Psalm 96 reminds us that the glory of God is more than an abstract idea—it’s the reason all of creation exists. From every nation to every tree in the forest, everything points to the greatness of the Lord. Discover how this ancient psalm gives meaning to worship today and calls us to live lives that reflect His glory.

Want to learn more about Turning Point Church? You can check us out online at tpclive.org.

There’s a kind of beauty that doesn’t fade—and your soul knows it. When you seek God, you’re not just obeying a command. You’re answering a longing. One that can only be filled by the beauty of who He is.

Want to learn more about Turning Point Church? You can check us out online at tpclive.org.

Depression, anxiety, loneliness—many people experience these, but often in silence. Psalm 42 offers an honest, emotional picture of spiritual dryness and despair, and what it means to fight for hope in the midst of it. This message explores why God isn’t surprised by your emotions, how to talk to Him in the middle of pain, and what to actually do when you feel hopeless.

Want to learn more about Turning Point Church? You can check us out online at tpclive.org.

Worship is an invitation to respond to who God is and what He has done. Psalm 95 calls us to come with joy, to kneel in humility, and to listen with soft hearts. Whether your life feels full or uncertain, you are invited to turn toward God with honesty, passion, and trust. Let this message realign your view of worship as something God desires for every moment, not just the ones that feel spiritual.

Want to learn more about Turning Point Church? You can check us out online at tpclive.org.

Jesus told a story about a woman who refused to give up — and a judge who finally gave in. It wasn’t just about prayer. It was about trust. If you’ve ever prayed and wondered if God was listening, this is for you. He’s not ignoring you. He’s not punishing you. And He hasn’t forgotten what He promised.

Want to learn more about Turning Point Church? You can check us out online at tpclive.org.

Jesus told a story about ten people who were waiting—but only five were ready when it mattered. The difference wasn’t how they started, but how they endured. Real faith isn’t casual, convenient, or borrowed. It’s consistent. It prepares in the quiet moments, not just the urgent ones. If you’ve been putting off what God is calling you to do, this is your reminder: the window of grace won’t stay open forever.

Want to learn more about Turning Point Church? You can check us out online at tpclive.org.

In a world full of noise, mixed messages, and spiritual confusion, Jesus offers something different: a voice that can be trusted. In this teaching from John 10, we’re invited to hear the heart of the Good Shepherd — the one who knows us, calls us by name, and lays down His life for us. This message is a reminder that we are never alone, never forgotten, and never without a guide worth following.

Want to learn more about Turning Point Church? You can check us out online at tpclive.org.

Jesus told a story about a farmer scattering seed, but He was really describing how people respond to truth. Some ignore it. Some respond quickly and fade. Some get distracted. A few truly take it in and grow. This message challenges us to think about where we’re rooted, what’s shaping our faith, and whether our lives are actually producing anything that lasts.

Want to learn more about Turning Point Church? You can check us out online at tpclive.org.

Forgiveness is more than a feeling, it’s a spiritual discipline that reflects the heart of God. In one of Jesus' most direct parables, we’re reminded just how serious God is about forgiveness and how deeply we’ve already been forgiven. Whether it’s a betrayal, a wound, or a long-standing bitterness, learning to forgive isn’t easy, but it is freeing. This message challenges us to examine our hearts and take the step toward releasing what’s been held.

Want to learn more about Turning Point Church? You can check us out online at tpclive.org.

In a world driven by instant reactions and big moments, Jesus offers a radically different vision: quiet faithfulness, steady influence, and patient trust. This message unpacks one of Jesus' most sobering parables and invites us to rethink our role in a culture that celebrates impact. Instead of rushing to fix, confront, or control, we're called to tend — to care deeply, love consistently, and trust that God will handle the harvest in His time.

Want to learn more about Turning Point Church? You can check us out online at tpclive.org.