House of Prayer

In this series, we will delve into the intricate plan of the Tabernacle, a pivotal aspect of the Scriptures. Remarkably, while the Bible dedicates only two chapters to creation, it encompasses a staggering 42 chapters dedicated to the Tabernacle plan! This structure is adorned with profound beauty and meaningful details, and scholars have devoted entire lifetimes to unraveling its powerful typology. However, we will focus on the highlights and provide an overview of this most significant architectural marvel.

In a season that has become commercialized for gifts for the consumer base, we often forget that the first Christmas was the ultimate gift—the birth of our Savior. Join us for this three-part series, “Gifts for a Savior.” 

House of Prayer

In this series, we will delve into the intricate plan of the Tabernacle, a pivotal aspect of the Scriptures. Remarkably, while the Bible dedicates only two chapters to creation, it encompasses a staggering 42 chapters dedicated to the Tabernacle plan! This structure is adorned with profound beauty and meaningful details, and scholars have devoted entire lifetimes to unraveling its powerful typology. However, we will focus on the highlights and provide an overview of this most significant architectural marvel.

House of Prayer

In this series, we will delve into the intricate plan of the Tabernacle, a pivotal aspect of the Scriptures. Remarkably, while the Bible dedicates only two chapters to creation, it encompasses a staggering 42 chapters dedicated to the Tabernacle plan! This structure is adorned with profound beauty and meaningful details, and scholars have devoted entire lifetimes to unraveling its powerful typology. However, we will focus on the highlights and provide an overview of this most significant architectural marvel.

Wednesday November 5th Esther “The Right to Fight”

There are sixty-six flawless volumes that adorn the bookshelf of the Bible, yet only two bear the names of women. Both are historical books that recount pivotal events in the nation of Israel. Ruth is read annually during the Feast of Pentecost, while Esther is read during the Feast of Purim. Remarkably, both women were foreigner women who resided in a land not their own. They both found unexpected favor in the eyes of a wealthy man who eventually became their husband. Moreover, both women were completely devoted to God’s plan for their lives. However, despite these similarities, Ruth and Esther could not have been more different. Join us as we dive into this four part series on the book of Esther. 

Wednesday October 29th Esther “The Feast of Almost Happened”

There are sixty-six flawless volumes that adorn the bookshelf of the Bible, yet only two bear the names of women. Both are historical books that recount pivotal events in the nation of Israel. Ruth is read annually during the Feast of Pentecost, while Esther is read during the Feast of Purim. Remarkably, both women were foreigner women who resided in a land not their own. They both found unexpected favor in the eyes of a wealthy man who eventually became their husband. Moreover, both women were completely devoted to God’s plan for their lives. However, despite these similarities, Ruth and Esther could not have been more different. Join us as we dive into this four part series on the book of Esther. 

Wednesday October 22nd Esther “For Such a Time as This”

There are sixty-six flawless volumes that adorn the bookshelf of the Bible, yet only two bear the names of women. Both are historical books that recount pivotal events in the nation of Israel. Ruth is read annually during the Feast of Pentecost, while Esther is read during the Feast of Purim. Remarkably, both women were foreigner women who resided in a land not their own. They both found unexpected favor in the eyes of a wealthy man who eventually became their husband. Moreover, both women were completely devoted to God’s plan for their lives. However, despite these similarities, Ruth and Esther could not have been more different. Join us as we dive into this four part series on the book of Esther. 

Wednesday October 15th Esther “A Tale of Two Queens”

There are sixty-six flawless volumes that adorn the bookshelf of the Bible, yet only two bear the names of women. Both are historical books that recount pivotal events in the nation of Israel. Ruth is read annually during the Feast of Pentecost, while Esther is read during the Feast of Purim. Remarkably, both women were foreigner women who resided in a land not their own. They both found unexpected favor in the eyes of a wealthy man who eventually became their husband. Moreover, both women were completely devoted to God’s plan for their lives. However, despite these similarities, Ruth and Esther could not have been more different. Join us as we dive into this four part series on the book of Esther. 

Songs of Ascent: refers to Psalms 120–134, a collection of 15 songs in the Book of Psalms.

Historically, they were sung by Jewish pilgrims as they made the uphill journey to Jerusalem for major annual festivals. Jerusalem is geographically located on Mount Moriah, making any travel toward it a literal "ascent". This pilgrimage was required for the three annual festivals: Passover, Weeks (Pentecost), and Tabernacles. The ascent was both a physical journey and a spiritual metaphor for moving closer to God.

Songs of Ascent: refers to Psalms 120–134, a collection of 15 songs in the Book of Psalms.

Historically, they were sung by Jewish pilgrims as they made the uphill journey to Jerusalem for major annual festivals. Jerusalem is geographically located on Mount Moriah, making any travel toward it a literal "ascent". This pilgrimage was required for the three annual festivals: Passover, Weeks (Pentecost), and Tabernacles. The ascent was both a physical journey and a spiritual metaphor for moving closer to God.

Songs of Ascent: refers to Psalms 120–134, a collection of 15 songs in the Book of Psalms.

