"Challenging You To Become All God Created You To Be"
Know
Fear?
What do you fear?
The future, commitment, failure, loneliness, death, God?
We will be looking at Know Fear a study by Ed Young, Jr. that addresses the Six Most Common Phobias of life.
Together, we will learn how to transform our fear to faith through a true, biblical understanding of the fear of God.
Call us at 947-4594 or
e-mail us to find out how to be a part of this new discussion group.
HomeTeams
HomeTeams
are small discussion groups of 6-12 people meeting in homes across the area.
HomeTeams meet on different nights and at different times. These groups
exist to provide friendship, support and encouragement.
As
Mountain Pointe Church continues to reach the Knoxville Area, we must grow
larger and smaller at the same time. Connecting people in a small group is not
an optional sub-ministry of the church. It is the church in its smallest form.
We are called to live the Christian life with the support of others. Members
helping one another is Christ's plan for the church.
In
the book of Acts, Luke records the tremendous growth of the first church in
Jerusalem. Small group meetings in homes were the foundation of the early
church. Acts 5:42 tells us that the people met "in the temple courts" (large
group worship) and "from house to house" (small group fellowship). Jesus did
much of his ministry in homes and early Christians continued to meet in homes
for fellowship, study and discipleship.
HomeTeams
HomeTeams
are small discussion groups of 6-12 people meeting in homes across the area.
HomeTeams meet on different nights and at different times. These groups
exist to provide friendship, support and encouragement.
As
Mountain Pointe Church continues to reach the Knoxville Area, we must grow
larger and smaller at the same time. Connecting people in a small group is not
an optional sub-ministry of the church. It is the church in its smallest form.
We are called to live the Christian life with the support of others. Members
helping one another is Christ's plan for the church.
In
the book of Acts, Luke records the tremendous growth of the first church in
Jerusalem. Small group meetings in homes were the foundation of the early
church. Acts 5:42 tells us that the people met "in the temple courts" (large
group worship) and "from house to house" (small group fellowship). Jesus did
much of his ministry in homes and early Christians continued to meet in homes
for fellowship, study and discipleship.
