In this sermon, Chip recounts the story of Samson, a man with extraordinary strength and significant weaknesses. Despite Samson's flaws, his story illustrates the possibility of redemption through humility, repentance, and seeking God's guidance.

In this sermon, Chip explores the complexities of faith when faced with God's refusal to grant desires. He draws parallels between a grandfather's love and God's love, emphasizing the need to trust in God's higher purpose, lean on His grace amidst hardship, and await the ultimate fulfillment in heaven.

In this sermon, Starkville campus pastor Austin Davis delves into the book of Ruth, highlighting Ruth's ordinary life shaped by faith. Ruth's story encourages us to choose faith even when it's difficult, do the next right thing consistently, and understand that our faithfulness extends beyond ourselves.

In this sermon, Chip highlights the importance of having both "miracle faith" and "Monday faith." "Monday faith" emphasizes the significance of daily perseverance while believing God still works in and through our everyday lives.

In this sermon, Chip celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ, the greatest miracle ever. He encourages us to have faith and believe that God can do anything and that there is no situation in our lives that God cannot redeem or transform.

In this Holy Week communion service, Chip recounts the story of Judas betraying Jesus, who willingly sacrificed himself so that we could attain righteousness. This righteousness is received through faith in Jesus and involves surrendering to God, which brings spiritual blessings and the hope of eternal life.

In this sermon, Chip reminds us that we all fail and struggle in different ways daily. However, through God's grace, we have forgiveness, restoration, and the strength to rise again, emphasizing that our failures don't have to be final.

In this sermon, guest speaker Mike Breaux demonstrates how God's grace is greater than our anger. Applying God's grace to our lives and understanding that we have been forgiven helps us replace unhealthy anger with gratitude. 

In this sermon, Starkville campus pastor Austin Davis emphasizes the profound distinction between merely knowing about grace and personally experiencing it. Matthew 6 highlights the enduring strength of God's grace in the face of real-world troubles and invites us to release all of our worries to Him.

In this sermon, Chip emphasizes the importance of choices in life, drawing parallels between individual decisions and the people of Israel's choices in their relationship with God. Leviticus 26 highlights the consequences of prioritizing God in our lives and warns against the repercussions of turning away from God. 

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In this sermon, Chip emphasizes the spiritual warfare aspect of prayer. Daniel 10 highlights the need for confident perseverance in prayer, acknowledging the ongoing spiritual battles until the ultimate victory and emphasizing that the impact of prayer extends beyond the earthly realm.

In this sermon, Chip emphasizes the importance of confession for cleansing our souls and restoring fellowship with God. Daniel 9 encourages honest confession rooted in God's goodness, enlightened by His Word, marked by humility, acceptance of consequences, and an expectation of God's response.

Join us every Wednesday throughout the month of February for a time of worship and prayer together.

In his sermon, Chip emphasizes the power of prayer, using the biblical story of Daniel as an example. Daniel 6 highlights that prayer, as a way of life, can bring about personal transformation and divine intervention.

Join us every Wednesday throughout the month of February for a time of worship and prayer together.

In this sermon, Chip explores the biblical model of prayer through the life of Daniel. He emphasizes the power of prayer, with Daniel seeking a miracle through fervent, faith-filled, and communal prayer.

How do you know that you are a Christian? In this sermon, guest speaker Clayton King highlights five common misconceptions about Christianity. He urges us to examine our hearts and answer the call to enter a relationship with Christ.

In this sermon, Chip emphasizes that the body is a treasure, a tent, a temple, and a tool. It encourages us to embrace our physical bodies as creations of God and take care of them as tools for God's kingdom work.

In this sermon, Chip reflects on 25 years at Pinelake, expressing gratitude for relationships over accomplishments. 1 Peter 1:22-23 discusses God's design for relationships, the impact of sin on connection, and the need for spiritual renewal and soul purification for genuine love.

In this sermon, Chip focuses on spiritual fitness, drawing lessons from the early church's practices in Acts 2:37-47. He emphasizes pillars for spiritual health and growth: devotion to teaching, prayer, connecting with others, and sharing generously.

In this sermon, Chip explores the real significance of the Christmas tree. He draws connections between the tradition of Christmas trees and biblical references, emphasizing the symbolic importance of evergreen trees and their representation of hope and new beginnings in light of the coming Christ.

In this sermon, Chip highlights four aspects of God's love: its everlasting nature, demonstrated through Jesus' sacrifice for humanity, supported by supernatural power, and inclusive of all who receive and share it.

In this sermon, Chip reflects on the burdens people carry, whether related to finances, responsibilities, or caring for others. The text encourages relying on Jesus, who can handle all burdens and bring peace in every circumstance. 

In this sermon, Chip reflects on the story of Christmas and focuses on the challenges faced by Mary and Joseph. He emphasizes how Jesus can bring calm to life's challenges when faith and trust are placed in Him.