Grace Point

06/23/2026

Sunday, we celebrated 10 baptisms!

Ten people publicly declared that Jesus is their Savior and that they are choosing to follow Him. What a beautiful reminder that God is still saving, still changing lives, and still moving in powerful ways.

Every baptism tells a story of grace.
Every baptism is a testimony of God’s faithfulness.
Every baptism is a celebration of new life in Christ.

As a church family, we rejoice with those who took this next step of obedience and faith. We are honored to walk alongside them as they continue growing in their relationship with Jesus.

Let’s celebrate what God has done! 🎉

❤️ 10 Lives
💙 10 Stories
🙌 10 Public Declarations of Faith

To God be the glory!

06/22/2026

On Father’s Day, we continued our study through Genesis and looked at the life of Noah and his sons. This passage reminded us that even godly people are imperfect, but God’s grace remains faithful.

One of the key truths from the message was this:

As parents, we cannot choose the decisions our children make.

Noah’s three sons were all saved through the ark, yet each responded differently. Salvation is a gift, but every person must choose how they will respond to God.

We were challenged to consider:

⭐ Character cannot stay hidden forever.

⭐ Knowing Scripture helps us recognize truth.

⭐ Submission to God leads to wisdom and obedience.

⭐ Faith isn’t about being perfect—it’s about faithfully following God.

Jesus said His sheep know His voice. The question isn’t whether God is speaking. The question is whether we are listening.

If your Heavenly Father called your name today, would you recognize His voice?

As we grow in our relationship with Him, we learn to trust Him, follow Him, and stand firm in our faith no matter what comes our way.

Know God. Hear His voice. Stand firm in faith.

06/19/2026

A contract says:
“What can I get?”

A covenant says:
“I’m committed.”

One of the biggest truths from Sunday’s message is that God’s relationship with us isn’t based on temporary agreements.

His covenant doesn’t expire.
His mercy doesn’t run out.
His promises don’t fail.

God has been faithful through every generation, and He remains faithful today.

When life feels uncertain, remember:
God’s promises are stronger than your circumstances.

06/17/2026

Everyone loves the rainbow.

But no one talks about the storm that came first.

The rainbow wasn’t just a beautiful sight in the sky—it was a reminder of God’s faithfulness.

Sometimes we don’t understand what God is doing while we’re walking through the storm. But when we look back, we can often see His hand guiding us every step of the way.

If you’re in a difficult season today, don’t lose heart.

The same God who was faithful to Noah is faithful to you.

🌈 Keep trusting.
🌈 Keep praying.
🌈 Keep walking by faith.

God’s promises are still true.

06/15/2026

Genesis 9:1–17

This Sunday we looked at God’s covenant with Noah and were reminded that God’s promises are not temporary—they are everlasting.

After the flood, God established a covenant with Noah and his family. A covenant is more than a contract. Contracts expire. Covenants transform lives.

God’s covenant is built on relationship, faithfulness, and His unchanging character.

We were reminded:

🌈 God keeps His promises.

🌈 The rainbow is a reminder of God’s everlasting covenant.

🌈 God’s intentions toward us are good.

🌈 We must trust Him even after the storm has passed.

One of the most powerful truths from the message was this:

You cannot see the rainbow until after the storm.

Many of us want the promise without the process, but often God’s faithfulness becomes most visible after we’ve walked through difficult seasons.

The rainbow points us to God’s covenant, but ultimately it points us to Jesus—the Son who must be in the right place in our lives.

As we trust Him, submit to Him, and walk humbly with Him, we discover the beauty of His promises.

His covenant is not a contract with an expiration date. It is an invitation into a relationship with Him.

Scripture References

📖 Genesis 9:1-17
📖 Proverbs 3:5-6
📖 Micah 6:8
📖 Psalm 103:17-18

06/14/2026

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06/12/2026

In Noah’s day, God provided one ark.

Jesus said:
“I am the door. If anyone enters by Me, he will be saved.” (John 10:9)

The ark was more than a boat.
It was a picture of God’s mercy.

God didn’t just warn people about judgment.
He provided a way of rescue.

That’s still true today.

God’s mercy invites us in.
God’s grace makes a way.
Jesus is the door.

The question isn’t whether the door exists.

The question is: Will we enter?

06/10/2026

One of the most powerful lessons from Noah’s story:

Noah obeyed before he understood everything.

God told him to build an ark before there was rain.
God gave him a purpose before revealing all the details.

How often do we wait until we have all the answers before taking a step of faith?

Sometimes God isn’t asking us to understand everything.
He’s simply asking us to trust Him.

Faith says:
“I don’t know everything, but I know Who does.”

What step of obedience might God be calling you to take today?

06/08/2026

This Sunday we continued the story of Noah and were reminded that faith is more than believing—it leads to obedience.

When God called Noah to build the ark, he didn’t have all the details. He simply trusted God and obeyed.

Noah wasn’t a carpenter.
He had never seen a flood.
Yet he chose faith over fear and obedience over comfort.

We were challenged with several powerful truths:

⚓ Faith is what saves.

⚓ God’s plans will often take us outside our comfort zones.

⚓ We don’t have to know every detail before we obey.

⚓ God is looking for willing hearts, not perfect people.

We also looked at God’s mercy and compassion.

Just as the ark became a place of safety during the flood, Jesus is our place of salvation today.

“I am the gate; whoever enters through Me will be saved.” (John 10:9)

God’s mercy doesn’t ignore sin—but His compassion provides a way to be rescued.

The same God who showed mercy in Noah’s day still offers grace today.

The question we were left with:

Are you willing to trust God even when you don’t know all the details?