. . . SouthPoint News Briefs

We're getting the technologies ironed out and you'll find the past Sunday's sermons are back on the web site!

We'll be recording them each week again, bear with us as we equalize the audio and work to get the little hums and stuff out, though. >>Full story...

"Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead . . ." (See Philippians 3:13-14)

Have you ever wished you could go back to a certain place in your life and start over? Maybe you'd go back many years to change life-altering decisions you made - or perhaps you wish you could amend something you said only yesterday? >>Full story...

This project was rightly named since the blessings have already been numerous! Project Blanket Blessings began with the Spirit-inspired incentive to make blankets for babies that will be visiting our brand new SouthPoint nursery. Then, after the Gulf hurricane catastrophe, it became clear that God had additional needs in mind. >>Full story...

For two Sundays, Pastor Keith taught from Genesis chapter 37, the story of Joseph the Dreamer. You may want to refer to this story in the contemporary translation of The Message, too.

From the beginning roots of parental favoritism and sibling rivalry, we read how God redeemed not only a family, but saved an entire nation. But their path was not easy, nor was it quick; and who but the Dreamer and the Giver of Dreams knew what lay at the end? >>Full story...

Do you remember a Sunday School or public schoolteacher who had a great impact on your life? What would you have said if you could have had this teacher for two grades or more?

Beginning September 1, our Kids Life teachers can opt for LOOPING. No, not Fruit Looping. This kind of looping is where a teacher follows a group of kids from kindergarten through fifth grade to watch them develop into fully devoted disciples of Christ. >>Full story...

Groovy Movie or Hollywood Horror?

Have you ever taken the kids to a movie on the advice of a friend, and been sadly disappointed or even regretful that you and your kids saw it? How do you know before you shell out $50 to take the family to the theater?

If you ask your kids for information about current movies, you’re not likely to get an objective opinion. Even when you ask other parents, you can get a sincere mix of thumbs up and thumbs down. Some parents strongly object to violence, but not certain language. How’s a mom or dad to know? Here are a few suggestions to help you choose how to spend your time and money wisely. >>Full story...

The roof is on and covers the entire building just in time for this next batch of rain storms! With a roof over their heads, construction crews can now come in and work on the many things that need to be done no matter what the weather. See the pictures on the next page... >>Full story...