ChristpointchurchTN's podcast

What does it really take to move God? In this powerful message, we explore how obedience, sacrifice, worship, and making room for His presence changes everything. If you've been asking God to move in your life, maybe He's waiting on you to move toward Him first. Watch "Moving God" now and be encouraged to prepare a place for His presence. Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/KCGS

Foundations Week 3 reminded us that God's process matters just as much as the promise. We cannot rush, control, or manipulate His presence — true blessing comes through obedience, surrender, and trusting Him step by step. Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/frbW

Foundations Week 2 reminded us that God is faithful in every season. Every ending creates room for a new beginning, and the same God who carried us before will sustain us moving forward. Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/NSCd

What you build your life on determines what will stand when pressure comes. In Foundations Week 1, we're reminded that Jesus is the only true cornerstone—and when we build on Him, we're not just shaping our present, we're impacting generations to come. Don't miss this powerful message about truth, resistance, and building something that lasts—watch now and be encouraged to build your life on the right foundation. Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/hPBp

The church isn't a building or a production—it's people united in Christ, showing up, and changing the world together. When we return to God's original design, we rediscover the power of true unity. Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/YzXb

Change can be uncomfortable, but it's also where growth happens. When we choose unity and remain connected, we create space for God to build something powerful through us. We're better together—and what's ahead is worth it. Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/kWRW

Are you reacting out of emotion or responding with grace? "The Left Hand of God" reminds us that while our instinct may be to judge, control, or cut off what threatens us, Jesus calls us to something higher—healing, restoration, and grace. What if the answer isn't to remove the problem, but to restore what's broken? Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/hJZz

Deception isn't always obvious—it's often subtle, simple, and easy to believe. But the truth still stands: Jesus is alive, the tomb is empty, and that changes everything. This Easter, let's choose truth over deception and life in Him. Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/bYBw

What if the breakthrough you're looking for starts with a shift in perspective? This week's message challenges us to stop focusing on what we can get from Jesus and start giving Him praise—right in the middle of our circumstances. When we change the way we see Him, it changes everything. Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/JGSW

What if the greatest risk in your life isn't changing—but staying the same? In Week 3 of The Big C, we explore how God transformed Saul into Paul and how embracing God-led change can unlock purpose, growth, and impact beyond what we imagine. Don't miss this powerful message that challenges comfort and calls us into more. Group discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/QjFs

What if you've been asking God for a fix, but He's offering full transformation? In Week 2 of The Big C, we explore how God wants to move through you to bring healing, breakthrough, and restoration to others. Don't miss this powerful message from Acts 3! Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/ZBMf

What happens when we focus more on our "dot" than God's bigger "line"? In Week 1 of The Big C, we explore how change is often the doorway to growth, restoration, and reaching people far from God. Through the story of the Prodigal Son, we're reminded that when prodigals come home, heaven throws a party—and the church should too. Grou Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/bPXz  

Everyone has a story. In Stories on Point, we share real moments of how God has moved in both big breakthroughs and quiet everyday ways. You'll be encouraged, reminded you're not alone, and maybe even recognize parts of your own story along the way. Watch, be encouraged, and see how your story can impact someone else.  

Everyone has a story. In Stories on Point, we share real moments of how God has moved in both big breakthroughs and quiet everyday ways. You'll be encouraged, reminded you're not alone, and maybe even recognize parts of your own story along the way. Watch, be encouraged, and see how your story can impact someone else. Join us for week two as we hear Rico LoVario's Jesus story.   

Everyone has a story. In Stories on Point, we share real moments of how God has moved in both big breakthroughs and quiet everyday ways. You'll be encouraged, reminded you're not alone, and maybe even recognize parts of your own story along the way. Watch, be encouraged, and see how your story can impact someone else. Join us for week one as Kathy Tinkham shares her story. 

What we believe and what we expect will either limit us or empower us. This Super Sunday message reminds us that Jesus is our Coach, we are called to run His plays, and every act of faithfulness—seen or unseen—matters to God. When we commit to a supernatural mindset and stay devoted for the long haul, lives are changed. Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/jbGR

God is not just alive—He is the source of all life. From creation to resurrection, Scripture reveals Jesus as the living God who offers lasting, eternal life through salvation. The question is not whether life is available, but where we are choosing to look for it. Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/hJRG

What if life feels like a chess game and you're always one move away from checkmate? In Week 4 of The God Who…, we're reminded that Jesus changed the rules by sacrificing Himself—the King—to save every pawn. There is no checkmate when you're walking with the real King. Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/WgQR

Jesus isn't just a Savior—He's a Builder. He builds His Church on revelation, and He's building eternity while shaping our foundations today. What God builds in you will stand when it's rooted in Him. Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/bdXC

God is not distant or unaware—He is El Roi, the God who sees. This message reminds us that how we see Jesus shapes how we live for Him and invites us to reposition our hearts so we can experience His promise, freedom, and grace. Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/nXbZ

