Gracepointe Church Douglas, Ga

The call of Christ is a serious call on the life of those who are willing to follow Him. He doesn’t want anyone to take Him, or it lightly. His words evoke us to make a wholehearted commitment to Him and encourage us that He is worth it all.

Who is the biggest giver? God has given us so much. The greatest gift was a person. He is what Christmas is all about. key words

Parties are awesome. Jesus wants us to expand our guest list. He has a big guest list and he wants our list to grow as well. Who does God want you to reach out to?

The Christmas season brings all kinds of emotion for people. It also brings great opportunities. As we mature in our faith, we begin to understand the motivation for Christmas and how it makes our living during this festive season.

Have you ever read the gospel of Luke? If you have then you know Jesus reached out to all people. His invitation went to all sectors of life. But no matter who you are or where you are there is a common problem that we all face. It is our pride. Jesus shows us a new path to life.

Have you ever said something you wish you could get back? Have you ever wished you would have just been silent? We have made mistakes in the past, but we can learn to avoid them in the future. Proverbs offer us wisdom on when to speak up and when to shut up.

Do you ever struggle with knowing when you should speak up and when you should shut up? It is difficult sometimes to know what to say or not to say. The Bible gives us some direction on this topic and a key to getting your timing on target.

How many people will be saved? If you ask people in today’s society the answers will vary. Jesus was asked such a question and His answer was direct and directive.

We have so many ways to connect in our world today, but often stay disconnected to our spouses. Technology can help us in our relationships with each other. But for many couples technology has become a distraction to those who the closest to us. In this last message, we learn to leverage tech and time for maximum joy in marriage.

We will imitate influences on our life. Who do you imitate?

Marriage is like a journey. Each spouse carries a backpack through on this wonderful journey through life. In this sermon, we encourage you to look past your load to see how you can help your spouse with their load as Christ has helped each of us. scripture references Galatians 6:2-8

Jesus challenged the rules of men. He followed God’s rules perfectly, but often broke the rules that men had put in place. The Kingdom He reigns over is growing, and permeating the whole earth with love and grace.

Relationships can be hard and messy. There are no perfect people so there are no perfect marriages. But the good news is that help is available, if we are willing to seek help in the right places.

Every Marriage is in need of a good team supporting them.

Tragedy and calamity draw out our deepest emotions. What should we think when terrible things happen to other people? Is it because they are worse sinners? Are we spared because we are more righteous? Jesus is asked about these things. His answers may surprise you.

Raising kids is the duty and delight of every parent. When it comes to athletics, parents need to love and lead their children so that the time they have is maximized. Sports can be leveraged to teach valuable lessons.

The Apostle John states that Jesus was full of grace and truth. We like grace, but truth can sometimes be hard to take. Jesus is a straight shooter and tells us what we need to hear not just what we want to hear. Luke records those words so that our lives can be impacted for now and eternity.

Athletics and sports make up a large portion of America. There are 36 million kids playing sports of some kind. How are we doing in raising these athletes so they make God look good as they play? In this series, we offer some insights to how to make God look good in play.

Eternity is guaranteed for everyone. When did you think about it last? Where will you spend it?

Why do you plays sports? What is the purpose of athletics? Everybody plays for a reason. It can be for fun, money, fame or many other things. God has reason for us to play that is bigger than we can imagine.