Sermon Central
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Being Hope Point
Contributed by Clair Sauer on Aug 19, 2016 (message contributor)
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1. Rooted In Christ
Contributed on Aug 19, 2016
The most important thing is rooting our lives in Christ. If we can do this, we can experience the fullness of Christ love, and we have the foundation we need to weather all of life's storms.
Today marks a special day in the life of this church. This morning, we are celebrating “Come Home Sunday”! In one respect, today marks a homecoming celebration. Many of you are here because you consider this your church home; you grew up here, you served here, you made life-long friends ...read more
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2. Grounded In Hope
Contributed on Oct 20, 2016
People all around are drowning in a sense of hopelessness. Christ offers the greatest hope we will ever need; our task is to share that message of hope in the communities around us.
I have this little feature on my cell phone where I get pop-up notifications of breaking news from a couple of different news outlets. Most of the time, these pop-ups make me cringe; probably because a lot of them have to do with campaign politics. But the thing is, when it’s not about ...read more
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3. Growing In Grace
Contributed on Oct 20, 2016
We are never beyond God's grace, but if we want to experience the full benefits of that grace, then we have to work on growing in God's grace.
We pick back up this morning with our HOPE Point sermon series, looking at those four statements that define the kind of church we will be: Rooted in Christ. Grounded in Hope. Growing in Grace. Giving in Love. Today, our focus will be “growing in grace,” and we will think about what ...read more
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4. Giving In Love
Contributed on Oct 20, 2016
Just as Christ generously gave of himself for us, so are we called to be generous of ourselves and our resources for the sake of others.
This morning, we are going to talk about what it means to “give in love.” This is the last sermon in a series which has focused on the four missional components that will define who and what this church is as we seek to reach out in our community: Rooted in Christ. Grounded in Hope. ...read more