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In December 1944, surrounded by German forces at Bastogne, Belgium, the 101st Airborne faced freezing temperatures, dwin...
10/28/2026

In December 1944, surrounded by German forces at Bastogne, Belgium, the 101st Airborne faced freezing temperatures, dwindling supplies, and overwhelming odds. When the enemy demanded their surrender, General Anthony McAuliffe answered with one unforgettable word: “Nuts!” They refused to quit, stood their ground, and held the line until reinforcements arrived.

That is precisely the kind of spiritual determination Paul commands in Ephesians 6:13 when he writes, “Therefore take up the whole armor of God, that you may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand.”

The devil will try to convince you that you are surrounded, outnumbered, and defeated. He will whisper that your marriage, your family, your faith, or your future is beyond hope. But don’t you dare surrender! Jesus Christ has already secured the ultimate victory through His death and resurrection. So put on the whole armor of God, stand in His strength, and hold your ground, for the victory belongs to the Lord!

A woman once told the great evangelist Dwight L. Moody, “I’ve been saved for twenty-five years and never had a single do...
10/21/2026

A woman once told the great evangelist Dwight L. Moody, “I’ve been saved for twenty-five years and never had a single doubt!” Moody replied, “Madam, I doubt you’ve been saved. That’s like a couple saying they’ve been married fifty years and never had an argument. I doubt they’ve ever been married!”

Doubt doesn’t necessarily mean you lack faith; it simply means you’re human. The real issue isn’t whether you experience doubt, but what you do with it. Doubt can either weaken your faith or drive you deeper into God’s truth. Remember, the best way to starve your doubts is to feed your faith.

So, what feeds your faith? Romans 10:17 says, “So then faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.” When circumstances confuse you, feelings mislead you, or prayers seem unanswered, stand firm on God’s promises, reflect on His faithfulness, and trust His unchanging character.

Satan wants you to question God’s Word, doubt His goodness, and abandon His will. Don’t give him that opportunity. Feed your faith, starve your doubts, and keep your eyes on Jesus!

Walking point in Kandahar, Afghanistan, soldier Brian Mast stepped on a hidden IED. Shrapnel flew straight toward his ch...
10/14/2026

Walking point in Kandahar, Afghanistan, soldier Brian Mast stepped on a hidden IED. Shrapnel flew straight toward his chest, but his Level IV body armor took the hit so his heart didn’t have to. The enemy fired the shot, but the armor took the blow.

Every day, you and I walk through spiritual minefields, facing an unseen enemy determined to destroy our hearts, shatter our homes, and annihilate our faith. But thank God, He has not sent us into battle unprotected! He has equipped us with spiritual armor capable of withstanding every fiery dart Satan fires our way.

But wearing God’s armor does not mean we can retreat from the battle. The Bible tells us to flee sin and temptation, but when it comes to Satan, Scripture gives us a different command: “Resist the devil and he will flee from you” (James 4:7).

So put on God’s armor, stand your ground, and resist the enemy. Remember, victory belongs not to the strength of the soldier, but to the power of the Savior!

Behind every Sunday service, every ministry event, and every life changed is a team of committed leaders who give their ...
10/09/2026

Behind every Sunday service, every ministry event, and every life changed is a team of committed leaders who give their all to the Lord and His church. As we celebrate Pastor Appreciation Month, Christ-Pointe Ministries extends our heartfelt gratitude to each and every one of you for your tireless service, faithful leadership, and shepherds’ hearts. We pray God pours back into you double what you pour out into others!

When you think of someone’s final hours, you may picture a hospital room, a courtroom, or a battlefield. But Jesus’ fina...
10/07/2026

When you think of someone’s final hours, you may picture a hospital room, a courtroom, or a battlefield. But Jesus’ final hours began around a table with twelve men He loved.

That night there was no royal feast, no show of wealth. There was only bread, w**e, and a Savior who knew exactly what awaited Him on the cross. Yet that simple table became one of the greatest demonstrations of love in history.

