Sermons - Grace Point

When God redeems us from sin through Jesus, His Son, He doesn’t leave us to ourselves. He makes us ambassadors – representatives of His kingdom – to proclaim His message to the world we live in. Join Mark Musa, one of our Elders, as he digs into how we can live as ambassadors for Christ.

How’s the trajectory of your life going? If it’s going poorly – as in “there doesn’t seem to be any hope”, can this trajectory be changed? Join Gary Little, one of our Elders, as he looks at what we can do to change the direction of our lives and hopefully be a positive influence to those around us as well.

Pastor Brendon continues Pastor Kyle’s series on the purpose of Jesus’ birth into humanity. Although today’s Scripture reference is usually associated with Easter, Jesus makes a clear statement of why He came into the world. Pastor Brendon looks at this and dives into the ramifications of this reason.

As we enter the Christmas season, we see a lot of Nativity scenes/sets and hear a lot about Jesus Christ’s birth. Have you ever wondered WHY Jesus was born; what makes His birth so special; or what should it mean to us, today? Listen as Pastor Kyle addresses these issues as he begins a mini-series for Christmas.

This week, Pastor Kyle looks into Abraham’s discussion with God and what he was asking God for regarding the city of Sodom. Essentially, Abraham was praying (aka talking with God), but doing so face to face. Who was he praying for and why? What can we learn from Abraham’s interaction with God as well as God’s response to his requests?

Is it possible to be a Christian, but not a disciple? What does the Bible teach regarding discipleship? Is there really a “2-tier” system when it comes to following Jesus? Listen to Pastor Brendon, one of our associate pastors, as he unpacks what Jesus has to say about discipleship and what it means to our lives.

When it comes to teaching our children about life, how should we go about it – especially when it comes to teaching them about God? As Pastor Kyle continues his series on Abraham’s life, we see the effect of Abraham’s parenting in the lives of his descendants (Isaac, Jacob, etc). Although not all his descendants followed after God, we do know of some that did – and had a significant impact on history. What can we learn from this and how can we apply it to our lives today?

As we continue with Pastor Kyle’s series on the life of Abraham and his walk of faith, we come to the place in the narrative where God gives Abraham a timeline of when his son (Isaac) will be born. An improbable thing for such an old couple, but yet God told him (over a decade prior) that he would have a son with Sarah, his wife. How does laughter and wonderment relate to this encounter? Listen to find out.

Today’s message addresses the topic of spiritual maturity. This tends to come by obedience to God’s word and the passage of time (aka patience). In our culture, patience tends to be in short supply, as does obedience to God’s word. Find out what it means when we hold on to “second best” in the context of spiritual maturity as opposed to what God has in mind for us.

As Pastor Kyle continues his discussion of Abram’s life and faith, we see Abram getting ahead of God. How does he actually get ahead of God? Can this happen with us as well? The short answer is “yes”; even in our modern culture. Listen to find out how this can happen and what we can do to mitigate the results/consequences of our “running ahead” of God.