Gracepointe Church Douglas, Ga

Why follow Jesus? What makes Jesus worth following? Jesus has all the characteristics of a great leader. He is perfect in all He does so He is able to guide us in all we do.

Sometimes God is silent and you don’t know why. There are other times that it should be very apparent why God is not giving us the answer we desire. This sermon helps us to look at what may be the reason our prayers go unanswered.

Luke records the beginning of the ministry of Jesus. He started by teaching the word in the synagogues. His ministry created quite the buzz as he cast out demons and healed the sick. Jesus has power over the physical and spiritual realms of this world.

Have you ever called someone only to find that they didn’t answer your call? It’s frustrating. When we call out to God and He doesn’t answer it can be even more frustrating. Is it just you He doesn’t answer? Does the Bible have anything to say about unanswered prayer?

Paul is writing to the Church at Thessalonica concerning the false teaching that Christ had already returned. He informs them that Christ has not already returned and he praises them and encourages them in their Faith, Love and Hope in Christ.

Parents can be hard on kids. Of course, some are not hard enough. But when you look back at your time with your kids, what will you want them to remember about being with you? Your time will be over soon so be wise in what you do.

People need People and Kids need Tribes. Kids need people who will save a seat, make them known, and welcome them no matter what. Kids need tribes to teach them what forgiveness, joy and fun look like.

Every Christian needs to start doing ministry somewhere.Where did Jesus start? What happened at the launch of his new ministry? We can learn about ministry by looking at Jesus launching His new work.

Our words and actions are important in raising kids. What we do and what we say play a huge role in the development and health of our children. Each word and action needs to be laced with the super ingredient known as love.

Is Jesus qualified? Luke helps us to see the greatness of Jesus as He is tested in the desert. Jesus demonstrates His worthiness to be Lord and Savior by overcoming temptations that came His way. We can learn how to pass our daily temptations by seeing what Jesus did to overcome.

Time flies when you are raising children. What you say matters. What you do impacts what you say. This sermon helps us to think about what we do and how it impacts what we say to our children.

What you say is important in every relationship. It is extremely important that we are careful with our words when it comes to raising our kids. The words you choose to use will shape their lives. Handle them with care.

Luke writes to show that Jesus is qualified to represent both God and humanity. He is the most unique person in all of history to take care of our deepest need.

Time flies when you’re raising kids. When we count our days as parents, we will make our days count.

John the Baptist started his ministry with a bang. His message was hard. His passion was great. He gives a warning that the coming Messiah will change everything. He is the voice crying in the wilderness.

Technology and spirituality are two terms that don’t seem to go together, but together can be a powerful tool for good in the lives of others. Imagine a world where people used technology solely for the purpose of helping others.

Our brokenness beginning from birth predisposes us to Pride - which separates us from God. The antidote - humility, restores God to the proper place in lives - FIRST!

Technology has an upside and downside. How can we as Christians relate to the technological advances of our time? Is it something we should reject or receive? Let’s take a serious look at technology and the impact it is having on us.

What if there is no resurrection? People have denied that there is a resurrection all throughout history. If that's true then what are the consequences for the church? If that's not true what are the consequences.

Joseph and Mary had the privilege and the extraordinary task of raising the Son of God. Every parent is well acquainted with the difficulties that come with raising children. The great part is that children grow up, but it is also one of the most challenging parts of parenting. Luke lets us discover who Jesus is, and in the process we can learn to be better parents.