The Point Knoxville

If you plan on having relationships with other humans, one thing is bound to happen eventually: conflict. We can avoid it, ignore it, embrace it aggressively - or we can look to Jesus and see what he has to say about it. Tune in to hear this message on conflict, peace, and reconciliation.

In Part 3 of our series on neighboring, we dig into some of Paul's writings. What does he mean when he says to "be all things to all people"? How do I not lose myself in the process? And how does this all tie into being a good neighbor? Tune in to find out!

As we continue our series on loving our neighbors, we open up the story of the "Good Samaritan" and wrestle with the question: so who IS my neighbor?

New space. Pandemic life. What does it mean to love your neighbor in these circumstances? What does Jesus have to say about it? And how can we begin to put that in to practice now? We're digging into all of those things in the "Art of Neighboring" series.

Experience The Point's first service in our new space as we celebrate, worship, and remember the point of it all: Jesus's sacrifice and resurrection.

In our final installment of the "Real Men Cry" series, we're digging into "Real Men Cry for Freedom." What is true freedom? And how can you take hold and fight for it?

This week we're diving into holiness, discipline, and Tom Brady. Tune in for Part 3 of "Real Men Cry"!

Both church and culture agree that dads are vitally important. But how do men answer that call? What makes a good father? Join us as we look into the life, fatherhood, and priorities of King David on this Father's Day.

What makes a man? And where do emotions fit into Biblical masculinity? Join us as we dig into the nuanced King David - poet, warrior, musician, lion-killer - and how his life can be an example.

Real Men Cry is a new series uncovering some of the surprising truths of Biblical manhood. Join us as we dig into stories from the Bible as examples of how to (and how not to) fight for justice in our world today.

COVID-19 has impacted all of us in all sorts of ways. One of the major ways has been financial - temporary or permanent loss of income, slower business, our sense of security shaken. So what does Scripture tell us about preparing for the future? Join us for PART 4 as we dig into what God is doing and showing us in this season - and how we can change going forward.

This has been a slow season for some and an extremely busy season for others. What are we learning about rest and time in the midst of this? What does it really mean to "make the most" of our time? Join us as we continue to process this season and implement changes going forward.

We've all asked this question at some point in the midst of COVID-19: "What day is it?" As days blur together, we're reminded that God was never supposed to be boxed into Sunday anyway. Join us as we invite God into our daily lives and dig into Joshua's declaration: "As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord."

COVID-19 has affected all of us in varying ways. How has it impacted your relationships? And what does God desire for our relationships? Join us as we dig into this timely topic.

Between the ups and downs, wins and stresses - where can one actually find contentment? In this message, we dive into life with Christ, the contentment He brings, and what that means for us.

What does it mean to be people of unity? It's certainly not ordinary. Join us as we dig into life united as followers of Jesus: the barrier breaker.

The fruits of the Spirit aren't just nice ideas - they're life changing traits when we're in step with the Spirit. Join us as we dig into Galatians 5 and the fruits of the Spirit.

These are no ordinary times. Jesus is no ordinary God. He offers us no ordinary life. Check out the launch of our "No Ordinary Life" series as we celebrate a RESURRECTED Savior!

Scripture shares story after story of Jesus controlling weather, having authority over the supernatural, and multiplying resources. God holds creation in His hands. Join us as we look into these miracles, what they reveal about Jesus, and what it all means for us.

Jesus was all about connecting the disconnected. He often spoke through stories called "parables" which could be helpful for some people... and really confusing for others. Join us as we dig into some of these parables and uncover what this means for us and why Jesus taught this way at all.

Experience the first ever fully online Point experience! COVID-19 is impacting all of our lives - but we still praise God and get to gather (online) as the people of God. This week, we're learning about our purpose and calling - through the quite literal calling of the disciples.

We are continuing to look into the stories, character, and purpose of this man, God, Savior: Jesus. This week, we're looking at the time Jesus was tempted in the desert. How did Jesus respond? And what can we learn from it?

Over the next few weeks, we are looking into the stories, character, and purpose of this man, God, Savior: Jesus. This week, we're looking into Jesus' baptism. Why did he get baptized? And how does his baptism now shape our baptisms?

We sing about him; we talk about him; we love him... but as we head into the season of Lent, it's worth asking - who is Jesus? Over the next few weeks, we will be looking into the stories, character, and purpose of this man, God, Savior: Jesus. First off, what does it mean to be both completely God AND completely man?

Love can be hard. In fact, sometimes love looks a lot like fighting - fighting for the people who can't fight for themselves. In this message, we look into love as justice - digging into Scripture and hearing from two representatives at the front lines on the war against human trafficking.