Grace Point Church - Topeka

Advent Conspiracy: Part 1 - Worship Fully Worship is not something that we do on a Sunday. It is a lifestyle that we cultivate and grow. But here’s the tricky thing…worship is something we all do. Our lives all testify to something. Whether or not we are followers of Jesus, we worship something. And for followers of Jesus, if we don’t engage in worship of Him actively, we’ll begin to passively worship the wrong things. If we aren’t actively testifying to God’s worth, we’ll begin to testify to the worth of lesser things. STUDY GUIDE

The Gateway to ContentmentFeelings of joy and contentment may seem fewer and far between these days but they’re much more accessible than we think. If we wait for the feeling to show up in our everyday circumstances, they may never come. But if we change our focus, they start showing at the most unlikely times. The Apostle Paul figured this out and taught the church in Philippi how to be grateful, no matter the season. 

In Christ: Part 3 - HonorPaul gives practical and specific instructions on how to live as Jesus followers. Everything he instructed the Ephesians to do lined up with what Jesus modeled and taught: We should honor other people. Everyone has value.STUDY GUIDE

In Christ: Part 2 - UnityNow that we've established WHO we are IN Christ, let's talk about how that should affect the way we live. By showing both grace and mercy, Jesus created the opportunity for unity between God and humankind. As a reflection of that, our call is to demonstrate unity as well.STUDY GUIDE

In Christ: Part 1 - BelongingWe all need a place to belong. Paul had something to say about this to the first-century followers of Jesus at Ephesus. And his message can serve as a reminder to us about what it really means to be a part of God's family.STUDY GUIDE

Mission Revolution

God has a plan for this world to bring glory to His name and each of us has a unique role to play.  Dr. Todd Ahrend, a mission mobilizer, shares a vision for taking the Gospel to the world and to your neighbor.

Moral Mayhem: Part 6 - The Most Wonderful Time of the Year

The book of Judges records God’s chosen people doing what they want, when they want, with whom they want. The tragedy was that ancient Israel began with divine intervention and a divine mandate. They were to show the world who God was by being different than the nations around them. But for three hundred years they lived in a cycle of disobedience, disaster, and deliverance. The entire time Israel was ping-ponging back and forth from obedience to disobedience, God was up to something else—he was decorating for Christmas.

Moral Mayhem: Part 4 - Don't Be Samson

Chances are your greatest regret can be traced back to a decision where your body wanted something your heart knew was wrong. An appetite was raging. You saw something or someone you wanted—even though he, she, or it wasn’t healthy for you. But you gave in to your body anyway. You yielded to the little kings that want to replace the Creator King who calls you to live from the inside out. What do you do when your body wants what your heart knows is wrong?

Moral Mayhem: Part 4 - Don't Be Samson

Chances are your greatest regret can be traced back to a decision where your body wanted something your heart knew was wrong. An appetite was raging. You saw something or someone you wanted—even though he, she, or it wasn’t healthy for you. But you gave in to your body anyway. You yielded to the little kings that want to replace the Creator King who calls you to live from the inside out. What do you do when your body wants what your heart knows is wrong?

Moral Mayhem: Part 3 - Looking Around VS Looking Up

You think you want to be like everybody else. But everybody else takes their cues from everybody else. Being like everybody else just makes you average—worried, in debt, bored, and dissatisfied with what you have. If you knew that living like everybody else on the outside would leave you feeling like this on the inside, you would have done what you suspected was right in your heart instead of doing what was right in your own eyes.