can you see him?
Daily life can set us on a path that’s almost robotic. We forget to see God in all things – our kid’s laughter, the homeless person on the corner, or even the papers we stapled at work. But, life doesn’t have to be lived that way! This Sunday we begin a four-week series called Can You See Him?  The messages in this series will explore how to see God in four areas of your life: disappointments, doubts, struggles and successes. The reality is that in every circumstance of life, God is there. It’s not always easy to see him, but he’s there…and this series will help you find him. To help you get in the right frame of mind for this

coming soon to newpointe
Disciples of Jesus cannot be mass produced, they have to be handcrafted. Welcome to Monvee.

enthusiasm is contagious!
Check out this video and watch what happens when one guy dares to be different (be sure to watch the whole clip):

unlock the fullness of life
We’re less than a month from Thanksgiving and my family and I have begun making plans to visit my sister and her family in the Chicago area. I love Thanksgiving: the food, the good times spent with family, the onset of the Christmas season, having a couple days off to just hang out and reflect. I want to be a more grateful person. If you’re like me, you have a tendency to take things for granted. I don’t want to live like that. I don’t want my kids to be like that—I’d like to see us get “unstuck” in this area (if you know what I mean). If you’d like to get unstuck in this area, too, here’s something that might be of interest to you: Psychologists Robe

come watch us shoot dwight
That’s right, we’re shooting Dwight this week. In fact, we shoot him every Thursday at 4:00 p.m. And you’re invited! Of course, I’m talking about the recording of the Sunday message for our Louisville and Millersburg campuses. Every Thursday at 4 p.m. we roll tape in the main auditorium and record the Sunday message for playback on Sundays. Feel free to join staff as we get a “private screening.” Just make sure you’re there by 4…and then we’ll wrap things up by 4:35. The more, the merrier. It’s always good to have an audience there for Dwight to communicate with.