Growth Point Church

In order to live a life of persecution and count as joy for the name of Jesus. We have to remain COOL, CALM, and COLLECTED and "stay in the pocket" (tempo) with Jesus.

Only in Jesus is the beatitude fulfilled; for He is the Peacemaker. Peacemakers make peace out of the peace they have experienced themselves as a result of the gospel and their relationship to Jesus.

A life that gets God's attention, is a life that is birthed through personal reflection, genuine repentance, and a transformed heart. We all have the opportunity to see the very face of God...question is, are you willing to do what it takes to see Him?

Most of the attitudes up to this point have been directed at a current state or spot in life. Now we find one that is based on an attitude of action. If you're in need of mercy, the first step may begin with you.

We often believe that meekness is weakness. This message teaches us that there is a blessing reserved for those who allow their strength to be under control.

A broken life is a blessed life. In week two of our series, we learn that God comforts us in our grieving. Pastor Mario challenges us to move from faking it to facing life.

We all know about attitudes. Some good and some bad, however, there is an attitude that God blesses. In week one of this new series, Pastor Mario teaches about having an attitude that acknowledges complete dependence on God.

Transfer of power doesn’t happen overnight. The journey towards confirmation of your call will be met with challenge. Pastor Mario reminds us that regardless of the challenge, the Lord is with you. Someone needs what you have.

God is never limited by history and events of the past. He can use everything that has been and turn it into something glorious. Don’t allow yesterday to limit your next move. Pastor Mario shares why God asked the prophet Samuel to keep it movin'. 

Resolutions, goals and plans fill our calendars in hopes that our schedules will open again. As uncertainty floods our life, Christ remains resolutely the same. This is the hope we have and hold on to.