Center Point Church

Is this worth it? That is the question the young church in Thessalonica was struggling with. This week, we look at the first two chapters in 1 Thessalonians to see how Paul established the church and how he encouraged them to have hope that is confidently waiting, rather than wishful thinking.

In Acts 8, we see the early church is under attack, yet it is spreading rapidly. This week, we take a deeper look at a Samaritan magician named Simon Magnus. Simon learns a lesson about being more in awe of the miracles of God then the God of miracles.

God can use anyone and anything to carry out his purpose. This week, we take a look at Numbers 22 and the story of Balaam to see how God used a pagan prophet, a donkey, and an angel to protect the Israelites.

How do we handle times of adversity? Why is prayer a last option for us? This week, we look at an obscure teenage servant named Rhoda and how she acted when God answered a big prayer.

Have you ever heard about the obscure story of Ehud in the Bible? This week we take a look at Judges 3 and see how God used Ehud's weakness to usher in eighty years of peace.

This week we take a look at the epistle of Jude. Who was Jude? Why did he write this letter? How can we recognize false teachers, fight against them, and persevere in our faith? You fight for what's important to you!

In our final installment in this series, we look at the strategy of satan and why he secretly wants you to be stagnant, vulnerable, and disconnected. How can we avoid falling into this trap and what does the Bible have to say about it?

Why do people turn from God, leave the church, and run from broken relationships? This week, we look at the damage of hypocrisy and how we can get healing from hurt within the church. Join us as we look at the seven "woes" recorded in Matthew 23 and see what Jesus had to say on the topic.

Why do people turn from God, disconnect from church, and run from broken relationships? How can we thrive in a community full of perpetually broken people? This week, we look at the tendency to move from church to church without creating relationships. We see why it is important for us to be plugged in by looking at the story of Priscilla and Aquila in Acts 18.

There are a variety of reasons people leave the church. Why do people turn from God, give up on church, or run from broken relationships? In this series, we will look at how to thrive in a community full of perpetually imperfect people. This week, we will study Ezekiel 11 and see what happened to the heart of the people of Judah to make them turn from God.

When we allow fear to rule us, we elevate our feelings over the power of God. This week, we look at the story of Nehemiah and see how we can keep our focus to win the fight ahead of us!

What does it mean to be "redeemed?" Knowing we were bought by God should bring us hope. With Jesus, there is always hope! Join us this week as we study Leviticus 27 and wrap up our series "Blood, Guts, and the Goat."

This week, we take a look at Leviticus 16 and learn about the slain goat and the scapegoat. It has so much more to do with our lives today than you might think. The hidden things in the Old Testament are revealed in the New Testament. Join us as we see that Jesus has dealt with the sin problem once and for all!

The book of Leviticus contains a lot of rules, regulations, and disgusting stuff. How is it relevant to our lives today? This week, we take a look at the festivals listed in Leviticus 23 and see why God wanted them to remember His faithfulness. What we celebrate, we elevate.

The book of Leviticus contains a lot of rules, regulations, and disgusting stuff. How is it relevant to our lives today? This week, we are joined by Pastor Nic Smith of River Lake Church in Glasgow, KY. We will take a look at chapter 26 and see the "warning labels" God established and why they are actually for our benefit.

The book of Leviticus contains a lot of rules, regulations, and disgusting stuff. How is it relevant to our lives today? This week, we will take a look at chapters 8, 9, and 10 to see what the role of the priests were, how Jesus is a perfect High Priest, and how we can be a part of the priesthood!

Leviticus contains a lot of rules, regulations, and disgusting stuff. How is it relevant to our lives today? This week, we take a look at the first four chapters of Leviticus and learn about the four types of sacrifices and what it has to do with Jesus.

With Election Day upon us, we take a look at the book of Habakkuk to see why it is important for Christians to vote and how God can use corrupt nations to bring about His glory.

Last week, we looked at how the Antichrist will rise to power. How long will his ruthless reign last? Who is the False Prophet and how does he play into the mark of the beast? This week, we wrap up our series by studying Revelation 13 and 19 to see how God ultimately defeats these enemies of the cross.

Are we in the end times? What does the Bible say about the antichrist? How will he rise to power? Why would God allow this? This week, Pastor Jason takes a look at Revelation 13 to see what the Bible says about the antichrist and how he rises to power.

What does it mean to be "children of light?" Why does Satan want to keep things buried in the dark? This week we take a look at what the Bible says and figure out how to shine light in the areas the enemy wants to keep in the dark.

This week, we get to hear from three of our own. Steve Hines, Tom Price, and Lauren Pugh will share personal testimonies of how fear can stop us from doing what God has called us to do.

The year that King Uzziah died was a time of uncertainty and fear. It was during this time that the Lord showed the prophet Isaiah a vision of the throne room of God. How can we learn to focus on the horizontal when the vertical is all messed up? This week we take a look at Isaiah chapter 6 and 2 Chronicles 26 to see how God is ALWAYS in control.

Every good team takes on the identity of their coach. As followers of Jesus, we need to look more like Jesus every day. But how do we do that? Join us this week as we wrap up this series by looking at Galatians 6:1-10.

Faith is a matter of trust, not a pursuit of perfection. This week we look at Galatians 4, where Paul makes reference to the story in Genesis of Hagar and Sarah to remind us we are children of freedom. The law reminds us of a standard we can't possibly live up to, but grace reminds us of who we are!