Gracepointe Church Douglas, Ga

Every election cycle in America causes stress in our country. People grow divisive, and nervous about the changes. Whether you are hopeful or fearful about the coming election, there is one key factor that you can rest on.

How much are we to give to God for what He has given us? In a pursuit to honor God with finances, we learn that giving back to God is recognition of His provision. What does He require?

This is a closer look of the 12 who Jesus chose to follow Him, and to take His Gospel to the world.

There is a saying on our currency that reads, "In God We Trust". It sounds good, but do we trust God with the money? there is an old story at the beginning of Genesis, where we discover who needs to be the priority in our giving.

On a scale from 1(no interest) to 10(perfect interest), where would you rate your interest with Jesus?

We all have a relationship with money. We use it everyday. The key is to keep the right kind of relationship to money, and to God at the same time.

This is an in depth look at the men Jesus chose to be His apostles.

What is the most foundational thing that a person needs to know about money? This series on money starts with finding a new perspective on our relationship to money. We can learn to think in a new way about the money in our pockets.

Luke wants to help us see the relationship of the law and the people that it serves. Jesus demonstrates that life and relationships are worth preserving.

In the last message of the series “Get Real”, we are encouraging the church to be a sanctuary. Everybody needs a safe place to be honest about their failures and struggles. The church can be a place to help us when we slip and fall.

Jesus brought a new system. He did things differently. It was evident in His disciples. Jesus changes everything.

How much do you need to confess your sins every day? What happens if you miss confessing one? What is God’s relationship to us?

There are great models to follow in life. But one model is the perfect model. His name is Jesus. He demonstrates to us what it means to live all out for God. He calls us to be like Him.

What do you do after you sin? How do you feel? What is God’s response toward us when we sin? This is a look back to the garden when man sinned for the first time to see what happened to us, and how God responds to us in our failure.

We live in a world that is full of deception and distortion. God is calling us out of our darkness to be real and honest. In this sermon we discover what’s at stake in our lives if we continue on the path of deception versus the path of confession.

Paul's message of the power of the cross and God's provision of Salvation in the work of the cross alone.

Are you looking forward to the future? It is good to take time to look at your past, because it can impact your present. Trusting God in the now often is strengthened by looking back at what He has done for you.

Are you losing hope? Do you feel like giving up? Before you quit and throw in the towel, take a moment to hear what Jesus says. He has a word for those who have experienced unanswered prayer.

Jesus is our model for ministry. He calls for us to apply charity to every situation even when it is dangerous. In this section of Luke, we discover the priority of charity in our everyday ministry to the world.

It is hard when our prayers get answered. It doesn’t makes sense. It leaves us confused. What if there is more to the story than we know? The Scriptures help us to see that maybe there is something more going on when our prayers are not answered.