Anchor Point Church - Duluth, Mn

Jesus first miracle was when he turned water into wine at a friends wedding, which isn't what most of us would expect from Jesus. This week, Pastor Josh brings us through some more details of this miracle and the impact it had on Jesus' ministry to come.

In the second chapter of the book of John, Jesus preforms his first miracle. At this wedding, they all celebrate the joining of two people whom are Jesus' friends. Jesus will have his own wedding celebration, one day. Pastor Josh takes us from the wedding in John, to Jesus' upcoming wedding celebration in Revelation.

In our journey with Jesus, many things take our focus. Our lives are very busy with work, family, and other things that demand our attention. What does our journey look like when we make Jesus the focus above all else?

John the Baptist knew who he was and what he was meant to do on this earth, prepare the way for Jesus. He was selfless and truly found joy in Jesus. Jesus was at the center of John's life. How might you put Jesus at the center of your life the way John did?

Our actions are the outpouring of our thoughts, and our actions affect our character. If we want our actions to reflect Jesus, our thoughts need to be set on him. What are you thinking throughout your day?

Theres a lot of stuff in our lives around Christmas. Presents, food, decorations, gifts, etc. As Christians, how do we embrace the joy that is found in Christ, and not in everything else going on around us?

As we look back into the Old Testament, we see the perspective of Christmas to God's people. What implications and questions might their perspective bring to us as believers today?

Have you ever wondered why Matthew decided to go through all of the names of Jesus's ancestors when beginning the gospel of Matthew? Josh brings us through the background of Matthew, the genealogy of Jesus, and why all of this is so important to think about this upcoming Christmas season.

John was a teenager when he left his fishing net behind to follow Jesus. In the coming years, he would see Jesus do miraculous things, and would even join Jesus in what he was doing. John's focus became Jesus in those years to his last. What will your focus be this Christmas?

We all try to find ways to comfort ourselves with various methods. Some people hold onto possessions and finances so they don't miss out on future opportunities. Some people find their fulfillment in others and their relationships with them. Our actions are an outpouring of our hearts. If we are harboring fear, what will be the fruit of our actions?

As Christians, one of our top priorities should be bringing Jesus's name to those who have never heard it before. This week, Pastor Erick shares his story and his passion for seeking the lost for the kingdom and how to effectively reach them.

Financial stewardship is always a hard topic to cover, but one of the most important. After all, Jesus does talk about money more than anything else in the bible! Pastor Josh takes us through Hebrews 13:5 in this challenging, yet freedom-bringing message.

Jesus told her everything that she had done, and she couldn't contain the joy he brought her. The story of the Woman at the Well exemplifies the excitement that the mission of the Holy Spirit gives to us. This week Dan Moose, Church Multiplication Catalyst for the North Central District of the EFCA, brings us through John 4:25-38 and Jesus' mission to us.

The Fall of man (or when sin entered the world) was horrific, we know that. But why? Mankind came from the Garden of Eden, pristine and nearly perfect; into a torn world plagued by sin. But, God promised that the serpent's head would be crushed and creation would be restored. Why do we long for this reconciliation? And what will make the New Heaven and Earth so Great?

How are we to pray? Are my prayers really answered? Does God even listen to my prayers? Dive into these big questions many of us wrestle with as we look into what God reveals in Revelation 8-9.

Gods love for us is selfless, reckless, and relentless. Many of us as followers of Christ try our best to imitate that love, but stumble along the way. Join us as guest and dear friend of Anchor Point, Luther Eatman, takes us through Ephesians 5:1-21 and the Conduct of Love noted in those verses.

When the Sixth Seal opens, what happens to us as followers of Jesus? What happens to the world around us? What are the 144,000 with the seal of the living God? Join us as we dive into the symbolism and implications of what is written in Revelation 6-7.

​In Revelation 6 the Lamb (Jesus) opens the seals of the scroll. What they reveal may not be what we expect but behind the symbolism of the breaking of the seal stand some very clear truths about the present world, about those who have been slain for the following Jesus, and about the future of the world leading up to the return of Christ.

The book of Revelation is full of great truths and profound mystery. In chapter 4 and 5 John sees reality for heaven's perspective. This message explores that reality which was far from his reality on earth and calls us to see God as the point of all things giving way to hope in all meaningful ways.

This message explores Revelation chapter 5, specifically what John sees and hears and how it is relevant to us today. How will you respond to Revelation chapter 5?