Starpoint Church

Most people enjoy the companionship of a pet, but some animals were never meant to be domesticated. Their nature is too wild, their instincts are too dangerous. People have tried, but their nature eventually comes out in often deadly ways.
What if you and I have a few pet sins we are trying to domesticate? What if it seems harmless now, but in the end causes serious harm to us and the people we love?

Most people enjoy the companionship of a pet, but some animals were never meant to be domesticated. Their nature is too wild, their instincts are too dangerous. People have tried, but their nature eventually comes out in often deadly ways.
What if you and I have a few pet sins we are trying to domesticate? What if it seems harmless now, but in the end causes serious harm to us and the people we love?

Most people enjoy the companionship of a pet, but some animals were never meant to be domesticated. Their nature is too wild, their instincts are too dangerous. People have tried, but their nature eventually comes out in often deadly ways.
What if you and I have a few pet sins we are trying to domesticate? What if it seems harmless now, but in the end causes serious harm to us and the people we love?

Most people enjoy the companionship of a pet, but some animals were never meant to be domesticated. Their nature is too wild, their instincts are too dangerous. People have tried, but their nature eventually comes out in often deadly ways.
What if you and I have a few pet sins we are trying to domesticate? What if it seems harmless now, but in the end causes serious harm to us and the people we love?

Many people have heard that God loves them, but honestly it can be hard to believe. Does God love me with my doubts? Does God love me with my imperfections? Does God love me with all of the things I’ve done?
One of the hardest concepts to grasp is just how deep God’s love is for us. The moment we start to believe it, something reminds us of all the reasons why God couldn’t love someone like us.
Sometimes we picture God being easily angered or just waiting to punish us for the slightest infraction. Who is the God who is slow to anger and rich in mercy? Who is the God that’s called the “friend of sinners”?
This February, we want to introduce you to the God who doesn’t just contain love, but is love. The God whose heart is for you, the God who wants you, the God who will never abandon you, the God who offers you a home in Him…the God who loves sinners like me!

Many people have heard that God loves them, but honestly it can be hard to believe. Does God love me with my doubts? Does God love me with my imperfections? Does God love me with all of the things I’ve done?
One of the hardest concepts to grasp is just how deep God’s love is for us. The moment we start to believe it, something reminds us of all the reasons why God couldn’t love someone like us.
Sometimes we picture God being easily angered or just waiting to punish us for the slightest infraction. Who is the God who is slow to anger and rich in mercy? Who is the God that’s called the “friend of sinners”?
This February, we want to introduce you to the God who doesn’t just contain love, but is love. The God whose heart is for you, the God who wants you, the God who will never abandon you, the God who offers you a home in Him…the God who loves sinners like me!

Many people have heard that God loves them, but honestly it can be hard to believe. Does God love me with my doubts? Does God love me with my imperfections? Does God love me with all of the things I’ve done?
One of the hardest concepts to grasp is just how deep God’s love is for us. The moment we start to believe it, something reminds us of all the reasons why God couldn’t love someone like us.
Sometimes we picture God being easily angered or just waiting to punish us for the slightest infraction. Who is the God who is slow to anger and rich in mercy? Who is the God that’s called the “friend of sinners”?
This February, we want to introduce you to the God who doesn’t just contain love, but is love. The God whose heart is for you, the God who wants you, the God who will never abandon you, the God who offers you a home in Him…the God who loves sinners like me!

Many people have heard that God loves them, but honestly it can be hard to believe. Does God love me with my doubts? Does God love me with my imperfections? Does God love me with all of the things I’ve done?
One of the hardest concepts to grasp is just how deep God’s love is for us. The moment we start to believe it, something reminds us of all the reasons why God couldn’t love someone like us.
Sometimes we picture God being easily angered or just waiting to punish us for the slightest infraction. Who is the God who is slow to anger and rich in mercy? Who is the God that’s called the “friend of sinners”?
This February, we want to introduce you to the God who doesn’t just contain love, but is love. The God whose heart is for you, the God who wants you, the God who will never abandon you, the God who offers you a home in Him…the God who loves sinners like me!