What if the Holy Spirit’s power in your life isn’t about putting on a show—but giving the world a taste of what God’s Kingdom is like?

In this message, Johnny Gonzalez takes us through Acts 1:8 and the surprising idea of an “amuse-bouche”—a small taste that awakens your appetite for what’s still to come.

The Holy Spirit doesn’t simply empower us to do something. He empowers us to be witnesses—people who have tasted the goodness of God and carry a foretaste of His Kingdom wherever we go.

What if the greatest gift Jesus gave the Church is the gift we’ve learned to overlook?

The Holy Spirit isn’t simply a power to experience—He is God’s presence dwelling within us.

In Week 1 of The Way of the Spirit, we discover God’s relentless desire to move from near us, to upon us, to within us—and what it means to welcome Him home.

You have a Father. You have a home. And the Spirit lives in you.

What do you do when someone wrongs you?

When you're betrayed. Lied about. Disappointed. When something deeply unjust happens and anger starts taking over—what do you do with it?

Psalm 139 gives us a surprising answer. David doesn't hide his anger from God. He brings it honestly into God's presence and learns to wrestle with what he's feeling without taking revenge into his own hands.

In this message, we discover how to own our anger, pray our anger, and ultimately release our anger to God—trusting His justice while allowing Him to search and transform our own hearts.

What happens when someone else’s blessing becomes your burden?

Envy is something we all wrestle with, but what if the way forward isn’t pretending we don’t feel it? In Psalm 73, Asaph brings his raw frustration, comparison, and questions honestly before God—and discovers that God’s presence changes the way he sees everything.

In this message, we explore how envy can distort our vision, why honest prayer is the beginning of freedom, and how getting into God’s presence can restore our perspective.

Why do we hide instead of confessing? In this message on the penitential psalms, we explore Psalm 32 and Psalm 51 to understand why confession isn't about shame or condemnation — it's the doorway to freedom. Watch to discover why confession is not the end of the story, but the beginning of a new one.

How do you pray when your heart is breaking?

What if faith isn't pretending everything is okay—but bringing your deepest pain honestly before God?

In this message from our Praying the Psalms series, we explore the biblical practice of lament through Psalm 13. Discover how God invites us to stop hiding our grief, ask our hardest questions, and find His presence in the middle of our pain.

If you've ever wondered where God is in your suffering, this message is for you.

Lament isn't the absence of faith. It's faith refusing to let go of God.

Where does your help come from?Following Jesus doesn’t mean the road will always be easy—but it does mean you never walk it alone. In Psalm 121, we discover the God who watches over us, stays close to us, and keeps our souls through every season.Maybe you believe in God, but you've struggled to trust Him because of disappointment, pain, or unanswered prayers. This message invites us to rediscover the One who is our Keeper—and to learn to say, even in the hardest moments, “My help comes from the Lord.”Watch “Praying the Psalms: Learning to Trust” and be encouraged to place your life back into the hands of the God who keeps you.

The heart is never neutral — it's always praising something. In this message from our Praying the Psalms series, guest speaker Brian Henry opens Psalm 8 with a searching question: what does your heart get loudest about, and what does that tell you about what you treasure? A look at how we become what we praise, why the Psalms redirect the praise already pouring out of us toward the One it was made for, and how praise in the valley — like Paul and Silas singing at midnight — may be the very key to freedom.

Psalm 1 opens the book of Psalms with a picture of two ways of being human — one flourishing like a tree planted by streams of water, one blowing away like chaff in the wind. In this opening message of our Praying the Psalms series, we look at what shapes us in the quiet, how we stay rooted, and why learning to pray the Psalms is like learning a language — one that lets us answer back to what God has already spoken to us.

What if following Jesus was less about trying harder — and more about training smarter?

In this honest, personal panel discussion, Pastor Jonny and members of the Point View Church community explore what it actually looks like to build a life of spiritual practice — not the highlight-reel version, but the real thing.

Drawing from Jesus' own words in the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 7:24–27), we unpack why willpower alone will never get us where we want to go — and why the ancient practices of Jesus are the path to becoming the kind of people who can actually live the way he taught.