated his way back from his own missteps and experienced a po...

God is always speaking, guiding, and directing us. Yet, in the midst of life’s noise, we often choose when to follow His voice. Sometimes, we convince ourselves He isn’t saying what we don’t want to hear. While God’s direction may not always be easy or preferred, His Word is always clear. This message will challenge us to silence the distractions, discern His voice, and faithfully obey His call.

We often find ourselves in situations where decisions must be made. Many times, we start off on the right foot by praying and asking God for guidance, which is always a great beginning. However, inevitably, God’s opinion isn’t the only one we hear. If you’ve lived long enough, you’ve likely discovered that there’s always someone eager to share their opinion—whether it’s a family member, a friend,...

Often, when we pray, we come to God with our own expectations—how, when, and what we want Him to do. This can lead to frustration and disappointment because God doesn’t always act according to our will; in fact, He seldom does. But our prayers shouldn’t depend on whether God meets our expectations. Instead, prayer is meant to draw us closer to Him, trusting that His plan—always better than ours—wi...