Pinelake Church Sermons

In this sermon, Chip urges Christians to resolve disputes with spiritual maturity within the church rather than in secular courts, reflecting our identity in Christ and our testimony to the world. We should seek peace and unity and make amends when wronged, trusting in God's justice.

In his sermon, Chip emphasizes the importance of believers striving for purity in their lives and within the church. When ongoing sin is present among believers, the church has the responsibility to confront it, aiming for repentance and restoration, as unchecked sin can negatively affect the entire body of Christ.

In his sermon, Chip emphasizes the need for a balanced approach to the church's authority in our lives. God desires believers to respect and submit to church leadership without mindlessly following, understanding that leadership is there to help them grow spiritually.

In this sermon, Chip explains that there are two paths in life: a broad road that leads to destruction and a narrow road that leads to life, requiring a choice to follow Christ. Paul emphasized this by urging believers to live by the Spirit rather than by the flesh, allowing the Holy Spirit to guide their actions and reveal God’s wisdom.

In this sermon, we learn about the goodness of the Gospel and how it is key to seeing through our problems in a way that maintains unity. Chip points out four truths: the Gospel is simple, it can seem foolish to many, but it is powerful, and it demands a response.

In his sermon, Chip discusses the inevitability of church conflict, dating back to the early church in Acts and the letters of Paul. He emphasizes the importance of unity in Christ, spiritual maturity, and working towards God's purposes rather than personal agendas.

In this sermon, Chip emphasizes the importance of resting in God, as seen in various forms such as Sabbath Rest, Promised Land Rest, Heaven Rest, and the Rest of Jesus. By resting in what Jesus has accomplished, believers can handle life's drama and conflicts with peace, confidence, and assurance in their identity and worth in Christ.

In this sermon, Chip discusses baptism, a significant step in the Christian faith that symbolizes an outward declaration of an internal commitment to Jesus. Although there are debates about the method, significance, and timing of baptism, the central idea is that it is an act of obedience and a public identification of new life in Christ.

In this sermon, Chip stresses that investing in your spiritual life is crucial as it aligns with the call to become a true disciple of Christ. This involves learning from Him, living in Him, and leading others to Him. 

In this sermon, Chip emphasizes that being a disciple of Jesus means becoming a certain kind of person, focused on growing in the Word, developing a life of prayer, fostering loving relationships, and sharing generously with others. These practices reflect the core principles of living a Jesus-centered life and being the church daily.

In this sermon, Chip recounts Jesus' three years with his disciples and highlights four life-changing principles: your salvation is in Jesus, your identity is in Jesus, your life is in Jesus, and your authority is in Jesus.

In this sermon, guest speaker Curt Jordan emphasizes that having everything but lacking meaning is essentially having nothing. Exodus 33 stresses that true fulfillment comes from a relationship with God, not just His gifts.

In his sermon, guest speaker Graham Inman highlights the story of feeding the 5,000, which illustrates Jesus calling his disciples to take responsibility and serve others. He emphasizes the importance of actively using our resources and abilities to fulfill our purpose in God's mission.

 In his sermon, guest speaker Gene Henderson preaches on Revelation 2 and 3, which were written by John the Apostle. These chapters contain messages from Jesus to seven churches in Asia Minor, addressing the unique challenges and spiritual conditions of each church to guide, correct, and encourage them.

In this sermon, Chip discusses the changing cultural attitudes toward gender identity and the pressure to embrace these changes. He contrasts this with biblical teachings emphasizing the creation of distinct male and female identities while calling believers to stand firm in their faith, communicate truth with love, and show grace and compassion.

In this sermon, Chip addresses the widespread impact of pornography on individuals and society. While exposure to pornography can lead to shame, addiction, and spiritual disconnection, he emphasizes that it is possible to overcome it through confession, connection, and counseling with a focus on restoring one's relationship with God.

To be the mighty man God wants you to be is a high calling and great responsibility. Study after study shows that when a father is present and engaged, women and marriages flourish, kids excel and communities rise. In this sermon, we look at King David, who was the greatest king Israel ever had. And, one of the reasons David’s kingdom was established and sustained is because David was surrounded b...

In this sermon, Starkville Campus pastor Austin Davis examines the difficulties we face in life and how they may cause us to question God's goodness in the midst of suffering. Through scripture, we can come to understand that suffering does not indicate a lack of God's love and ultimately leads to hope and redemption through Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, Chip explains how the current political situation has separated many people and left them distrustful of those in power. He advises us to seek God's guidance, respect authorities, be good citizens, and prioritize our faith and mission over political allegiances.

In this sermon, guest speaker David Nasser teaches from John 6:35 and the significance of Jesus' "I am" statements. He emphasizes that these statements represent Jesus as the fulfillment of prophecies, the embodiment of God, and the only One able to satisfy all our wants and needs.

For Mother’s Day, Chip reminds us of a strong woman and mother in the Bible, a woman named Naomi. Austin recently taught us the book of Ruth, focusing on Ruth’s unlikely rise to be a mother in the lineage of Jesus. But Ruth isn’t the only incredibly strong woman in the story. Her mother-in-law’s life is an example of the seasons many women and men walk through in life. Chip encourages us to grow s...

In this sermon, Chip continues the story of Samson, a Nazarite judge who betrayed his faith by revealing the source of his strength to Delilah. Ultimately, Samson's faith in God leads to his redemption, reminding us that God's grace abounds even in our darkest moments.

In this sermon, Chip recounts the story of Samson, a man with extraordinary strength and significant weaknesses. Despite Samson's flaws, his story illustrates the possibility of redemption through humility, repentance, and seeking God's guidance.

In this sermon, Chip explores the complexities of faith when faced with God's refusal to grant desires. He draws parallels between a grandfather's love and God's love, emphasizing the need to trust in God's higher purpose, lean on His grace amidst hardship, and await the ultimate fulfillment in heaven.

In this sermon, Starkville campus pastor Austin Davis delves into the book of Ruth, highlighting Ruth's ordinary life shaped by faith. Ruth's story encourages us to choose faith even when it's difficult, do the next right thing consistently, and understand that our faithfulness extends beyond ourselves.