Gracepointe Church Douglas, Ga

God has a plan for all of history. This means He has a plan for you. His plan is beyond good. It is a divine plan.

The CHRISTIAN has been promised the power to grow in grace. There is more to following Jesus than just missing hell.

Life involves building things. We build careers, families, houses, and names. Have you stopped recently to take a look at what is being built?

God has given us grace so that we experience His peace. God's grace to us has come in full measure. It is a deep reservoir for the soul.

Fellowship is under valued in the life of many Christians. But it is a vital part of the health of the church. We have fellowship because of Christ. Our hope is that we are experiencing the benefits of it.

Peter writes to the Christians who follow Him to grow in grace. In the salutation, we find life changing truth

Money, Possessions, Kids, Gospel, Time. Stewardship is about managing these things. We are called to imitate our God in His generosity whether we are in poverty or experiencing prosperity.

The last day in the life of King Saul is covered in 1 Samuel 31. How we are living will effect the way we die. The death of Saul was a reflection of his life. He didn't finish well.

Jesus gave a plan for the church to expand. His plan includes your growth and global expansion through discipleship. The success of the church resides in taking the gospel to those around us.

Do you understand grace? Grace is more than a concept to be understood. It is a lifestyle to apply.

Our driving passion is expressed in four deliberate practices. Today we take a look at our worship. It is what we are created and saved for by our Lord.

One question can make a difference in your life next year. It can help you in every way. It's a question Jesus asked Peter before He ascended back into heaven.

God is closer than you think. Jesus came to make God known to us. That is what Christmas is all about.

God wants our attention. Sometimes when we don’t want to listen to God He seeks to get our attention by taking away all of our supports. In this text, God gets David’s attention. This story is how God is seeking to get us to listen.

What's on your Christmas list this year? Have you taken time to evaluate your gift list? God gave the first Christmas gift 2,000 years ago on the first Christmas. It was before we had a Christmas list. He gave us what we needed the most. You don't have to wait until December 25th to get His gift.

David found himself in a tight spot. He got into this difficulty by making poor decisions. But God didn’t forsake His promise to David and delivered him in the most unexpected way.

It's easy to be absent at Christmas... Many times it's much easier to give presents than to be present. This Christmas, spend less and be present in the lives of those around you.

It is easy to get caught up in giving and miss the whole point of giving. This Christmas 'give more' to those around you. God sent the greatest Gift... may it inspire us to give more and serve others this Christmas.

Making wise decisions in an evil world.

What if God has given you some resources that could make you wiser, would you tap into it? In this talk, we want to highlight three resources that God has given you to make you wise.