Pinelake Church Sermons Pinelake Church

To be the mighty man God wants you to be is a high calling and great responsibility. Study after study shows that when a father is present and engaged, women and marriages flourish, kids excel and communities rise. In this sermon, we look at King David, who was the greatest king Israel ever had. And, one of the reasons David’s kingdom was established and sustained is because David was surrounded by some “Mighty Men” — men who were loyal, courageous, and servant-hearted.

In this sermon, Starkville Campus pastor Austin Davis examines the difficulties we face in life and how they may cause us to question God's goodness in the midst of suffering. Through scripture, we can come to understand that suffering does not indicate a lack of God's love and ultimately leads to hope and redemption through Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, Chip explains how the current political situation has separated many people and left them distrustful of those in power. He advises us to seek God's guidance, respect authorities, be good citizens, and prioritize our faith and mission over political allegiances.

In this sermon, guest speaker David Nasser teaches from John 6:35 and the significance of Jesus' "I am" statements. He emphasizes that these statements represent Jesus as the fulfillment of prophecies, the embodiment of God, and the only One able to satisfy all our wants and needs.

For Mother’s Day, Chip reminds us of a strong woman and mother in the Bible, a woman named Naomi. Austin recently taught us the book of Ruth, focusing on Ruth’s unlikely rise to be a mother in the lineage of Jesus. But Ruth isn’t the only incredibly strong woman in the story. Her mother-in-law’s life is an example of the seasons many women and men walk through in life. Chip encourages us to grow strong in our faith walk with Jesus no matter what season we are in.

In this sermon, Chip continues the story of Samson, a Nazarite judge who betrayed his faith by revealing the source of his strength to Delilah. Ultimately, Samson's faith in God leads to his redemption, reminding us that God's grace abounds even in our darkest moments.