What if you were an accomplice to a crime you didn't even know was happening? There's an enemy. He has a plan. And the plan only works if you don't see it coming. In this first week of our new series HEIST, we're kicking things off with the piece of armor you probably didn't expect: the Boots of Peace.Because the enemy doesn't just want you to sin. He wants you out of formation. Isolated. Divided. And a divided church is a neutralized church. Peace isn't just a feeling. It's a weapon. And it was made to move. Whether you're carrying a fractured relationship, avoiding a hard conversation, or just wondering how you ended up here: this one's for you.

Step into Easter at The Pointe Church with a word that applies to our everyday life! This sermon explores how God meets us in the dark, not after we fix everything, but right in the middle of our fear, grief, and questions. From the first Passover to the cross, we see a God who doesn’t stand at a distance but steps in, claims us, and stands between us and what should have taken us out. Jesus didn’t just come to make life a little better; He came to rescue, to redefine your identity, and to prove that darkness never gets the final word. If you’ve ever wondered where God is in your story, this message is for you. You’re not alone, you’re not too far gone, and your story isn’t over.

Welcome to Palm Sunday at The Pointe Church We’re so glad you’re here with us today!Have you been holding tightly to control, or rushing through life without a moment to breathe? This week, we’ll journey together through the Festival of Tabernacles and discover how God faithfully provides through manna, water, fire, and so much more.As we reflect on the hope of Palm Sunday, may you find peace in letting go and beauty in laying down your worries. Stay with us as we lean into that promise together.

Good morning and welcome to The Pointe Church!Have you ever felt like something’s missing? In the middle of busy schedules, responsibilities, and constant pressure, many of us are running on empty. What if the answer isn’t to work harder, but to rest?In this message, we walk through a powerful story from Genesis to Jesus, showing how we were created for rest, how sin disrupted it, and how God has been restoring it ever since through the Sabbath, the Sabbath Year, and the Year of Jubilee.Ultimately, Jesus makes it clear: He is the rest we’ve been searching for.If you’re feeling overwhelmed or stuck in the grind, this message is an invitation to stop striving and start trusting God.“Come to me, all of you who are weary and carry heavy burdens, and I will give you rest.” -Matthew 11:28

Have you ever broken something and been too scared to admit it? We've all been there: plotting, hiding, blaming anyone but ourselves. But what happens when you finally turn around and go back?In this week's message from our Holy Smokes series in Leviticus, we dig into the Festival of Trumpets and what this ancient celebration reveals about who God really is when you come home to Him. Spoiler: it's not anger. It's not "look who finally showed up." It's mercy. It's a Father who's been waiting the whole time.

The Festival of Weeks in Leviticus might seem like just another ancient list of sacrifices and instructions, but hidden within, is a powerful pattern that still speaks to our lives today. Let’s explore how God calls His people to offer their first and best even when they’re unsure what comes next. From Israel walking through the wilderness, to the disciples waiting in the upper room in Acts 2, to seasons of uncertainty we experience today, God consistently moves through a rhythm of pruning before the harvest, provision during the harvest, and partnership beyond the harvest.

We’re back in Holy Smokes, walking through the Book of Leviticus as we find the miracle in the mundane.

We’re back in Holy Smokes, walking through the Book of Leviticus as we find the miracle in the mundane. This one is all about Saying Something. What if sin grows in what we refuse to say? What if healing starts when we finally speak up? Today let’s unpack the Sin and Guilt Offerings and see that sin isn’t just rule-breaking; it’s drifting out of rhythm with God. Through the teachings of Leviticus and the Story of King David, we learn how Jesus was the ultimate offering!