Gracepointe Church Douglas, Ga

Saul had turned his back on God. The consequences of his decisions were being played out in his life. What can we learn from Saul's failures to keep us in good fellowship with God.

How will you get to know God? He wants you to know Him. If I can't see Him then how do I get to know Him? The answer is Jesus.

Many believers have gone through difficult times. When you face difficulties over long periods of time, what do you do? What do you say to yourself? It makes a big impact on the direction of your life.

Where does wisdom come from? How do I become wise? One of the wisest men to ever live points us to how we can find the starting point of wisdom.

You don't have to live with regrets. Our conscience helps us before we act and confirms or convicts us after we act. David allowed his conscience to guide him and kept him in the clear.

There are tensions to manage within our lives. The same is true in the church as well. The church has struggled with how to apply love and holiness. We feel this now and see it in the history of the church. How did Jesus manage the tension between grace and the law?

How are you doing at following Jesus? There is a real danger in our relationship that we can move away from Jesus if we are not careful. Location is revelation.

Do you live with regrets? Do you wish that someone would have told you not to do that or go there? David got a stop sign at just the right time in his life. This is a look at that moment and what it means for us today.

What does it take for you to have guts to share the gospel? Where does courage for following Jesus come from? The answer is not as hard as one may think. In this sermon we take a look at what helped Peter to stand up for Jesus.

Exercising discipline in life is a struggle. Physical discipline, leadership discipline, & spiritual discipline are a part of life. What if we realized that while all discipline can be good to make us better leaders, husbands, or parents, but spiritual discipline is worth fighting a little harder for.

Who are you? What are you known for? All of us have an identity. We are known as someone. The early followers of Christ were primarily known for following the life and teachings of Jesus.

Is the passion gone from your marriage? There are some simple things you can do to get things going again. It all starts with your promise to one another. Remember what you said. Remember what you did. Remember how you felt.

David got the opportunity of a lifetime. The decision he made had a profound impact on his future. We need to make sure the opportunity before us is from God before walking through the open door.

Everybody wants to have a happy marriage. The secret to a happy marriage is found in a core habit that every couple needs to pursue.

David escapes the attempts of Saul to kill him day after day. God's hand delivers him.

In this sermon we identify the core habit of love and respect in marriage. The focus is on how our words demonstrate love and respect or the lack thereof. Words are powerful and can help or harm our marriage relationships.

God prepares us for the future by teaching us to trust Him. David learns to follow God as the coming king.

What is essential for a great marriage? It may be something so simple that you just overlook it. Ted Lowe helps us understand what it takes to have a great marriage.

Jealousy leads to anger. It is rooted in pride. Saul gave himself to his pride. It is a downward spiral.

What causes us to worship? We must understand who Jesus is and what He has done to fix us. When we do, we will worship Him.