Join us as we continue diving into stories in the Bible centered around suffering, death, & lament.

In season one of Ted Lasso, Ted hears of this Richmond saying: "It's the hope that kills you." He pushes against it - but it feel true, doesn't it?

Sometimes we can anticipate something so much and be so filled with joy... that when it doesn't come to pass, we end up grieving what could have been.

This week, we're diving into another Bible story to see how God works in this kind of suffering and how we can lament in that light.

Tune in as we walk through the story of Sarah's death at 127 years old & Abraham's search for burial land. We talk about grieving through prolonged suffering, death, and hope.

Suffering, death, illness... we were never made for these things. But they're also things every single one of us will encounter in our lifetime.

Join us as we dig into death & suffering throughout the season of Lent and ask the questions: How does one lament? And where is the hope?

Join us for the fourth & final week of the Practice of Prayer as we talk about simply being with God & how that simple act can transform our faith.

Tune in as we continue our prayer series and learn to quiet ourselves in order to hear from God.

Tune in as we learn more about talking with God - through thanksgiving, lamentations, and everything in between.

Prayer is how we communicate and commune with God, and we plan on taking the next four weeks to dive in and intentionally practice prayer. First, we're looking at the kind of prayer the majority of us are most accustomed to: talking to God.

Learn more about the practices of Jesus and find more resources on Prayer by going to thepointknox.com and clicking the teal icon in the corner!

"The rich & the poor meet together. The Lord is the Maker of them all." This line greets every single person who walks into the sanctuary at The Point. Tune in to dig into this, community, and what God can do when we come together.

Tune in as we wrap up our series on Scripture and dive into Jesus as the literal living Word. John says, "The Word was with God and the Word was God." What does this mean and how does it impact us today?