Sermons - Grace Point

Have you ever done something that you wish you could erase? Is there a way we could make our life whole again? Join Pastor Kyle as he looks into David’s life and the “trainwreck” that he created, and how he appealed to God. There is much we can learn and apply to our lives today.

What makes a “good house” (Buena Casa)? Not the structure, but the environment; where personal growth is hopefully encouraged. Join Pastor Brendon as he delves into how we can make our home better, even if we’ve messed up in the past.

We often equate “fretting” with worrying; however, fretting is a bit more than that. It leads to anger and frustration. God, through David, tells us to not fret. Although this is “easier said than done”, a change in our perspective on the issue that leads to our fretting will help. Join Pastor Kyle as he delves into how we can deal with fretting in a godly way.

Psalm 27 is a deeply personal and powerful expression of trust in God in the midst of fear and uncertainty. Written by David, it combines bold confidence in God's protection with honest pleas for help and presence. It reflects the tension we all feel between faith and fear, and shows how anchoring our hearts in God's presence brings courage, stability, and peace. As we dwell, gaze, and inquire of God, we can't help but grow in confidence of God's sovereign plans taking shape.

Do our thoughts of God bring fear or joy? Why? If fear, can we do anything about it? Join Pastor Kyle as he explores David’s reflection on God in Psalm 139 and what kind of response we could have as a result.

When life gets rough, it’s common for us to despair. This is not unique to people today. Thousands of years ago, the writer of Psalm 42 dealt with this and encouraged the readers to intentionally shift their focus onto God. What can we learn from this and how can we apply this to our lives today?