King Henry VIII used lavish banquets to display his grandeur. Jesus used a humble meal to reveal His love. Henry’s table showed what a king could possess; Jesus’ table showed what a King was willing to surrender.

Jesus said, “This is my body which is given for you” (Luke 22:19).

The bread reminds us of His body. The cup reminds us of His blood. Together they tell us that our salvation came at an immeasurable cost. Jesus gave everything so that we could receive grace. Never forget it.

The great evangelist Dwight L. Moody faced death differently than most because he knew the One who had conquered it. As ...
09/30/2026

The great evangelist Dwight L. Moody faced death differently than most because he knew the One who had conquered it. As he lay dying at home, he told his family, “Earth is receding; heaven is opening; God is calling.” Moody understood that death was not the end of his journey, but the doorway into the presence of God.

The Apostle Paul declares in Philippians 1:21, “For to me, to live is Christ, and to die is gain.”

Moody had spent his entire life walking with God, trusting His promises, and pointing others to Christ. When his final moment came, he did not have to learn how to walk with God. He had been walking with Him all along.

That is the kind of faith God is calling us to build today. Walk with Him in obedience. Walk with Him through uncertainty. Walk with Him in joy and sorrow. And when our earthly journey ends, we will not step into darkness, but into the presence of the Savior we have trusted.

Walk with God here, and one day you will walk to God there.

In 1988, American boxer Roy Jones Jr. dominated his Olympic gold-medal match, landing 86 punches to his opponent’s 32. Y...
09/24/2026

In 1988, American boxer Roy Jones Jr. dominated his Olympic gold-medal match, landing 86 punches to his opponent’s 32. Yet the judges awarded the gold medal to Park Si-hun. Years later, Park returned the medal, admitting, “It belongs to you.” He could no longer live with the weight of possessing something he knew he had not truly earned.

In a similar way, sin can place a heavy weight on our hearts. We may hold onto things we did not earn, such as credit, money, recognition, or even a reputation built on a lie. What we gain outwardly can cost us inwardly.

The Word of God tells us, “Whoever conceals their sins does not prosper, but the one who confesses and renounces them finds mercy” (Proverbs 28:13).

True repentance means more than simply feeling sorry. It means turning around and, when possible, making things right. Real peace only comes when we stop defending what is wrong, surrender it to God, and choose to walk in truth.

Ask yourself today: What are you holding that isn't yours? Have the courage to lay it down at the feet of God, and walk in the absolute freedom of living clean before Him.

09/22/2026

“When God’s people lock arms, link hearts, and flow together in the power of the Holy Spirit, they don’t just make a difference. They become an unstoppable force for the Kingdom of God!”

– Blake Carroll

09/18/2026

Come join us at Fruitland Baptist Church this Sunday, September 20, at 11:00 a.m. Our interim pastor, Bro. Blake Carroll, will bring a timely and much-needed message entitled “How to Defeat the Devil’s Divide.” Bring your family, invite a friend, and join us for worship as we lock hands and link hearts for the Kingdom of God!

After spending sixty-nine days trapped in a dark Chilean mine, Mario Sepulveda emerged a changed man. “I buried forty ye...
09/16/2026

After spending sixty-nine days trapped in a dark Chilean mine, Mario Sepulveda emerged a changed man. “I buried forty years of my life down there, and I’m going to live a lot longer to be a new person,” he declared. “I was with God, and I was with the devil. They fought, and God won.”

Sepulveda recognized that his experience was more than a physical struggle; it was a picture of a deeper spiritual battle. That battle is one every believer must be aware of. If you don’t realize you are in a war right now, you may become spiritual roadkill. The Apostle Paul reminds us, “For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this age, against spiritual hosts of wickedness in the heavenly places” (Ephesians 6:12).

There is no neutral ground in this spiritual battle. The enemy wants to steal your peace, fracture your family, and weaken your faith. But in Christ, victory is assured. So stand firm, put on the whole armor of God, and never forget: the enemy may fight, but God wins.

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