GracePoint Church

This Sunday, in our second message from 1 John, we will look at God's original intention for humanity and how sin caused us, as God's creation, to be less than we were designed for. This could be summarized as "Glory Lost". Jesus came to address the fallen condition of humanity; He offers salvation and so much more. In Jesus, we have gained grace and this is the means by which we will experience a...

Every single one of us spends our days putting our time, our energy, and our money and resources into the things we think we need and want.  And many of us have much more than we need or want.  But have you ever stopped and asked yourself if what you’re seeking after is what you really need?   

In this 4th message of our Revelation series, we come to the church in Sardis. Jesus has some sobering words for this church that was looking good from the outside. Jesus is not fooled by image. He desires followers who are faithful to remember Him and live for Him. The words to the church in Sardis are a timeless reminder to the people of God that the Lord wants our hearts.    

This week we will explore how the Church can remain rooted in the truth and hope of Jesus through both good and challenging seasons.  

In this message we will examine the churches of Pergamum and Thyatira. Both of these churches were being divided by deceitful teaching and a lack of discernment. God's people must be careful about who they listen to and never become tolerant of the intolerable.   

In this first message of our “Revelation: The Seven Churches” series, we open with Jesus addressing the church at Ephesus. Throughout the series we will see Jesus addressing what the churches are doing well, what needs to change, and how they can move forward. In this first letter to Ephesus we come to the big idea of maintaining our first love. It is a great way to start the series and the new ye...

The theme for this Advent season has been "Rejoice" and this final message before Christmas is focused entirely on this theme. The follower of Jesus should rejoice because, through faith in Jesus, sin's yoke is shattered. Jesus is mighty to save!  

This week we will explore what the prophet Isaiah has to say about living rooted in Joy through all seasons of life.   

On this second Sunday in Advent we will dive deep into what it means that Jesus is a brilliant light that has dawned on the land of deep darkness. We will use the multiple models of physical light as the framework to look at the multiple meanings of the light of Christ.   

In this last message of our Romans series, "Practical Christianity", we are brought to the big thought that we serve a God of hope. We are to have a prevailing hope in Jesus and His transformative work that He is willing to do in our lives as we submit to Him. This message of hope is a powerful way to end this series and to launch us into the Advent season.   

In our series from Romans 13-15 Paul has been bringing us to the big thought of this message: We are to be of one mind and voice in Jesus. In other words, we are to have a spirit of unity as the people of God. This does not mean uniformity—Paul has made it known that there will be differing convictions on disputable matters—but rather that unity is experienced as together we follow hard after Jesu...

In Romans 15 we will look at Paul’s teaching and encouragement that those who are strong in the faith are to lead the way in cultivating unity in the body of Christ. 

This week we will look at how to move beyond disputable matters as we seek to be faithful to the redemptive mission and purpose that Jesus calls His church to.   

​In Romans 14 Paul addresses the topic of disputable matters. This is our third week of examining what God, through Paul, says regarding disputable matters. In this message's text, Romans 14:13-18, we are brought to a climactic conclusion: We are not to be a stumbling block or an obstacle to others. We are to be sensitive to them and how we are affecting their faith, not letting disputable matters...

In this message we will continue to look into the topic of disputable matters, realizing this is much bigger than just the case of eating meat or not eating meat. Oftentimes there are many alternatives to a particular disputable matter and the Lord calls us to be convinced of our own course of action but considerate of others who follow a different course.    

This is the first of several messages from Romans 14 addressing the topic of how to get along with others. In this week's message we will deal specifically with disputable matters. It is important for the follower of Jesus to focus on what matters and to refrain from making secondary issues too important. 

This week we will continue with in our Practical Christianity series learning to live in light of the times.   

This week we will explore Paul’s call to wake up from slumber and live out an intentional gospel presence.   

Romans 13 opens with some key insights on vertical and then horizontal relationships. Over the last two weeks, we've looked at vertical relationships, those with an authority over us. The operative word for these relationships is submission. This week in Romans 13:8-10 we move to horizontal relationships, those we do life with. The operative word here is love. In this message we will look at what...

This message is a continuation of last week's message on authority and submission. Submission is often key to the follower experiencing the power of God. In this message we look at how to respond to authorities that are good, bad and ugly. 

This message is the first of two on the topic of authority and the power of submission. This first message will dive into the whys for submission to authorities and will give several biblical examples of God's followers who submitted and how that was used by God. In this message we will see that submission to God and working under earthly authorities is a huge principle that is a common theme thro...

This week we will explore Paul’s practical insights in Romans 12 for the church to live with transformative impact in the world. 

In this message we will see that God has graced His people with motivational gifts. When you discover how God has gifted you and embrace and use this gifting then you experience living in the enablement of God. May God enlighten you to live in the grace of His gifting.   

This message is the first of three from Romans 12 in which we will examine how we can experience and demonstrate inner spiritual fortitude. In this particular message we will see that two critical components of Biblical well-being are a lifestyle of worship and sober self-assessment. 

This last message in our "Pillars of Faith" series will focus on the return of Jesus. This is a big subject and in this message we will get just an overview, addressing three questions. Why does the return of Jesus matter? What will be the signs leading up to Jesus' return? And, When will Jesus return?