The Wise Men exemplified that worship is a heartfelt acknowledgment of God’s worth, shown through our words, actions, and offerings. True worship is rooted in God’s Word, involves deliberate acts of praise, and prioritizes honoring Him above all else.

Life is full of decisions that require guidance, whether about relationships, careers, or personal growth and while we can rely on our own wisdom or external influences, the best direction comes from God. The story of the wise men in Matthew 2 demonstrates that God actively reveals Himself and His ways to those who seek Him, transforming their lives through trust and obedience to His lead.

In this sermon, Chip emphasizes the importance of being spiritually prepared for the coming Christmas, the return of Jesus. He reflects on three parables from Matthew 25, which teach us the significance of having enduring faith, faithfully using what God has entrusted to us, and treating others with kindness.

In this sermon, Starkville campus pastor Austin Davis emphasizes that Thanksgiving is more than a holiday; it represents a lifestyle of gratitude rooted in obedience and aligned with God's will. Living a thankful life honors God, transforms our attitudes, deepens relationships, and reflects the joy and grace of Jesus, even during difficult times.

In this sermon, Starkville campus pastor Austin Davis highlights the importance of placing our hope in Jesus during difficult times. He emphasizes that Jesus is a trustworthy foundation, capable of supporting us through our struggles.

This Love First Sunday, Pinelake is partnering with Convoy of Hope, a faith-based organization that has served vulnerable communities since 1994. Together, we aim to promote food security, empower women, and transform communities in Colombia, Niger, and Tanzania.

In this sermon, guest speaker Mike Breaux calls on Christians to approach the election season with grace and unity, emphasizing that how we live is more important than how we vote. He draws inspiration from Barnabas in the book of Acts, promoting generosity and encouragement while urging others to find hope in Christ’s transformative love.

In this sermon, Chip addresses 1 Corinthians 6, where Paul warns the Corinthians against misusing Christian freedom to justify immoral behaviors. He emphasizes that our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit and that true freedom involves honoring God with our whole being rather than indulging in selfish desires.

In this sermon, Chip urges Christians to resolve disputes with spiritual maturity within the church rather than in secular courts, reflecting our identity in Christ and our testimony to the world. We should seek peace and unity and make amends when wronged, trusting in God's justice.

In his sermon, Chip emphasizes the importance of believers striving for purity in their lives and within the church. When ongoing sin is present among believers, the church has the responsibility to confront it, aiming for repentance and restoration, as unchecked sin can negatively affect the entire body of Christ.