Gracepointe Church Douglas, Ga

What are your resolutions for 2017? In this sermon we are challenged to rethink our resolutions, to change our new year in a different way.

Nothing captures this thought as perfectly as the most famous song of the Christmas season. Silent Night serves to remind us that there is hope.

We all go to church on Sundays and hear sermons. Maybe rather than evaluating the sermon and the preacher, we should evaluate ourselves, and our application of the sermons that we hear from the scriptures.

Christmas is based on a day that the wonderful took place, Jesus was born. The song “O Holy Night” helps us to remember that we serve the God who does the unexpected.

Christmas is a time to remember that Jesus has come and what it means to us now and in the future. This classic song lifts our spirits and helps us to feel the tension of our future in Christ.

Jesus went on tour through Galilee. His ministry was to proclaim and establish the Kingdom of God. His ministry and message was to establish his followers in grace so they could grow.

Everybody has a playlist. What is on your Christmas playlist? Join us as we take a look at an old Christmas favorite “Joy to the World”.

Who is Jesus and what difference does He make? It makes a huge difference, because He changes the way we see the other people in our lives. When we truly see how gracious He is, we can’t help but to love Him.

Honor others by keeping your promises.

Jesus spoke words of healing and life to those around Him. One conversation had the power of transformation. Jesus speaks to the heart of the issue in the lives of the broken.

Have you ever been disappointed with God? We all have expectations for how things are supposed to go. When things don't go the way we thought, we can be in danger of feeling discouraged. John the Baptist faced this, but Jesus is faithful.

One conversation with Jesus can change the direction, and destination of our lives. This message looks at the longest recorded conversation that Jesus had in the gospels. The contents will surface the deepest needs of life.

Luke continues to invite the reader to see the greatness of Jesus and to discover who He is by what He does. In this narrative scene Jesus helps us to see how far His power extends over the greatest issues of life.

In this series we are taking a look at three conversations that Jesus had with three different people in the Gospel of John. The first conversation is about religion and life. Jesus reveals what it truly takes to be in the Kingdom of God.

Terrorism is a current reality all around the world. It is closer to our lives than it once was. So, how do we respond as the church to the threats at home and abroad?

The Gospel is for all people. It is for those who believe. It is surprising who will put their faith in Jesus.

Governments and governors are not always perfect, and sometimes are proponents of evil. Most believers have lived in times and places that have required great wisdom to be good citizens. In this sermon, we will take a look at our basic options in dealing with the systems and people that rule over us .

Did you know that there is a time where you can put yourself before others? Jesus gives us some instructions on how to help others. Surprisingly, it centers around putting yourself before others in a very specific way.

God is in control. He gave us government to restrain evil and promote good. What should a governor be? What should a governor do?

Jesus calls us to respond to our enemies in a radical way. He calls us to follow Him by loving our enemies. This challenge is a higher love, and what it looks like to be His disciple.