Pinelake Church Sermons

In this sermon, Madison Campus Pastor Jason Smith emphasizes that trying to fit Jesus into our lives leads to a superficial and temporary relationship with Him. However, when we submit to His authority and follow His commands, we find eternal life in Him.

In this sermon, guest speaker Mike Breaux explains that suffering can ultimately lead to our personal growth and a deeper dependence on God.

In this sermon, Chip discusses the inevitability of suffering and the importance of enduring it with hope. He suggests three ways to endure suffering - through shared endurance, honest expression of pain, and emerging with hope. 

In this sermon, Chip highlights how our faith in Christ frees us from sin, assures our salvation, and confirms our adoption as God's children, with the Holy Spirit guiding our lives and providing freedom from condemnation.

In this sermon, Chip warns against legalism, which breeds self-righteousness and judgment of others. When we embrace the freedom that only Jesus can provide and rely on the Spirit's power, we can learn to prioritize love over rules.

In "Pray For Israel," Chip invites us to pray for the people of Israel and Gaza following the deadly terrorist attacks by the Palestinian militant group Hamas. 

In this sermon, we learn that by repenting, trusting in Jesus as our Lord and Savior, and obeying His commandments, we can find the freedom God designed us for.

In this sermon, Chip emphasizes the importance of knowing our freedom from sin, considering ourselves alive to God, and presenting our bodies as instruments of righteousness to live a life aligned with Christ's victory over sin.

In "Real Authority," guest speaker Mike Breaux emphasizes surrendering to God's authority for genuine transformation rather than relying solely on our efforts.

In "Pray Like Jesus," we learn to follow Jesus' perfect example of prayer, connecting with God as our Father, surrendering to His will, and trusting Him to provide and guide us.

In this sermon, Chip discusses changing our "default settings" from Adam to Jesus. He highlights how sin's power affects all humanity through Adam's disobedience and how Jesus brings grace, righteousness, and eternal life.

In "Blessings of the Gospel," we learn that through faith in Jesus, believers can access peace, grace, hope, and God's love through the Holy Spirit.

In this sermon, we learn that righteousness is achieved by having faith in God's promises rather than relying on our own works.

In "Share the Good News," Chip discusses that sharing good news is inherent to human nature. As followers of Christ, we have the good news of the Gospel to share, which has the power to transform the world.

In this sermon, Chip stresses the importance of recognizing our flaws to understand the Gospel message. By admitting our wrongs and seeking guidance from the Holy Spirit, we can find redemption and spiritual growth through Jesus Christ.

In "You've Got Good News," Chip focuses on the gospel message found in Romans, emphasizing that Jesus is the only path to salvation through faith and obedience. 

In "Know and Be Known," guest speaker Tim Jirrels emphasized that Jesus came to offer an abundant life, yet many people still grapple with fear and brokenness. The only way to receive absolute freedom is through a personal relationship with Christ.

In "Breaking Point" guest speaker Mazie Dieterich explains that, like Elijah, we all have a breaking point in life, but God offers us rest, healing, and strength to overcome our struggles.

In "Hope for the Hurried Life," guest speaker Austin Davis explains that prioritizing Jesus and finding intimacy with Him is more important than being constantly busy. 

In "The War Within," guest speaker Ben Sticker explained that submitting to Jesus and avoiding earthly temptations leads to enjoying the benefits of the Spirit.

In "Will We Get Bored in Heaven?" we learn Heaven is not a dull place but rather a vibrant place that brings us joy and fulfills all of our deepest longings.

In "Four Pillars of Manhood," Chip highlights the qualities of a man: king, warrior, mentor, and friend. It emphasizes the significance of virtuous men like David, who lead, protect, and inspire.

In "Heaven, Our New Home," we learn that Heaven is a peaceful place where God resides with us and where we are free from suffering. Being in God's presence will bring us immense joy, which is the essence of Heaven.

In "What Will My Heavenly Body Be Like?", Chip provides insights into how our bodies will be transformed once we reach Heaven.

In "What Happens When I Die?" we learn about the concept of heaven. This message aims to reassure us about our departed loved ones, eliminate the fear of death, and emphasize the importance of having a relationship with God for our eternal destiny.