Turning Point Church

06/19/2026

Day 5

Ephesians 2:10

The sermon reminded us that God didn’t save you just to occupy a seat; He saved you for purpose. Whether you feel young and strong or older and tired, God still has work prepared for you—ways to serve, to build stronger families, to share wisdom, and to represent Him in your community. Purpose doesn’t retire because God’s calling is tied to His faithfulness, not your convenience.

Joseph’s life shows that calling can survive pits, prisons, setbacks, and delays. Your story—redeemed and surrendered—becomes a testimony that gives others permission to hope. Ask God where you’re needed now, then take a next step that matches what He’s already been stirring in you like fire shut up in your bones.

Where have you been “holding a chair down” instead of stepping into active purpose?

What gift, skill, or experience has God given you that could bless others right now?

Who is one person or group God may be calling you to serve (family, church, recovery, youth, neighbors)?

What is one small, specific next step you can take this week to move toward your calling?

Pray: “Lord, show me the good works You prepared for me—give me courage to obey and joy to serve.”

06/18/2026

Due to the weather, the ladies ministry will be postponed until 06-25-2026 next Thursday 6:30 PM

06/18/2026

Today, Thursday, 6/18 at 6PM, we will have Women's Ministry at Turning Point Church. We welcome all ladies to join us for dinner, prayer, and a wonderful message.

06/18/2026

Day 4

Ephesians 4:31-32

Joseph wept, kissed his brothers, and opened the door to honest relationship again. Forgiveness didn’t erase the past, but it removed the poison from the future. The sermon challenged the natural impulse to strike back, reminding us that what comes out of our mouths reveals what’s filling our hearts.

Forgiveness is not pretending it didn’t hurt; it’s releasing your right to revenge and entrusting justice to God. It also frees you from being controlled by someone else’s sin. When bitterness loses its grip, your spiritual growth accelerates, your prayers become clearer, and your calling becomes less entangled with old wounds.

Who do you need to forgive—not because they earned it, but because you want to be free?

What bitterness shows up most in your words: sarcasm, complaining, replaying the offense, or withdrawing?

What is one step you can take toward forgiveness (a prayer, a letter you don’t send, a conversation, or a boundary)?

How has unforgiveness affected your spiritual life, relationships, or health?

Pray: “Father, as You have forgiven me, help me forgive—give me a clean heart and guarded words.”

06/17/2026

06/17/2026

THIS Saturday, 6/20. We welcome you to join us in preparing items for the Street Ministry, and then after we will minister to those in need.

06/17/2026

Tonight at 6pm join us for Dinner! TP-Youth/College Night at 6:30 where we are studying our 4th and Final session on PRAY- Y is for YIELD
Where are you in prayer today?
I know I'm in the Yielding process currently myself and letting God do His Works in His Time.
Hope to see you tonight. If you have never been to Turning Point Church I hope to Meet you tonight for the 1st time.
Youth Leader
Jaime Burns

06/17/2026

Day 3

Romans 12:1-2

The sermon emphasized surrender—pouring it out, laying it down, and asking God for help to walk free. Transformation is not just willpower; it’s worship. When Paul calls us to present our bodies as a living sacrifice, he’s describing a daily decision to place our habits, cravings, and coping mechanisms under God’s leadership.

Renewal also reshapes perspective. Many people relapse into old cycles because their mind keeps returning to the same story, the same triggers, the same lies. God invites you to a new pattern: letting Him retrain how you think, what you focus on, and how you respond. Surrender is not a one-time moment; it’s a new direction you practice until it becomes a new life.

What is one habit, substance, or coping mechanism you need to place fully under God’s control?

What lie keeps you stuck (e.g., “I can’t change,” “This is just who I am,” or “I need this to survive”)?

Name one practical boundary you can set this week that supports your surrender.

Who is one trusted person you can ask to pray with you and keep you accountable?

Pray: “Jesus, renew my mind and strengthen my will to choose obedience today.”