Centerpoint Church, Florida

It is easy for life to feel out of control sometimes… · We find ourselves in a negative spiral of thinking that leads us nowhere fast. · We are stuck in relationships that we cannot seem to revive. · Life gets so hard that we just want to give up. But we were meant to thrive, not just survive. In this series, learn how you can take your life back and recapture the joy and peace you were created fo...

It is easy for life to feel out of control sometimes. We find ourselves in a negative spiral of thinking that leads us nowhere fast. We are stuck in relationships that we cannot seem to revive. Life gets so hard that we just want to give up. But we were meant to thrive, not just survive. In this series, Bryant will talk about how to take your life back and recapture the joy and peace you were crea...

Easter is an event in history that captures the reality of many of our lives. It starts with a group of followers who are 'all in' on following Jesus--until tragedy strikes. Suddenly everything they believed in is question. Then, because of the events that unfolded, their faith came alive again--and with it their hope and their future. This Easter, we will discover what happened and how it can lea...

The invitation to follow Jesus has always been "Come and see." The invitation isn't “come and believe,” “give up your questions,” or “get it all together.” As followers of Jesus, we have a role to play in inviting people to experience what Jesus is offering. Truth is: when people experience who Jesus truly is, it can change their lives in the best way possible.

Bryant and Nicole on The Bill Bunkley Show - Segment 1 by Centerpoint Church

Bryant and Nicole on The Bill Bunkley Show - Segment 2 by Centerpoint Church

Bryant and Nicole on The Bill Bunkley Show - Segment 3 by Centerpoint Church

Bryant and Nicole on The Bill Bunkley Show - Segment 4 by Centerpoint Church

Our homes should be a source of comfort, community, support, and love. The problem is, many of us have things holding us back from fully embracing this. We have expectations and demands on our time, baggage from our past, and everyday chaos that make it hard for us to "win" where it matters most: at home. Through this series, we’ll look at three areas we can all consider and change if we’re going...

Our homes should be a source of comfort, community, support, and love. The problem is, many of us have things holding us back from fully embracing this. We have expectations and demands on our time, baggage from our past, and everyday chaos that make it hard for us to "win" where it matters most: at home. Through this series, we’ll look at three areas we can all consider and change if we’re going...

Our homes should be a source of comfort, community, support, and love. The problem is, many of us have things holding us back from fully embracing this. We have expectations and demands on our time, baggage from our past, and everyday chaos that make it hard for us to "win" where it matters most: at home. Through this series, we’ll look at three areas we can all consider and change if we’re going...

If you feel lost, disconnected, or like something is just missing – you are not alone. In this series, we will discover what we have been created for as followers of Jesus. We have been created to fulfill a purpose that is bigger than our individual lives. We have been created to step out of what is comfortable to fulfill a unique calling. We’ve been created to experience community. This series is...

If you feel lost, disconnected, or like something is just missing – you are not alone. In this series, we will discover what we have been created for as followers of Jesus. We have been created to fulfill a purpose that is bigger than our individual lives. We have been created to step out of what is comfortable to fulfill a unique calling. We’ve been created to experience community. This series is...

If you feel lost, disconnected, or like something is just missing – you are not alone. In this series, we will discover what we have been created for as followers of Jesus. We have been created to fulfill a purpose that is bigger than our individual lives. We have been created to step out of what is comfortable to fulfill a unique calling. We’ve been created to experience community. This series is...

One of the common themes ending 2020 was the idea that all of us want to return to “normal.” For many of us, “normal” has meant overwhelmed, busy, distracted, anxious, social media addicted, always rushing, and we never stop! This is just normal, right? In this series, we will re-evaluate “normal”—because there are some things we should never go back to. Discover how to follow Jesus into something...

One of the common themes ending 2020 was the idea that all of us want to return to “normal.” For many of us, “normal” has meant overwhelmed, busy, distracted, anxious, social media addicted, always rushing, and we never stop! This is just normal, right? In this series, we will re-evaluate “normal”—because there are some things we should never go back to. Discover how to follow Jesus into something...

One of the common themes ending 2020 was the idea that all of us want to return to “normal.” For many of us, “normal” has meant overwhelmed, busy, distracted, anxious, social media addicted, always rushing, and we never stop! This is just normal, right? In this series, we will re-evaluate “normal”—because there are some things we should never go back to. Discover how to follow Jesus into something...

One of the common themes ending 2020 was the idea that all of us want to return to “normal.” For many of us, “normal” has meant overwhelmed, busy, distracted, anxious, social media addicted, always rushing, and we never stop! This is just normal, right? In this series, we will re-evaluate “normal”—because there are some things we should never go back to. Discover how to follow Jesus into something...

One of the common themes ending 2020 was the idea that all of us want to return to “normal”. But in this series we will re-evaluate “normal”. For many of us, “normal” has meant overwhelmed, busy, distracted, anxious, social media addicted, always rushing, and we never stop! This is just normal, right? It is why this series is titled “To Hell with Normal”. There are some things we should never go b...

The epicenter of the Christmas story is that God condescended to become like us. He lived as a common carpenter, launched a following as a miracle worker and teacher, and allowed himself to die the most humiliating death possible.

The epicenter of the Christmas story is that God condescended to become like us. He lived as a common carpenter, launched a following as a miracle worker and teacher, and allowed himself to die the most humiliating death possible. He came as one of us but was treated as less than one of us. Why in the world would God do that?

The epicenter of the Christmas story is that God condescended to become like us. He lived as a common carpenter, launched a following as a miracle worker and teacher, and allowed himself to die the most humiliating death possible. He came as one of us but was treated as less than one of us. Why in the world would God do that?

As we approach a new year, we all begin to reflect on our goals and priorities. Was this year all that you wanted it to be, or did the important things get crowded out by the urgent? How do we make sure this next year is different? How do we prioritize our relationships, work, calendar, and family according to God's priorities? Together, let's put First Things First.

The life and character of Jesus could be described with one word: generosity. He was generous toward people who were nothing like him and who could give him nothing in return. Now we have been called to love others exactly how Jesus has loved us. The most powerful expression of that love is no strings attached generosity. But it is not natural. It is not common. In fact, it is a little crazy. But...

The life and character of Jesus could be described with one word: generosity. He was generous toward people who were nothing like him and who could give him nothing in return. Now we have been called to love others exactly how Jesus has loved us. The most powerful expression of that love is no strings attached generosity. But it is not natural. It is not common. In fact, it is a little crazy. But...