Anchor Point Church - Duluth, Mn

The Messy Church: Messy Marriage - I Corinthians 7:35-40. This message continues to examine Paul's comments and instruction for singles in the Corinthian Church. This message takes a look at singleness both before a marriage (engagement) and singleness after the death of a spouse.

Acts 3:1 - 4:22. The story of Peter and John and their interaction with the lame man at the temple gates. This story is a great reminder of how God's people are to live with eyes open to the opportunities that we have to interact with others and allow God to move through us.

The Messy Church: Messy Marriage - I Corinthians 7:25-35. This message examines Paul's comments and instruction for singles in the Corinthian Church, especially in light of the current challenges facing the church.

The Messy Church: Messy Marriage: I Cor 7:17-24.

The Messy Church: Messy Marriage. I Corinthians 7:10-16. This message continues to unpack Paul's comments about marriage and singleness, specifically addressing the issue of divorce and what a believer should do if they find themselves in a marriage to an unbeliever.

The Messy Church: Messy Marriage - I Cor 7:1-7. This message examines what Paul says to the Corinthian church in regards to what a marriage commitment looks like and the surrounding cultural attitudes that pushed against this.

The Messy Church: Messy Marriage. I Corinthians 7. This message lays a foundation for marriage as seen in Scripture and talks about what we can look to as a model for a healthy marriage and how we should approach the messes of marriage.

Psalm 90. This message examines Moses' prayer in Psalm 90 and explores what a healthy perspective about our time looks like.

Psalm 23. This message examines the implications of this familiar Psalm and asks some important questions about our need for a God who is a "Shepherd".

What does it look like to discover your God-given passion and serve from it? This message examines what Scripture says about who God has made us to be and how He desires us to live in light of that. It also provides some practical ways to help discover a passion to serve.

The Messy Church: I Corinthians 6:12-20. What attitude should we have with regard to our physical bodies and what we choose to do with them? In this message, we examine Paul's statements about the connection between our physical bodies, our sinful actions and the grace and forgiveness of God.

The Messy Church - I Corinthians 6:9-11. As Paul writes to the Corinthian believers, he speaks about the types of sinful lifestyles that once characterized the lives of these believers. This message dives into the idea of christian identity and the power of the Gospel in changing who were are in the eyes of God.

The Messy Church - I Corinthians 6:1-8. Paul dives into the way that the Corinthian believers were going about resolving conflicts between themselves. Paul calls them back (once again) to proper understanding of who they are in Christ and how the Gospel informs how we navigate conflict.

The Messy Church: I Corinthians 5:9-13. As Paul dives into the issues of sin that were present in the Corinthian Church, we are left to wrestle with the tension between his desire to guard missional living and to uphold church discipline. What does it look like to live sent in a broken, sinful world and yet called to live differently as the family of God?

The Messy Church: I Corinthians 5:1-8. This message discusses the attitude that believers ought to have towards sin in the life of another believer. How should the Gospel be applied in the case of someone who is unwilling to repent or acknowledge their sin, as was the case in the Corinthian Church?

The Messy Church: I Corinthians 5:1-2. In chapter 5, Paul now turns his attention to the Corinthian Church's attitude towards sexual sin that was present in their midst. This message examines how the Bible defines sexual immorality and the boundaries that God has established for healthy human sexuality.

The Messy Church: I Corinthians 4:7-21. In this section of his letter, Paul dives into what seems to be at the root of some of the behaviors that are causing problems in Corinth.

The Messy Church: I Corinthians 4:1-5. What does it mean for us as disciples of Jesus to "be found faithful" as Paul speaks in this section of his letter? This message examines this idea and asks some important questions about what this looks like in the life of a believer.

Memorial Day Message. Each memorial day, we honor the legacy left by men and women who laid down their lives to secure the freedom and peace we enjoy in our country. But leaving a legacy is something that is possible for all of us, and is something that God desires for each one of His children. This message examines several aspects of what it looks like to life a live that leaves behind a legacy for the next generation.

The Messy Church - I Corinthians 3:9-23. In this message, we focus on the word picture that Paul uses to help the Corinthians get a bigger picture of the development of their faith - the idea of a building under construction. This message examines several different aspects of the "construction" process at it pertains to our faith and to the divisive environment that was present in the Corinthian church.