Failure Isn't Final

God Centered Faith | Surviving the Storms

This week at Camp Point Assembly, we had the privilege of hosting one of the missionary families that we support serving in a closed country. Due to the sensitive nature of their ministry and the area they serve, we are unable to publicly share this week’s message. Instead, we are sharing a powerful sermon from March 5, 2023 titled “A God-Centered Faith Survives the Storm.” In this message, Pastor Dan walks through the incredible true story behind the hymn “It Is Well With My Soul” and the life of Horatio Spafford. Through unimaginable loss, tragedy, and trials, Spafford discovered the same truth Scripture teaches throughout the Bible: faith rooted in Christ can survive even the darkest storms. Drawing from 1 Peter 1, James 1, Acts 16, and Philippians 4, this message reminds us that trials do not destroy genuine faith — they refine it. No matter what storm you are facing today, there is peace available through Jesus Christ. #LivingLifeTogether

Be Still | Rest in His Presence

Be Still | Powered Sermon Series In a world filled with constant noise, distractions, busyness, and endless entertainment, when was the last time you truly sat still with God? In this message, Pastor Dan explores the stories of Mary & Martha, Jesus calming the storm, and the powerful imagery of Psalm 23 to challenge us to slow down, unplug, and intentionally rest in God’s presence. Through personal stories, practical illustrations, and biblical truth, this sermon reminds us that we were never created to run on empty. If you never recharge in peace, you will collapse in the storms. Join us as we learn how to: • Stop allowing distractions to become disobedience • Recharge spiritually before life’s storms arrive • Find peace and restoration in God’s presence • Create intentional moments of stillness in a noisy world May 17th, 2026 Scriptures: Luke 10:38–42 Mark 4:37–40 Psalm 23 Romans 5:1 Camp Point Assembly “Living Life Together”

🌿 EVEN IN THE VALLEYS, KEEP GOING 🌿

Sometimes the most meaningful things God calls us to are also the hardest. In this heartfelt Mother’s Day message, Anna Smith (Pastor's Wife) explores how God often grows our deepest roots during seasons of drought, disappointment, and heartbreak. Through a powerful personal story of fostering, loss, obedience, and healing, this sermon reminds us that faithfulness is never wasted—even when life does not turn out the way we expected. Drawing from Jeremiah 17:5–8, this message encourages weary hearts to keep trusting God in the valleys and to remember that difficult seasons are often where spiritual roots grow deepest. Whether you are a mother, a parent, walking through grief, facing disappointment, or simply feeling exhausted in your faith journey, this message offers encouragement, hope, and a reminder that God is still working beneath the surface. Scripture: Jeremiah 17:5–8 Camp Point Assembly “Living Life Together”

Failure Isn't Final

What happens when you fail God? For many people, failure feels final. Shame says it’s over. Regret says you’ve gone too far. The enemy whispers that God could never use you again. But Scripture tells a different story. In this message, Pastor Dan looks at the life of Peter—a man who publicly denied Jesus, yet was restored, filled with the Holy Spirit, and used powerfully by God. Through John 21, we discover that failure does not have to be the end of the story. Using the real-life comeback story of Josh Hamilton alongside the restoration of Peter, this sermon reminds us: * Failure is real * Failure feels final * But failure isn’t final with God If you’ve ever felt disqualified, stuck in shame, or convinced that God is done with you, this message is for you. 📖 Main Text: John 21 🔥 Theme: Restoration, Grace, Calling, and the Power of the Holy Spirit #FailureIsntFinal #LivingLifeTogether #CampPointAssembly #John21 #Grace #Restoration #Pentecost

Grace is NOT Permission | Willful Disobedience or Making Mistakes?

What happens when we sin knowing God will forgive us? Is that grace… or are we crossing into something dangerous? In this message, Pastor Dan shares a powerful and personal story that leads into one of the most important questions every believer must wrestle with: 👉 Where is the line between messing up and willfully choosing sin? Looking at Romans 6, Hebrews 10, Titus 2, and Jude 4, this sermon brings clarity to what the Bible actually teaches about grace, repentance, and the condition of the heart. This is not about perfection—it’s about whether our hearts still respond to God. In this message, you’ll discover: * The difference between struggling with sin and planning it * What grace was actually meant to do in your life * The warning signs of a hardened heart * How to live in true freedom—not fear or compromise Grace forgives—but it also transforms. Pastor Dan Smith Jr Camp Point Assembly April 26th, 2026