Turning Point Church

05/29/2026

05/29/2026

Day 5

1 Corinthians 10:13

Joseph’s victory over temptation wasn’t accidental; it was intentional. He named the temptation for what it was, remembered who he belonged to, and refused to stay near what could destroy him. The sermon applied this plainly: when temptation comes, don’t flirt with it—avoid it, step away, and make wise choices that protect your future.

God always provides a way of escape, but you still have to take it. For Joseph, the “escape” looked like refusing, creating distance, and choosing integrity even when it cost him. Your way out may include boundaries, accountability, different routes, different patterns, and Spirit-led self-control. The goal isn’t merely to resist sin; it’s to pursue a life that honors God and keeps your heart free.

What is my most common pattern of temptation—when does it happen, and what usually triggers it?

What practical “way of escape” has God already provided that I haven’t been using consistently?

What boundary do I need to set this week (digital, relational, financial, or emotional) to avoid unnecessary pressure?

Who is one trustworthy person I can ask for accountability, and what exactly will I invite them to check in on?

Write a short plan for the next time temptation hits: what will I do in the first 60 seconds to choose obedience?

05/29/2026

Drive Thru Pantry Day Success!
Help Feed America!
Jesus Thank you for all the continued Blessing you put at our feet and on our Table!
Wow! Rain or Shine we got it Done.
Thank you VOLUNTEERS! We couldn't do it without you.

05/28/2026

Turning Point Food Pantry will be a drive thru today, 5/28/26,3pm until gone. Please be patient. All will be served. Please follow people directing traffic. We are an equal opportunity provider.

05/28/2026

Teens/College: Attend at least 2 of the 4 Session on Prayer for your chance to Win a nice Suede Journal! There will be 2 winners. Come join us next week-R-is for Repentance.

05/28/2026

Week 1- P- is for PRAISE

05/28/2026

Day 4

Colossians 3:23-24

The sermon confronted a subtle trap: serving God primarily to get something from God. When obedience becomes a transaction, disappointment is never far behind—because life will still have trials, delays, and confusing chapters. But when obedience becomes worship, you can serve with a steady heart even when the “benefit” isn’t immediate.

God is not a harsh rule-maker; He’s a wise Father who commands for your good and forms you through obedience. Serving “as unto the Lord” purifies motives and protects you from burnout, comparison, and resentment. When you remember who you’re really serving, you can keep showing up with integrity and joy even when nobody applauds.

If I’m honest, where have I been serving with a transactional mindset—expecting a payoff from God or people?

What would change if I viewed my daily responsibilities as worship offered to Jesus?

Where do I feel unseen or unappreciated, and how might God be using that place to shape my character?

Choose one act of hidden faithfulness today (something no one may notice) and do it as worship—what will it be?

Pray and ask God to realign your motives; what specific attitude do you want Him to cleanse and renew?

05/28/2026

We missed you tonight at Groups.
We hope to see you Sunday!

05/27/2026

Week 1 is tonight!
Let's get on this Journey together.
See you for dinner at 6pm
Lesson and Fellowship at 6:30pm