Compass Point Church Podcasts

This sermon looks at how we receive great joy in both Jesus' resurrection and ours. We will spend eternity celebrating and rejoicing and that is great joy for today as well.

This sermon examines the joy and the risks involved in being in Fellowship with others. It also speaks to the truth that engaging in fellowship with others, when done right, is worth the risk.

Sometimes it is difficult to find joy in such a harsh world. The news of the day and just the day to day struggles we face can sap us of any joy we might have. This sermon suggests that we can find great joy in being involved in the work that is kingdom work.

This sermon looks at how we can experience the "Good News of Great Joy" that the angel proclaimed to the Shepherds on that first Christmas. We see throughout the Bible in both the Old and New Testaments that the salvation that God provides is the source of all our Joy no matter what the circumstances.

This sermon examines the idea of true Biblical Joy. We will hear about the definition of Joy versus happiness and how we can find joy despite any circumstances if you keep your eyes on the author of true Joy.

This sermon looks at how far we have drifted off course in the church today when it comes to devoting ourselves to the Fellowship. We must understand what the original intent was and how we can make that a part of our church today.

This sermon examines what made the people be "in awe"? What exactly does a church do that inspires awe? This sermon will look at the first of the four practices the church is to be devoted to in order to be a truly "awesome" church.

This sermon looks at the results of a church getting it right. Getting back to the basics of devoting ourselves to the right things will bring amazing and awesome results!

This sermon looks at the importance of knowing who we are as a church before we attempt to invite others to come and see what God is doing in and through us. We will see that we must be a people who are devoted to each other and the things of God.

This sermon looks at Philip inviting his BFF to come and see who Jesus really is. Jesus demonstrates to Nathanael that He knows Him and that He is indeed worthy of the title, "Messiah".

This sermon looks at how Cornelius was motived by obedience to God to invite his family and friends to come hear the Gospel. The text instructs us to trust in the power of the Gospel as we reflect Jesus' wonderful reputation in our lives.

This is sermon 1 in our new series entitled, "Invest, Invite, and Include. In this initial sermon we will look at what is to be our motivation for investing in others? Why should we care, or bother with investing time, energy and effort into other people? We will find the answers in God's Word as He reveals His passion for people and why they matter to Him and should matter to us.

This sermon looks at the wonderful grace shown by David to Mephibosheth. We will uncover the remarkable parallels to the grace each of us has received from God because of Jesus.

This sermon looks at the amazing grace God showed Samson in spite of all his disobedience and sin. Samson was given so much by God and his parents and yet he wasted it on lusts of the flesh and the pride of life. Listen to this sermon and learn how wonderful God's grace is in the midst of our greatest failings that become His greatest victories. When we are weak, He truly is strong!

This sermon looks at the way God sees Gideon for who he really is in God's eyes and not mans. How God, by His grace, sees Gideon as a mighty man of valor and how He sees us, by His grace, as we really are in Christ. You can watch the youtube video shared during the sermon by going to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ea4jVBq0KfA

Moses finds amazing intimacy with God through His Grace as he meets with Him "face to Face" as two friends would meet. Oh that we could have that same type of relationship and intimacy with God. The truth is we can through the work of Jesus on the cross. We, just like Moses, have access to our Creator and Savior through His shed blood! What amazing grace!

This is an examination of God's grace continually demonstrated to Joseph as he experienced setback after setback in his life. The message will look at the way in which Joseph persevered and how God showed him grace as he never lost faith in the journey.

This is the 3rd sermon in the series "Finding Grace In The Old Testament. In this message we look at the calling of God to Abraham and what an amazing demonstration of God's grace as he called him and as He calls us today. We also examine the importance of our response to His gracious calling.

This podcast is the 2nd sermon in the series, "God's Grace In The OT". It looks at how Noah, a sinful man, found grace from God and shows how we all, who are sinful people, have also found favor and grace and now the ultimate question is, "what will we do now that we have been given this amazing grace?"

This sermon looks at the way humility and grace work together to allow us to truly approach others with genuine humility . Paul, the Apostle, was able to show genuine compassion and love for the Corinthian church in spite of all their issues. We too can emulate Paul as we interact with other around us.