God doesn't just call us—He anoints us for the journey. As we begin 2026, we're learning to guard our oil, align our lives, and follow Jesus without confusing calling with assignment. The God who calls is still shaping identity, purpose, and impact today. Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/BNWK

Jesus changed the world without traveling far — by faithfully impacting the people within His reach. Your radius matters, and the world inside it is waiting to see you walk out your faith with consistency, authenticity, and power. This year, declare that God will move through your circle to bring life, hope, and transformation. Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/MnGZ

Words matter more than we realize. This week's message reminds us that life and death are in the power of the tongue—and that God calls us to silence the old voice and declare who He says we are, even before we see the fruit. Myrrh reminds us that death doesn't get the final word—God does. Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/bWpB

Gold wasn't just a gift—it was a declaration. The wise men boldly proclaimed Jesus as King, not just with their words, but with their worship and surrender. This Christmas, are we celebrating a baby in a manger, or submitting to a reigning King? Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/qqhh

This week we kick off "Christmas Declaration" by looking at the gift of frankincense and what it reveals about Jesus' divinity. The Magi recognized who He truly was and responded with passionate worship and their very best. When we understand who Jesus is, our lives become a bold declaration of His holiness and power.   Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/mpjw

This week in "The Overflow," we discovered how true generosity builds a legacy that outlives us. Mary's extravagant worship shows us that giving to Jesus is never wasted, but always multiplied. When we reject the voice of mammon and live generously, God uses our lives to impact generations. Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/txjQ

This week's message dives deep into the spirit of Mammon—the force that tries to pull our trust away from God and toward money, self-reliance, and anxiety. Jesus teaches that we can only serve one master, and true peace comes when we put God first in our finances and in our hearts. Discover how choosing God over Mammon breaks confusion and brings clarity, freedom, and blessing. Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/crWV

God's math looks different. When we give Him the first and trust Him with the rest, He blesses, multiplies, and makes the impossible possible. Don't miss this week's message on divine multiplication! Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/TBfS

God owns it all—and He calls us to live like it! This week's message, "The Overflow: Stewardship," reminds us that faithful stewardship and joyful generosity open the door for God's blessing to overflow in our lives. When we honor Him first, He takes care of the rest.   Group discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/Yyws

When we put God first, everything else falls into order. "The Overflow" reminds us that God blesses us not just to fill us, but to overflow through us—touching others with His goodness and grace.   Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/zJVm

Every season in David's life prepared him for greater peace. "Connect to Peace" reminds us that God uses every step—our beginnings, battles, and breakthroughs—to bring us closer to His perfect plan. True peace is found in connection with Him. Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/fGpx

"Beyond the Fire" reminds us that even in tragedy, God is building something bigger. Like Paul, we're called to see beyond the storm, build through the fire, and leave a legacy that impacts generations.   Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/mVpK

When the fire comes, don't fear it—trust that God is refining you through it. Like Paul on Malta and the Hebrew boys in Babylon, the heat reveals God's power and brings His glory to light. Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/PqwR

Before the fire of God burns in your life, He prepares you in His presence. Like Moses and Paul, your "before the fire" season is where God shapes your calling and readies you to carry His fire to others. Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/YwCx

God's timing isn't just about minutes on a clock—it's about kairos, His appointed moments for revival, transformation, and truth. In these last days, we must be alert, guard against deception, and seize every opportunity to walk in His will. Don't miss the kairos season God is calling us into right now! Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/ttYy

Life is an expedition, and every step of the journey prepares us for the summit God has ahead. The climb may be tough, but every trial, victory, and setback is shaping us into who He's called us to be. The summit isn't success—it's Jesus Himself. Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/RzwZ

Freedom in Christ is powerful—but it's also under attack. "Turning Point" reminds us that persecution is real, but so is the life-changing freedom Jesus offers when we encounter Him. Don't miss your turning point moment to step into bold faith and lasting hope.   Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/SCFv

Sometimes we trade the eternal for the temporary—selling pieces of our soul for comfort, approval, or control. In Joshua's day, one man's compromise cost an entire nation, but through Jesus, our souls have already been redeemed. Discover how to "buy back your soul" and walk in the freedom God has already secured for you.   Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/cKTh

You don't just need a better routine—you need a new pattern. In Restoring You, see how God can renew every part of your life from the inside out, turning you into a living sacrifice that's holy and pleasing to Him. Group discussion Guide:https://christpoint.cls.co/bJxk

God's biggest moves often come after the longest waits. In "The 380," we explore why so many miss out on the Holy Spirit's power—and how you can stay positioned to receive everything God has promised. Group Discussion Guide:  https://christpoint.cls.co/GRmT

Leadership shapes everything—home, church, even a nation. In week 2 of God Moves, we look at King Josiah, a teenager whose passion for God sparked revival after decades of darkness. Don't miss this powerful reminder that one person's fire can change the world—watch or listen now! Group Discussion Guide:https://christpoint.cls.co/FDSz

