GracePoint Church | Coppell, TX
GracePoint Church - Coppell, Texas
GracePoint Church in Coppell, Texas | We desire to help people find the Way to person, the people, and the lifestyle of Jesus. You're invited to worship with us every Sunday at 9:00 and 10:30 AM. Learn more at gracepointcoppell.org.
Episodes
Every Spiritual Blessing
In Ephesians 1, Pastor Chris Meads explores the immensity of God’s grace and the blessings believers receive as those chosen by the Father, redeemed by the Son, and sealed by the Spirit. He emphasizes that knowing God is the purpose of our lives, and that salvation rests entirely on God’s gracious love rather than anything we accomplish. Through Paul’s prayer, Chris invites us to move beyond praying only for changed circumstances and ask for deeper relational knowledge of our Father that overflows into worship and obedience.
Maturity in Christ
In this sermon, Pastor Bobby Padgett closes our Galatians series by exploring how maturity in Christ takes shape as we follow the Holy Spirit and serve others. Through Galatians 6 and his own experience of grief and hardship, he reminds us that bearing one another’s burdens helps us persevere when life feels heavy. The gospel’s power does not stop at salvation, so we keep growing, sowing to the Spirit, and doing good without giving up.
Winning The Battle Against Yourself
In this sermon, Pastor Rocky Feemster describes the daily battle between the desires of the flesh and the leading of the Holy Spirit. He explains why sinful desires leave us unsatisfied and how the Spirit produces love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. Rocky challenges us to examine what motivates our choices and to keep in step with the Spirit.
Adopted as Sons
Pastor Chris Meads teaches from Galatians 3:23–4:11, explaining how the law reveals our captivity to sin while Christ brings freedom, adoption, and a promised inheritance. Jesus goes under the burden of the law, fulfills its requirements perfectly, and becomes the all-sufficient sacrifice for sinners. Because of Christ, we no longer approach God as slaves relying on our performance, but as sons who cry, “Abba, Father.”
A Curse for Us
Pastor Chris Meads traces the biblical story of blessing and curse and explains why the law can expose our sin but cannot give us life. In Galatians 3, Paul shows that salvation has always come through faith and that Christ redeems us from the curse of the law by becoming a curse for us. Because Jesus accomplishes what we never could, we are called to depend on him and boldly share this life-changing gospel with others.
Crucified with Christ
Pastor Chris Meads teaches from Galatians 2:15-21 about justification and the life-changing truth that we are made right with God not by our works, but through faith in Jesus Christ. Because Jesus has paid the debt we could never pay, the Christian life is no longer about earning or maintaining God's favor, but living by faith in the Son of God who loved us and gave Himself for us. When we face our own failures, we do not simply resolve to do better, but run again to Jesus and rest in the gospel of His grace.
Set Apart For The Son
Pastor Chris Meads continues through Galatians 1:11–2:14, showing why the source of the gospel matters and how Paul defends the message he received directly from Jesus Christ. As Peter's failure in Antioch demonstrates, even those who believe the true gospel can live in ways that contradict it when something else, like the fear of man, becomes greater in the moment. Chris challenges us to insist on the true gospel, depend on it, and keep in step with it so that the truth about Jesus becomes the foundation and expression of our lives.
No Other Gospel
Pastor Chris Meads begins a study through Galatians with Paul's urgent reminder that there is only one gospel. The Christian life is not built on Jesus plus our effort, but on the all-sufficient work of Christ, who gives Himself for our sins and delivers us from this present evil age. As we pursue the lifestyle of Jesus, we must remain rooted in the true gospel and become Christ-dependent, Christ-proclaiming disciples who speak the truth in love.
Settled or Striving?
Pastor Chris Meads teaches from Philippians 3:1-16 about the holy discontentment that drives Paul to pursue the fullness of life in Christ. Rather than trusting in his own righteousness or accomplishments, Paul counts everything as loss compared with the surpassing worth of knowing Jesus. Because Christ has made us His own, we do not settle into the faith, but press forward by His grace to know Him more.
The Blessed Life
Pastor Hayden Moore teaches through Psalm 1, showing that every person is walking one of two paths: the way of the righteous or the way of the wicked. This message reminds us that true blessedness comes from delighting in God's Word and being rooted in Christ, not from worldly success or personal performance. Ultimately, Psalm 1 points us to Jesus, the perfectly righteous One who secured God's blessing for all who trust in Him.
Dead to Sin, Alive to God
Pastor Deepak Benjamin teaches through Romans 6:1-14 and explains how the gospel transforms a believer’s relationship with sin. This sermon reminds Christians that they are no longer defined by their old identity, but are now alive to God through union with Christ. Through grace, believers are empowered to fight sin, walk in surrender, and live in the freedom Christ provides.
