Pinelake Church Sermons

What do we do when God doesn't show up the way we hoped He would? In Exodus 32, we see how disappointment can lead us to place our trust in other things, but because of Jesus, those same moments can become opportunities to grow closer to God and deepen our faith in Him.

God loved us first, and He calls us to show that same love to others through more than just our words. This Love First Sunday, we’re partnering with Convoy of Hope to help feed children in need around the world and discovering how our generosity can make a difference in the lives of others.

Sharing the good news of Jesus doesn’t have to be complicated. Through Acts 2:42–47, we’ll see how a changing life, a commitment to prayer, and a willingness to share our faith can help others experience the hope and love of Jesus.

God has given each of us unique gifts, not just for ourselves, but to serve others and make a difference in the lives of people around us. In this message, we’ll look at what it means to follow Jesus’ example of serving and how we can use the gifts God has given us to Be the Church every day.

God has generously given us so much, and He invites us to show that same generosity to others. Acts 2:42-47 reminds us that sharing what we have is more than just a kind gesture; it's a practical way to meet real needs, reflect God's heart, and live out our faith every day.

God designed us for real, honest relationships where we can follow Jesus together. In this message from Acts 2, we’ll see why meaningful connection matters and how spiritually centered relationships help us grow, heal, and live out our faith together.

What would it look like for prayer to become foundational in our lives and in our church? As we devote ourselves to prayer, we learn to seek God consistently, depend on the Holy Spirit, and keep praying until we see Him move.

Following Jesus isn’t just about what happens on Sunday. In this message, we look at why growing in God’s Word is an everyday part of following Jesus and how Scripture shapes the way we live.

Baptism doesn’t save us, but it’s a meaningful step of obedience that publicly shows we belong to Jesus. If you’ve trusted Jesus but haven’t been baptized, this message walks through some common hesitations and why baptism is worth taking seriously.

When life feels uncertain or overwhelming, we need a fresh vision of who God is and where our hope really belongs. Through Isaiah 6, we’re reminded of God’s holiness, our need for His grace, and the purpose we find when we’re willing to say, “Here I am. Send me.”