Turning Point Church

10/24/2026

This is our new 3 week series we start Sunday. I believe God is going to change lives in this series. You are welcome to come join us at 32450 Hwy 90 Seminole AL.
1. Build For A Purpose
2. Use What You Have Been Given
3. Build What Last

10/24/2026

10/23/2026

Turning Point Food Pantry will be open today, 10/23/26,3pm to 6pm. 32450 Hwy 90. We are an equal opportunity provider.

10/23/2026

Day 5

Luke 9:23

Jesus calls His followers to a daily, ongoing surrender: deny self, take up the cross, and follow Him. The sermon reminded the church that finishing well is built through ordinary faithfulness—one step at a time—especially when you don’t feel like it, when the journey is longer than expected, and when you’re tempted to quit or drift.

Finishing well also means investing in what outlives you. A poured-out life looks for someone to encourage, disciple, or strengthen—because faithfulness is not just personal survival; it’s passing life to others. When you stay in your lane, you stop striving to prove yourself and start serving from love, not performance.

Today, set your eyes on a long obedience with Jesus. You don’t have to run anyone else’s race, win every argument, or fight every battle. You can follow Christ daily, rely on His strength, and trust that faithfulness—often unseen—matters deeply to God.

What does “daily” surrender look like for you in this season—what is the cross-shaped step in front of you?

Where have you been trying to prove yourself instead of simply following Jesus?

Who is one person you can intentionally pour into this month through prayer, encouragement, or time?

What would it mean for you to measure success as faithfulness in your lane rather than visibility or applause?

Pray: “Jesus, help me take one faithful step today,” then write the step and do it within the next 24 hours.

10/22/2026

Day 4

Proverbs 18:21

The message confronted fear—especially fear of sickness and premature death—and called believers to stop speaking death over their lives. Scripture teaches that words carry real power; what you repeatedly declare can shape your perspective, deepen your anxiety, or strengthen your faith.

Speaking life is not denial of hardship; it is agreement with God’s character and God’s timing. You can acknowledge pain, fatigue, and uncertainty while still refusing to give fear the final word. God invites you to bring your weakness to Him, receive prayer, and choose language that aligns with hope.

Today, let your mouth become a tool for endurance rather than a channel for dread. In your lane, your words can either add weight or lift it. Ask the Lord to retrain your speech so your inner world and your outward confession move in the same direction—toward life in Christ.

What phrases do you tend to speak when you’re stressed, afraid, or overwhelmed?

Where have you been tempted to “agree” with fear out loud—about your body, future, family, or calling?

Write one life-giving confession you can repeat this week that aligns with God’s care and authority.

Is there someone you need to ask for prayer because you’ve been carrying fear in secret?

Before you speak today, practice a pause and ask: “Will these words produce peace and faith, or more fear?”