December 28, 2025 - Pastor Brandi

"The Greatest Sermon Ever Told"

Pastor Brandi delivers part one of her powerful message series drawing from the sermon on the mount as she initiates a Spirit-led journey through the Sermon on the Mount, emphasizing the Beatitudes as foundational kingdom principles that shape inner transformation rather than external behavior modification. Drawing a contrast between Old Testament law and New Testament life in the Spirit, the sermon underscores that Jesus fulfilled the law and empowers believers to live righteously through grace, humility, and dependence on God. Pastor Brandi challenges listeners to move from spectatorship to true discipleship, urging wholehearted obedience, accountability within the body of Christ, and a rejection of distraction and complacency. Central to the teaching is the call to be “poor in spirit” and to “mourn,” understood as radical humility, total reliance on God, and compassionate grief for a broken world, with the promise that such postures grant access to the kingdom of heaven and the comfort of God.

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December 21, 2025 - Chase Harasimowicz

"Sacrificial Service"

Chase Harasimowicz delivers a compelling message centered on sacrificial service, calling the church to embrace a Christlike posture of humility, obedience, and love. Drawing from Jesus’ teaching in Mark 10, Chase contrasts worldly notions of leadership with the Kingdom mandate to serve, emphasizing that true greatness is found in selfless surrender rather than entitlement. Through a deeply personal testimony involving a homeless man named Dante, he illustrates how obedience often requires persistence, inconvenience, and personal cost—but can become a powerful conduit for God’s love and redemptive work. The message ultimately reframes the Christmas story, reminding listeners that Christ’s birth points to His ultimate act of sacrificial service, setting the standard for how believers are called to live, love, and serve others

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December 14, 2025 - Pastor Brandi

Living From Freedom: The Gospel of Love, Identity, and Union With God

Pastor Brandi Harasimowicz of The Point Church delivers a pastoral exhortation centered on the true nature of the gospel as love, relationship, and intimacy with the Father. She affirms the spiritual growth, generosity, and relational culture of the congregation, emphasizing that authentic ministry flows from identity as sons and daughters of God rather than performance, fear, or behavior modification. Throughout the message, Pastor Brandi contrasts law-based religion with grace-filled transformation, teaching that believers live from freedom, not for freedom. She highlights the believer’s union with Christ (theosis), stressing that through Jesus’ death, burial, and resurrection, Christians are empowered to live victoriously over sin and to reflect God’s divine nature in everyday life. The sermon calls the church to deeper intimacy with God, wholehearted love for others, and active participation in spiritual family, concluding with communion and corporate declarations of freedom, identity, and unity.

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December 7, 2025 - Pastor James


"Cross Your Mind - Mind Your Cross Part 2"
Pastor James Harasimowicz continues his message from last week "Cross your mind - Mind your cross" with great passion as he exhorts the church to reject passivity, comfort, and complacency by drawing from the life of David—his early victories, his seasons of testing, his leadership under pressure, and even his failures—to illustrate the call for believers to embrace their God-given identity, endure hardship as good soldiers, live sanctified lives, and courageously lead others in spiritual battle. Pastor James emphasizes that every believer is commissioned to walk in righteousness, die to the flesh, confront the enemy instead of retreating, and boldly advance God’s kingdom with conviction, gratitude, accountability, and unwavering dependence on Christ who lives within them.

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