Who Can Live With God?
Psalm 15 asks who can meet with God, and the answer reveals an impossible standard of blamelessness. Nathan Baldwin shows how this psalm is meant to humble us, exposing our inability to meet God’s requirements. The good news is that Jesus fulfills Psalm 15 for us and gives us His righteousness by faith.
Come Before Winter
In this sermon, Pastor Bobby Padgett preaches from 2 Timothy 4:6-22, exploring Paul’s final plea to Timothy: “Come to me before winter.” Through the contrast between faithful Timothy and worldly Demas, he challenges believers to remain steadfast in their devotion to Christ and detached from the distractions of this world. This message calls us to prepare now to finish well and to be people who would respond in faith if God sent us such a letter.
Called to Holiness
In this powerful message from 1 Peter 1:13–19, Pastor Hayden Moore calls believers to live lives of holiness rooted in the grace of God. He illustrates how identity shapes behavior, reminding us that we don’t pursue holiness to earn God’s love—but because we already have it. With rich biblical insight and everyday imagery, this sermon is a call to live set-apart lives in response to Christ’s precious sacrifice.
Sent into the Harvest
Refocus Sunday
In this compelling New Year's message, Pastor Chris Meads challenges listeners to go deeper in their faith journey for 2025. Drawing from Matthew 28's Great Commission, he unpacks GracePoint's central mission of discipleship and four core values: devotion to God's Glory, God's Word, God's Family, and God's Mission. With refreshing honesty about his own spiritual journey, Pastor Chris addresses the tension between knowing and living God's Word, while emphasizing that true discipleship flows from a heart transformed by love for God. He tackles common challenges facing modern Christians, from the temptation to treat church as a consumer experience to the difficulty of stepping outside our comfort zones for evangelism. Whether you're setting spiritual goals for the new year or seeking to understand what authentic discipleship looks like, this message offers practical insights for growing in faith while keeping Christ at the center.
A Sealed Victory
In this sermon, Pastor Chris Meads takes a break from his First Corinthians series to dive into the apocalyptic vision of Daniel 7. As global tensions rise and uncertainty seems to reign, Meads offers a timely exploration of how this ancient prophecy speaks to our modern world. He unpacks the symbolism of the four beasts, representing earthly kingdoms, and contrasts them with the awe-inspiring vision of the Ancient of Days and the Son of Man. This message challenges listeners to view current events through the lens of God's sovereignty and calls for unwavering faith in Christ amidst societal pressures.
Eternal Ambition
In this sermon, Pastor Chris Meads explores the concept of eternal ambition, contrasting it with earthly pursuits. He examines the Apostle Paul's teachings in 2 Corinthians 5, highlighting four aspects of an eternal ambition: walking by faith, desiring to be with Christ, aiming to please Christ, and wanting to be rewarded by Christ. Meads challenges listeners to shift their focus from temporary, earthly gains to eternal, Christ-centered ambitions. He emphasizes the importance of living with an awareness of the coming judgment and the promise of being with Christ, encouraging believers to let these truths shape their priorities and actions in the present. The pastor concludes by connecting this message to the church's upcoming vision, stressing the need for all their efforts to be guided by eternal ambition.
Christ the Head of the Church
In this sermon, Pastor Bobby Padgett examines Jesus' authority as the head of the church by looking at how scripture reveals His present glory and lordship. Walking through Revelation 1-3, Pastor Bobby details Jesus' direct oversight of local churches, evaluating them based on their faithfulness and love towards Him. Pastor Bobby then joyfully recognizes how this modern church exhibits many qualities of the Acts 2 church - like rich fellowship and prayer, generosity, and evangelistic fervor. He concludes by urging self-reflection on better serving Christ as individuals and as a corporate body.
The Greatest Purpose
How To Have A Great Year
The Light of the World
Bear Fruit, Trust in God
Adopted By God
Be Anxious For Nothing
Dismantling Heart Idols
They Called His Name Jesus
From Slaves To Sons
Pure & Undefiled Religion
Jesus And America
The Authority and Sufficiency of Scripture
Reasons To Rejoice
Leaving Careful Christianity Behind
Psalm 139: Fully Known, Nothing To Fear
All Things Work For Good
Passing The Torch
A Compelling Community
One Year Closer
Gospel Centered Community
The God Who Hears
The Mission of Jesus' Church
Make Your Mouth A Means Of Grace
Eager For Unity
The Spirit's Triumph
Listen to Student Pastor Chris Meads unpack Romans 8 about how we are naturally bent toward the law of sin, how Christ reigns over sin, and how love fulfills the law.
Are Christians Crazy?
Are Christians crazy for believing in the resurrection of Jesus Christ? Pastor Chad Kettler answers that question with 14 reasons why we’re not.