Pinelake Church Sermons

In "Finding Rest For Your Soul," we learn that Jesus promises to give rest, refreshment, refreshing, and renewing.

In "The Secret of Contentment," we learn that the secret to living a life of contentment is to fight to see Jesus as enough, fight to keep the end in mind and fight to appreciate what you do have.

In “This Is Us - Zedekiah: When God Runs Out of Patience,” we learn that the story of the lives of the kings and people of Judah were part, not just of history, but of Salvation History.

In “This Is Us - Manasseh: When you hit bottom, look up,” we ask what do you do when your life hits rock bottom?

In “This Is Us - Ahaz: Doing Right When Others Do Wrong,” we are challenged by a word of warning, a word of challenge, and a word of grace.

In "I AM, the Resurrection and the Life," we learn to find hope in Jesus.

In “This Is Us - Asa Part 2,” we ask the question, what do you do after you’ve been stupid, and can God fix it?

In “This Is Us - Asa,” we learn that God invites you to experience His rest and peace in the same way Asa did in 900 BC.

In “This Is Us - Abijah,” we learn from this Biblical king that a life not fully devoted to God can lead to a life being compromised.

In “This Is Us - Rehoboam,” we learn from the life of this Biblical king how making decisions without seeking God leads to disastrous consequences.

In “Be The Church: Share,” we learn to live a life of open-handed generosity with our goods, our gifts, and the gospel.

In “Be The Church: Connect,” we explore our need to find our people to do life together in Jesus centered community.

In “Be The Church: Pray,” we learn the practice of prayer is the cornerstone of your spiritual formation. Jesus modeled prayer and continually drew strength from times of silence and solitude in prayer with God the Father. He also taught His disciples to pray, and even though they stumbled at first, they became a powerful prayer movement over time. Our church fathers and mothers were a praying com...

This four-part sermon series examines how Be The Church is our discipleship roadmap to spiritual formation modeled after the early churches’ rhythms and practices to live as Jesus lived.

In “Familiar Faith,” we learn to faithfully live in the supernatural movement of Jesus every week and every day instead of living in and letting our familiarity with religion and church be our foundation and stability.

In “Walking Dead,” we learn that the church is called to be a movement, not a monument.

In “First Comes Love, Then Come In-laws,” we learn what it takes to have a thriving life, marriage and family.

In today's message, Dr. Crawford Loritts shows us that God can give us protection, goodness, favor and honor.

In “DysFUNctional Men,” we learn how through Jesus we can bring life, peace, joy and blessing to the people and environments around us.

In “DysFUNctional Marriage,” we learn three factors that lead to dysfunction in marriage: miscommunication, isolation and misdirection/redirection and we find hope for our marriage through Jesus.

In "DysFUNctional Me," we learn how to put the "fun" back into your dysfunctional relationships, starting with yourself, not somebody else.

In the Greater Than series, we look at how the kingdom and life of Jesus are at odds with and infinitely better than the world.