Four Points Church

Join us this week as we look at the first of the four points of Four Points Church. Love. God loved us first. 

Listen as Joe Burrows Looks at Psalm 22 with the message enitlted, "Forsaken".

This psalm was written by King David and is messianic in nature.  While it could have been used as a coronation psalm for the kings of Israel, it certainly finds its truest fulfillment in the person and work of Jesus Christ.

Join us this week as we begin our Advent series, Born to Be. In Psalm 10, we hear the psalmist cry “Why are you so far away, God?” as he looks at the wickedness and injustice of the world around him. This lament is ultimately resolved in the Gospel, in which Jesus, our Immanuel, takes on flesh in order to be near to us.

 Joing us this week as we study the book of Jude. Jude is writing as a servant of Jesus.  His message is not to an individual person or church, but to Christians everywhere.  He wants this letter to spread and be an encouragement to the body of Christ in all places.  He wants the mercy, peace, and love of God to be multiplied and continually grow in our lives.

Listen to , "A Personal Letter" - When faithful brothers are sent out to preach and encourage other believers they should be welcomed and supported III John.

Listen as we close out the book of 2 John with, "The Apostle of Love".

Join us this week as we continue the study of the three letters of John. We begin this week in 2 John with the message, "Church Leaders and The Gospel."

Listen to the , "Last Word" from 1 John 5:20-21 as John has gone to great lengths to lift up Jesus before the church.  He has reminded God’s people that he was there and saw, heard, and touched Jesus.  He spoke about the importance that Jesus was flesh and that His death on the cross was necessary for the forgiveness of our sins.

Listen this week as Jermey Brannon takes a look at Psalm 4, which shows us a season of David’s kingship in which he faced a wayward group of nobles and a discouraged people. Verse by verse, we see God’s faithfulness to his covenant people unfold and are reminded that the Gospel brings us to a place of rest and safety.