Anchor Point Church - Duluth, Mn

What is the point? What is life all about? This message in the revelation series draws our attention to the one thing, the only thing that matters.

Special guest Luther Eatman of Bridge of Hope Community Church in Kansas City shares a message titled “The Ministry of Reconciliation”.

This message recaps the first three chapters of Revelation leading us to contemplate the importance of its charge to read aloud and heed the words of its prophecy. Is it possible to slow down enough to really live life to its fullest? What might God speak to you about if you slowed down, read his Word and hear from Him through it?

Being lukewarm is something that can sneak up on the best of us, often without us knowing. It is up to us to slow down and take a look inside ourselves and at our relationship with Jesus to try to understand where we are in our faith. Jesus commits to pursuing us, even when we think we can’t feel him. Will you open the door when he knocks?

Some of us deal with anxiety more than others but we all deal with it. What makes you most anxious? How do you cope with it? In this message Anchor Point elder Mark Winkle shares his own journey in anxiety and how he has learned to trust Jesus through the application of the Lord's prayer.

Revelation: Week Eight. Revelation 3, The Letter to Philadelphia. Have you ever felt like your prayers are having little effect or are powerless? Jesus letter to Philadelphia reminds us all that Jesus has all power and that above all, most importantly he has set before his followers an open door to eternity with him.

Revelation: Week Seven. Revelation 3, The Letter to Sardis. Do you think your outward reputation as a disciple means anything regarding your salvation? Think again. Jesus points out to Sardis that reputations can fool. This message explores Jesus instructions for how we are to ensure reputation equals reality.

Revelation: Week Six. Revelation 2, Letter to To the Church in Thyatira. Jesus warns Thyatira concerning a false prophet and her false teaching that some members of the church were tolerating. This message explores Jesus patience and desire for us to repent of all sin.

Revelation: Week Five. Revelation 2, Letter to To the Church in Pergamum. Jesus appeals to Pergamum with a warning to those professing Christ but living in sexual sin. This message challenges us to heed the warning of Jesus today just Pergamum was challenged to years ago.

Revelation: Week Three. Revelation 2, Letter to To the Church in Ephesus. Jesus takes note of the church of Ephesus contrasting their state against the state from which they began. What is it that Jesus wants to convey to the church of Ephesus? How can we apply their lesson to our lives today? This message reminds us all of the true first love and its impact on our lives.

Revelation: Week Two. Revelation 2-3. There are seven letters to seven churches in Revelation. What is significant about these churches and what was it they needed to hear? This message explores the high-level theme regarding these churches and how it remains relevant to us today.

Revelation: Week One. Revelation 1. What is the book of Revelation exactly, and to whom was it written? Why did John receive this vision and what exactly is it that Jesus is showing him? This message opens our summer series on the book of Revelation and addresses these and other introductory questions.

Little Letters. Jude. This message takes a look at Jude's call to the church to contend for their faith. What exactly does that mean for followers of Jesus today?

Little Letters: III John. John implores the Church to practice biblical hospitality with regard to those who were coming to minister to them. This message examines the call that the Gospel brings to each one us as we "welcome the stranger".

Little Letters: Week Two. II John. This message dives into the letter of II John and discusses the nature of the relationship between "love" and "truth". Ultimately, we look at what it looks like for the Church to respond in love when the truth is under attack.

Little Letters: Week One. Philemon. In this letter, we see the interconnected relationships between Paul, Philemon and Onesimus. Central to the letter is a past conflict that exists and how Paul encourages Philemon to navigate it, in light of the gospel's message of reconciliation.

Resurrection: Week Six. I Corinthians 15:50-58. This message takes a closer look at Paul's words to the believers and his encouragement for them about what will happen, and what has happened because of the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Resurrection: Week Six. I Corinthians 15. This Easter message examines various responses to and implications of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Resurrection: Week Five. John 17 records one of the final prayers that Jesus prayed. This message examines that prayer and discusses the implications it might have in our own lives.

Resurrection: Week Four. 1 Corinthians 15:20-34. The good news of the resurrection is life-changing, but for many of us, we can easily forget that there are many in and around our lives that are have not experienced the life that Jesus brings. This message, using Paul's words to the Corinthians, serves as a wake up call to that reality.