Gracepointe Church Douglas, Ga

Saul had all the potential in the world. But potential can be lost if our character is flawed. What can we learn from the mistakes of Saul?

What you believe should impact the way you live. Jesus came. Jesus died. Jesus rose again. He ascended to Heaven. What's next?

Leadership is hard. What kind of leader are you? How will you lead in the church? In your community? At work? With your family?

The last installment in the "Blindspots" series takes a look at how we respond to those who fall to sin. Caution is given to those who minister to those who have fallen.

Righteous living is intimately connected to the degree of courage to live for Christ. The talk highlights the importance of righteousness for living and leading.

One place that is hard to watch is our mouth. It is easy to think you are living a Godly life, but you should examine your tongue to test your spirituality. This talk helps us to take a hard look at what we say.

There is hearing and then there is hearing. What does it mean to truly hear? When you hear the Word of God be careful to look for your blindspots.

Jonathan, the young prince of Israel, had faith in God even though his father was living in fear. Faith is about understanding advantages and disadvantages.

There is grace for the wanderers, the hopeless, and the church. How often do we miss the beauty of grace? Does entitlement, jealousy, or self-righteousness blind us from God's grace?

Saul made some poor decisions that began to reveal the problem of his heart. We are to live in humility and with hope in order to find the blessing of God.

People say the reason they don't come to church is that it is full of hypocrites. Is this true? What should we, as the church, do about it?

We all make mistakes. But, God is gracious to give us a new start.

When you drive your car, you have places you cannot see. In this series, we take a look at the place we can't see in our lives.

The church has a great message. A message of salvation and how the world can come to God.

Saul gets his first test as king. He demonstrates great faith and grace in leadership.

We all struggle at times with feeling connected. Is there a way to feel more connected to the church? How do you connect with the church?

The private and public presentation of Saul as the first king of Israel.

Have you had a bad church experience? Why should you give the church another chance? Why should you be connected to the church?

Life is not a series of random events. God is orchestrating your life for His purposes.

We all desire connection. How can we find connection with God here on earth?