Pastor Tony shares from Luke 1 about how we can have hope in every circumstance because of the faithfulness of God revealed to us in the season of Advent. We can lean into the hope of the gospel because Advent is the story of a God who came near. As we listen to God’s voice, embrace radical gratitude and give God the glory he deserves, we learn that there is a gift in every season when we walk through those seasons with God. 

Life is short, but what we build can last forever. In week four of our series, Built to Last, Pastor Gabe teaches from 2 Corinthians 5:10–21 and reminds us that eternity isn’t someday — it starts now. We discover how to live with holy urgency, embrace our new identity in Christ, serve as His ambassadors, and build our lives on His finished work.

Life is short, but what we build can last forever. In week three of our series, Built to Last, Pastor Gabe teaches from 1 Corinthians 9 on running your race with faithfulness and purpose — discovering your God-given lane, serving with endurance, and finishing well for the reward that lasts for eternity.

Life is short, but what we build can last forever. In week two of our series, Built to Last, Pastor Gabe unpacks 1 Corinthians 3 and challenges us to build our lives on Jesus and with eternal materials, because one day, our work will be revealed before Him.

Life is short, but what we build can last forever. In the first week of our Built to Last series, Pastor Gabe teaches what it means to stand before the Judgment Seat of Christ, where our lives will be revealed and rewarded. We discover how to build a life that pleases God and invest in what lasts — souls and the Word of God.

In week three of our Take Heart series, Pastor Gabe shares a message and conversation with missionary Andrew Gorski from Poland. Even in seasons of uncertainty, Jesus still speaks, “Take heart; it is I,” reminding us that He brings calm in the chaos and that every step of faith becomes solid ground.

Pastor Lee Domingue encouraged The Point to live with courageous faith rather than fear, sharing his personal journey from successful entrepreneur to ministry leader and emphasizing that courage isn't the absence of fear but choosing faith in God's presence. He reminded the church that one person's act of courage—like David facing Goliath—can spark transformation in an entire community, and that our courage gives others permission to believe again.

Life can leave us tired, stuck, running on empty, and needing a reset. In the first week of our Take Heart series, Pastor Gabe unpacks the Five Essentials of a Reset showing how Jesus meets us where we are and leads us into renewal. Discover how you can hit reset and step into the life God designed for you.

What do you do when the bills stack up and faith feels hard to hold onto? In week four of our series, Asking for a Friend, Pastor Gabe unpacks 2 Kings 4 and shows how God meets us in our financial stress with wisdom, provision, and hope.

How is it possible to be surrounded by people and still feel completely unseen? In this Asking for a Friend message, Pastor Tim opens Job 19, Genesis 16, 2 Timothy 4, and the Gospels to show how Scripture meets us in our loneliness. From Job’s cry to Hagar’s encounter, and from Paul’s cell to Jesus’ cross, we discover that while people may walk out, the God who sees, the Lord who stands, and the Redeemer who lives will never abandon us.