Today we light the candle of hope and look at Paul’s words of hope in Romans 15. He quotes the prophetic words from Isaiah that a son of David will rise up. This is our celebration in the incarnation and this gives us hope. Paul reminds us that the...

Hospitality is a repeated call in the Bible for Christ-followers (i.e. Romans 12:13, 1 Peter 4:9, etc.). We end this series by revisiting the table metaphor as Jesus is eating with his disciples and “tax collectors and sinners”. Is our table/timetable...

God has an accusation against his people. He recounts his abundant faithfulness to them by reminding them of his past provision to them. He has been their deliverer, their rescuer. Israel responds asking how they can make atonement. What sacrifice or...

Jesus disciple, John, has an interesting journey. From being a man with the nickname “son of thunder” to one who writes so passionately about love as in our passage today. He’s one who’s encountered Jesus and has had his heart transformed. We too need...

The church is place of community and connection. We are each in important part in the body of Christ. In fact Paul says the weaker members of the body are indispensable. At Gracepoint no one should stand alone and we ought to be experiencing authentic...

This message will contrast how the Pharisee saw the woman (v. 39) with how Jesus saw her (v. 44). She had lived a sinful life, she had a reputation. The Pharisee perceived and treated her accordingly. Jesus on the other hand saw her as an image bearer...

God encourages Jeremiah while he is in exile to buy a piece of land and settle down. He is to seek the shalom of the city. Our city should be better off because the Christians that live here. A Street that has a Christian living on it should be better...

New life and relationship with Christ. John 6:25-35. Jesus invites us to himself as the bread of life. We all crave food and drink and it sustains our life, but only Jesus is the one who gives us life. Sermon will focus on the communion table and...

Jesus encounters the woman at the well, but it’s no accident He meets her. He “had to go through” Samaria (v. 4). Likewise it is no accident that we live where we do. Jesus intentionally and actively engages her, conveying a spirit of acceptance and...

Mexico Team sharing stories during service. What does it look like to love your neighbour in another country, another culture, an impoverished region so far removed from our own?