Ever felt stuck between a rock and a hard place? That's where Israel found themselves—outnumbered, unarmed, and hiding in fear. But one man, Jonathan, decided enough was enough and stepped out in bold faith. This week's message will inspire you to stop waiting for God to move and start moving with Him toward the impossible. Group Discussion Guide:  https://christpoint.cls.co/vJbH

Have you ever felt like everything around you is trying to stop what God put in your heart? The enemy always fights hardest where he fears most—because your dream is bigger than the storm you're facing. In this message, you'll be reminded that what God placed in you is worth the battle. Watch now and be encouraged to keep moving forward, no matter the resistance. Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/dzZp

What do scorched beans have to do with your spiritual life? More than you think.  In the final message of Everyone's Walls, we look at what happens when we let the wrong things into our hearts, homes, and churches—and what it takes to clean house and welcome God's presence back in. It's time to reclaim your worship, your peace, and your purpose. Watch now and take the first step.  Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/RHPW

You don't have to be perfect to be part of what God is building—you just have to be present. In a world full of spectators, will you pick up your brick? Watch 'Your Name Is On This Wall' and discover the power of showing up where it matters most. Group discussion Guide:  https://christpoint.cls.co/fVHP

What if the ruins around you are waiting on you to rebild them?  In this message, we dive into Nehemiah's journey from burden to breakthrough-and how vison, unity, and faith can restore what's been broken for years. Everyone has walls...but not everyone sees gates. Listen now and see how your calling could be the key to someone else's restoration.  Group Discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/RcYt

Are you smiling on the outside, but feeling worn down inside? This week's message, When the Walls Come Down, is a powerful reminder that healing comes when we stop pretending and let God rebuild what's been broken. Don't miss this honest and hope filled word!

What if the person who looks right, isn't the one God chooses?  In a world full of impressive appearances and smoth deception, are we chasing truth-or settling for a substitute? Don't miss this powerful message, Just Another Eliab, and discover how to live with bold faith and a heart like David's.  Listen now and step into the fire instead of running from it.  Group discussion Guide: https://christpoint.cls.co/rzMn

What if the love you're storing today could save someone tomorrow? In this powerful message, "Storing Love", we examine how preparation, sacrifice, and legacy make all of the difference-especially when the world is in famine. Don't miss this word that could change how you live and what you leave behind.  Group Discussion Guide:https://christpoint.cls.co/cYYT

Discussion Guide: Harvesting Love — The Power in the Investment of Love Message Summary This message reminds us that there can be no harvest without investment. Just as we see in nature, where seasons move from seed to growth, to maturity, and finally to harvest, our spiritual lives follow the same pattern. Jesus is calling us to recognize that now is the greatest harvest time in all of history. In a world full of chaos, conflict, and distraction, God is still investing — and He's entrusted us to do the same. Whether our "talent" feels big or small, we're each responsible for making the most of what we've been given. The power of love is shown in our willingness to invest in what matters most: the gospel, people, and the kingdom of God. Key Point 1: The Master is an Investor Jesus, our Master, has gone to build His Kingdom and entrusted us to keep His culture going while He's away. He expects us to continue planting, growing, and harvesting — investing in the things He values. Discussion Questions: What does it mean to you that Jesus "entrusted" you with part of His kingdom work? In what ways have you seen God invest in you? How have you responded to that investment? How does knowing the Master will return impact the way you live right now? Practical Application: Take time this week to ask God where He wants you to keep planting. Whether it's a relationship, a habit, or a ministry opportunity — lean in and stay faithful with what's in your hands. Key Point 2: It Was Never About the Money The parable of the talents isn't about financial return — it's about capacity, trust, and responsibility. God gives each of us a unique portion, and what matters is not how much we have, but how we use it. Fear can rob us of fruitfulness. Discussion Questions: What have you been given (skills, relationships, influence) that God may be calling you to invest for His Kingdom? Have you ever held back from investing because of fear? What was the result? Why do you think two of the three servants saw a return, and one didn't? Practical Application: Identify one area where you've been afraid to step out in faith. Talk to God and someone you trust about it. Ask for boldness to move from fear to faithful action. Key Point 3: We Will Harvest What We Invest Whether it's Jesus, fear, selfish ambition, or love — we always reap what we sow. The question isn't if we're investing, but what we're investing in. The world is ripe for harvest, but many believers don't realize it — or don't know how to respond. Discussion Questions: What are you currently investing in, intentionally or unintentionally? What kind of harvest will that produce? Why do you think the underground church in places like Iran and China is growing rapidly while Christianity in the U.S. is declining? How can we practically become laborers in the harvest right now — in our own communities? Practical Application: Do a personal "harvest check." What fruit is showing up in your life? What does that tell you about what you're sowing? Ask God for wisdom to shift your investment if needed. Final Challenge The fields are white for harvest. Don't sit back and wait. Lift your eyes, take up your cross, and step into the harvest season with faith and intentionality. You don't have to do it perfectly — you just have to show up and invest what you've been given.