Pierce Point Community Church

Of all people why does the Church have authority issues?

This week we begin Romans 13. We'll look at three words in particular: subjection, established, and resist. Each is important in how we approach God-ordained authority. Texts include Romans 13:1-7, Romans 12:17-18, Acts 5:27-29 and Acts 7:51-53.

What is Biblical love?

We are to be perfect as our heavenly Father is perfect, but what does that mean?

Today's message is a continuation of our sub-series Love Without Hypocrisy. Our text is Romans 12:9-21.

In Christ alone, our hope is found. In this Easter message Nathan shares some of the hope that still awaits us in Jesus as well as the manifold hope that has already been accomplished!

Should we give? Yes, but this isn't the message you think it is.

Although we often use the same vocabulary as the world, we must learn that as Christians we use a different dictionary. In this clip, Nathan explains.

This week we continue in our mini-series on love void of hypocrisy. Today we look at why hospitality is so important.

Love is defined by God and so is Sin.

Seeing different levels of Unity in Romans 1-16

This week we look at love without hypocrisy. A love that God uses to bring about true unity. Our text is Romans 12:9-21.

We are all needed in the body of Christ!

How do we right respond to the mercy of God?

What do unity and eternal life have to do with one another?

The Apostle Paul tells us that in view of mercy we are to present our bodies as a living sacrifice. Based on the context Paul clearly has unity in view. This is what we're going to see today. Our text is Romans 12:1-13.

In this clip, Nathan shares the folly of self-righteousness.

Today we look at the right response to mercy according to Paul. Our text is Romans 11:25 through Romans 12:2.

What does it mean to be "in" God's kingdom? What does it mean to walk in holiness in light of mercy? In this clip, Nathan explains how we are saved and how we are kept.

In this clip, Nathan shares the importance of narrative theology and context.