Compass Point Church Podcasts

This sermon is the first in our series on the Apostles Creed where we will look at the Creed and use it's great theological themes to guide us in our Biblical study of each idea.  This first sermon looks at the value and importance of genuine belief. 

This sermon reviews our annual Church Covenant and covers what it means to be a covenant member of Compass Point Church according to God's Word.

This sermon looks at the amazing devotion that the wise men from the east exhibited.  There dedication and commitment to worship Jesus can speak to all of us as to how we should approach all our times of worship.

This second sermon of this Advent series looks at how, as we obey God in His Will and calling on our lives we can find more and more opportunity to worship Him!

This is the first sermon of Advent 2018.  Pastor Ed Fleming and Neil Olcott "tag team" preach through the truths found in Luke 1:26-38 and the Christmas story.

This is a recording of our church having a worship workshop on Sunday morning where we will look at ways we can prayerfully consider how we might enhance or improve our worship skills.  Perhaps we are in a rut with our worship and it is time to look at ways to make it more meaningful and more intentional.

This Initial sermon in this series on Worship looks at what the Bible says Worship is meant to be and how we can get it wrong and we can get it right.  

This sermon looks at how we can clearly see Jesus and recognize Him as we seek Him in Scripture and in fellowship.  These two components are essential for us to truly know Jesus! 

This sermon looks at Jesus having lunch with a wee little man named Zacchaeus, who was vertically challenged physically and spiritually in His relationship with God. We will dine with them and learn about the power of Jesus to change all of us who are vertically challenged spiritually into New Creations and spiritual "giants"!

We live in a world of constant and continual distractions. In this sermon we find ourselves dining with Jesus at Martha and Mary's home. Martha is greatly distracted by all that needs to be done and misses the true value and importance of having Jesus in her life. How can we avoid such distractions in our own lives?

This sermon demonstrates from Luke 9 that we too often focus on the problem to be solved and miss the one who is the ultimate problem solver, Jesus. We must come to Him and hear Him speak into our lives as we face life's obstacles and problems.

This sermon looks at what Jesus teaches regarding true forgiveness! Jesus teaches us that real love and forgiveness are available to everyone who is willing to acknowledge their need for both!

This sermon will begin our new series entitled, "Dining with Jesus". We begin by looking at John 2:1-11, and the Wedding of Cana. Here Jesus begins His earthly journey to the cross by celebrating at a wedding.

This sermon looks at 1Timothy 6:3-10 where we see the Scriptures teaching us to seek after godliness that leads to contentment in life. It will examine the idea of what it means to be content in Christ while still striving and desiring to honor Him in our day to day lives.

This sermon is number 15in the series on how to do church right. Here in 1Timothy 6:1-2 we see how we can bring Glory to Jesus and be a positive witness for Christ as we do our Work in a manner which honors Him. Working not for mere man, but for the Lord!

This sermon looks at the need and power of prayer in the church. This sermon is a "Tag Team" approach with three of the Elders from Compass Point.

This sermon looks at 1 Timothy 1:6-11 and here we find Paul writing to Timothy regarding false teachers. These teachers were teaching that one can be made right with God by keeping the Law. We will see, that even today, we can be victims of false teaching where our works are the means to righteousness instead of Jesus Christ alone.

Sermon 1 in our new series entitled; "How the church works." This sermon looks at 1 Timothy 1:1-5 and gives us a window to peer into the mind of God as He guides Paul in writing this Pastoral letter to his dear son in the faith, Timothy. Even here in Paul's greeting we see what God considers to be of utmost importance in the church of Jesus Christ.

This new series begins by looking at the Passover Meal Jesus celebrated with His disciples on that final night together before He went to the cross. We will see the significance of what Jesus said that evening as He and His disciples ate together and remembered what God has done for His creation.

This sermon concludes this series on Ephesians and focuses on the importance of being ready and taking seriously the battle we have ahead of us as followers of Jesus.