Is going to church just a man-made tradition—or did Jesus actually call us to gather? In this episode of TruthPoint Conversations, Pastor Nick dismantles the viral claim that “Jesus never said go to church” with biblical clarity. Discover what Jesus really meant by “church,” why following Him is never a solo journey, and how the enemy uses isolation to weaken your faith. It’s time to reclaim the truth and rediscover the power of the Church Jesus is building.

A lot of people think they’re good with God because they say the right things, go to church, and try to be decent people. But Jesus said something that should stop us in our tracks: “Not everyone who says to Me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven.”

In this episode of TruthPoint Conversations, we’re talking about the uncomfortable truth: you can look spiritual on the outside and still be completely lost inside. You can sing the songs, pray the prayers, even serve—and never truly know Jesus.

This is a wake-up call. Not to guilt you, but to save you from the lie that religion is the same as relationship. If you’ve ever wondered, “Am I really His?”—don’t skip this one.

It’s not about performance. It’s about surrender.

Series Title: Heaven Is Not Just the Opposite of Hell
Episode 4: Heaven — The Return of the King

In this powerful final episode of the series, Pastor Nick Mitchell takes us to the heart of Christian hope—not just a place called Heaven, but a Person: Jesus, the returning King.
This isn’t about escaping Earth. It’s about Heaven coming here. About the day sorrow ends, justice reigns, and Christ is crowned before all creation.

What does it mean to live like He’s truly coming back?
How do we wait—awake, faithful, and ready?

Join TruthPoint Conversations for an episode that challenges, comforts, and commissions us to live in light of the return of our King.
Because this hope changes everything.

Heaven isn’t clouds, harps, and an eternal nap. It’s not the end of joy—it’s the beginning.

In this episode of TruthPoint Conversations, Pastor Nick dives into the vibrant, dynamic reality of what the Bible actually says about Heaven. Far from being a boring afterlife, Heaven is a place of resurrection, restored relationships, eternal joy, and meaningful purpose.

Explore:

• What it means to have a resurrected, glorified body

• How relationships are renewed and recognized in eternity

• Why Heaven overflows with purpose, pleasure, and joy

• The exciting truth that believers will co-reign with Christ forever

Whether you've feared that Heaven might be dull or longed for more than the caricatures culture has painted, this episode offers a fresh, hope-filled perspective grounded in Scripture.

🎧 Next up: Episode 3 – “Heaven Changes How We Live Now”

Welcome to Truthpoint Conversations, Heaven isn’t just the opposite of Hell—or a cloud-filled escape plan for the religious. In this episode, Pastor Nick unpacks the Bible’s surprising vision of Heaven as the fulfillment of God’s presence, purpose, and promise. Discover how Heaven begins with Him—and how your heart was made for more.

Hell: Considering the Purpose, Not Just the Punishment

(Part 5 of the Proportionality Problem of Hell series — Final Episode)

What if Hell isn’t just about punishment — but purpose? In this final episode of the Hell series, Pastor Nick explores four deep biblical reasons why Hell exists: to contain evil, to honor human freedom, to uphold God’s justice and holiness, and to reveal the full character of God.

You’ll walk away with a bigger view of eternity — and an even greater appreciation for God’s mercy. This episode isn’t just about the bad news of judgment… it’s about the breathtaking good news of grace.

Is eternal Hell overkill? How can a loving God allow it? In this episode, Pastor Nick tackles seven of the most difficult objections people raise about Hell — from the fairness of eternal punishment to the problem of human weakness, unequal sins, and whether Hell even fits God's character.

This isn’t a fire-and-brimstone rant. It’s a thoughtful, Scripture-rooted, and honest look at what the Bible actually says — and why it matters.

Whether you're wrestling with questions or trying to help others understand, this episode brings clarity, compassion, and just a touch of holy sarcasm.