Historically, they were sung by Jewish pilgrims as they made the uphill journey to Jerusalem for major annual festivals. Jerusalem is geographically located on Mount Moriah, making any travel toward it a literal "ascent". This pilgrimage was required for the three annual festivals: Passover, Weeks (Pentecost), and Tabernacles. The ascent was both a physical journey and a spiritual metaphor for moving closer to God.

Back to Church Sunday is a powerful nationwide movement that began 16 years ago with a simple yet urgent purpose: to rekindle the Church’s mission and extend an open invitation to those who have never attended or been away. Turning Point Church extends a heartfelt invitation to you and your family as we welcome you back to church. 

Songs of Ascent: refers to Psalms 120–134, a collection of 15 songs in the Book of Psalms.

Historically, they were sung by Jewish pilgrims as they made the uphill journey to Jerusalem for major annual festivals. Jerusalem is geographically located on Mount Moriah, making any travel toward it a literal "ascent". This pilgrimage was required for the three annual festivals: Passover, Weeks (Pentecost), and Tabernacles. The ascent was both a physical journey and a spiritual metaphor for moving closer to God.

Songs of Ascent: refers to Psalms 120–134, a collection of 15 songs in the Book of Psalms.

Historically, they were sung by Jewish pilgrims as they made the uphill journey to Jerusalem for major annual festivals. Jerusalem is geographically located on Mount Moriah, making any travel toward it a literal "ascent". This pilgrimage was required for the three annual festivals: Passover, Weeks (Pentecost), and Tabernacles. The ascent was both a physical journey and a spiritual metaphor for moving closer to God.

Songs of Ascent: refers to Psalms 120–134, a collection of 15 songs in the Book of Psalms.

Historically, they were sung by Jewish pilgrims as they made the uphill journey to Jerusalem for major annual festivals. Jerusalem is geographically located on Mount Moriah, making any travel toward it a literal "ascent". This pilgrimage was required for the three annual festivals: Passover, Weeks (Pentecost), and Tabernacles. The ascent was both a physical journey and a spiritual metaphor for moving closer to God.

Gather with us for a day of good food, great company, and friendly competition! We’ll be firing up the grill for a BBQ and playing Pickleball—so bring your appetite and your game face. Whether you're a pro or just looking to have a good time, everyone is welcome!

Join us for a powerful evening as we welcome Reverend Mark Morgan as our guest speaker! Come for fellowship, meaningful discussion, and a time of spiritual growth. All are welcome—see you there!

Join us for an inspiring new series, "Flourish & Thrive," where we’ll explore how to grow deeper in faith, purpose, and joy. Through Scripture, practical wisdom, and community, we’ll discover what it means to live abundantly in God’s grace.

Faith VS Trust

Join us for an inspiring new series, "Flourish & Thrive," where we’ll explore how to grow deeper in faith, purpose, and joy. Through Scripture, practical wisdom, and community, we’ll discover what it means to live abundantly in God’s grace.

Faith VS Trust

Join us for an inspiring new series, "Flourish & Thrive," where we’ll explore how to grow deeper in faith, purpose, and joy. Through Scripture, practical wisdom, and community, we’ll discover what it means to live abundantly in God’s grace.

Dive deep into Scripture with us this summer as we launch "Cross Reference," a dynamic midweek study exploring the connections, themes, and wisdom woven throughout God’s Word. Each week, we’ll uncover fresh insights and how they apply to our lives today.

Whether you’re a longtime student of the Bible or just curious to learn more, this series is for you! Join us every Wednesday night as we journey through the Bible together.

Join us for an inspiring new series, "Flourish & Thrive," where we’ll explore how to grow deeper in faith, purpose, and joy. Through Scripture, practical wisdom, and community, we’ll discover what it means to live abundantly in God’s grace.

Join us for a powerful evening as we welcome Reverend Brett Bockmann as our guest speaker! Come for fellowship, meaningful discussion, and a time of spiritual growth. All are welcome—see you there!

Join us for an inspiring new series, "Flourish & Thrive," where we’ll explore how to grow deeper in faith, purpose, and joy. Through Scripture, practical wisdom, and community, we’ll discover what it means to live abundantly in God’s grace.

Dive deep into Scripture with us this summer as we launch "Cross Reference," a dynamic midweek study exploring the connections, themes, and wisdom woven throughout God’s Word. Each week, we’ll uncover fresh insights and how they apply to our lives today.

Whether you’re a longtime student of the Bible or just curious to learn more, this series is for you! Join us every Wednesday night as we journey through the Bible together.

Join us for an inspiring new series, "Flourish & Thrive," where we’ll explore how to grow deeper in faith, purpose, and joy. Through Scripture, practical wisdom, and community, we’ll discover what it means to live abundantly in God’s grace.

Dive deep into Scripture with us this summer as we launch "Cross Reference," a dynamic midweek study exploring the connections, themes, and wisdom woven throughout God’s Word. Each week, we’ll uncover fresh insights and how they apply to our lives today.

Whether you’re a longtime student of the Bible or just curious to learn more, this series is for you! Join us every Wednesday night as we journey through the Bible together.

Join us for an inspiring new series, "Flourish & Thrive," where we’ll explore how to grow deeper in faith, purpose, and joy. Through Scripture, practical wisdom, and community, we’ll discover what it means to live abundantly in God’s grace.

Don’t miss this transformative journey—every Sunday for seven weeks! See you there.