Centerpoint Church, Florida

Friends. New Girl. Ted Lasso. Seinfeld. How I Met Your Mother. Why are we so drawn to these shows? We all want to have those 3-5 best friends who know everything about us and do everyday life with us. We put so much pressure on ourselves and others to fit this ideal. We get overwhelmed with the time and energy it will take to develop these friendships. But what if I told you living a relationally...

Filling the Void // We think the desire for more in this life can be solved in this life. But our desire for more in this life is a desire for life with God in heaven.

Nothing is Wasted // God never wastes anything which is really good news for us. Because heaven is a reminder that God will not give up on his creation and that nothing we experience in this life will be wasted. No matter how hard things are right now, we can know that God will not waste our pain, our hope, or our life.

Life At It's Best // Ever felt like heaven didn’t seem that compelling? You would never say it out loud but you’ve thought it. For many people the idea of heaven is an existence separated from everything we know. But the reality is that we were created for life in this world. Ultimately, heaven is the fulfillment of God’s original design for this life and our world at its best. - Bryant Golden

Address The Mess // Nobody gets life right one hundred percent of the time. So, what do we do to address the mess we’ve already made and get life right.

Jonathan Shepherd // Life has enough unavoidable regret. The last thing we want to do is unnecessarily add to it. So, let’s avoid what can be avoided.

Every decision is leading in a direction. But too often we see decisions as a destination rather they a pathway. What if we paid attention to the direction our decisions were leading us?

Bryant Golden // There are two categories of people who have made a significant impact in your life: Those who hurt you and those who love you. Their theology didn't define you but their treatment of you did. That is what changed the world. That is what love demands. Specifically, that is what love demands of you. As we end the series the challenge for each of us is to embrace three commitments. 1...

Bryant Golden // In the previous week, we talked about embracing Jesus' command to love others rather than looking for loopholes. This week we'll talk about how loving one another changes our motivation for what we do and eliminates any room for loopholes and workarounds.

Bryant Golden // Christians tend to love loopholes. Which ultimately leads to using the Scripture rather than obeying the scriptures. We know all the verses about other people's sin. But Jesus doesn't like it when we twist his Father's words to avoid doing His Father's will. Disciples apply the scriptures through the filter of love rather than looking for loopholes.

Bryant Golden // The brand of Christianity that many have been exposed to seems obsessed with moralizing society. We point our fingers and call out how other people should act and behave. People who never signed up to follow Jesus in the first place. Yet, Paul made it abundantly clear that we are to love others and stop judging outsiders. It's none of our business. Ironically, it's that brand of t...

Bryant Golden // Why does Christianity appear so angry so much of the time? Those who understand what it means to follow Jesus understand that God could not love you more and nothing you can do can cause him to love you less. Which means sin should always break our hearts not make us angry. And repentance should always stir our hearts.

Bryant Golden // The term Christian or Christianity is full of negative emotions for so many people in our culture. In many cases, people who claim to be a Christian look nothing like Christ. And many people who walked away from faith experienced a brand of Christianity that Jesus never intended. So, what if we just quit being Christians? What if we rebranded the brand to look more like Jesus? In...

Bryant Golden // The Easter story is as disorienting as our lives sometimes. It begins with throngs of people anticipating the coronation of a king only to get a crucified criminal. From hopeful to despair in the course of days. It’s the same with our lives. Events that we didn’t anticipate can easily undermine our faith in God and lead to questions and doubt. But you aren’t alone. They did for Je...

Bryant Golden // So many people are searching for hope but don't know where to find it. The church on mission is the hope of the world but you have to see it to believe it. This message talks about the importance of a simple and powerful invitation for people to come and see. An invitation that leads you from attending church to making it “My Church.”

This series is designed to inspire you to say "this is My Church." But this church can't be your church if it doesn't have your heart. Because what captures your heart determines what is most important to you. When you prioritize the mission of Jesus church with your heart, it becomes My Church.

Bradley Hamilton // Often, it’s not just the creation of new habits that help us change, but rather the ending of some old ones. How do we put an end to the negative patterns that are holding us back? And how do we avoid creating them in the future?

Bradley Hamilton // Perhaps the most difficult step to establishing habits, is the start. When it comes to creating new rhythms of health in our lives, where do we start? And how do we make a start that lasts?

Bradley Hamilton // Establishing our habits begins with establishing a goal. The problem is, most goals don’t succeed. What if the reason our goals don’t last, is because we’re setting the wrong ones to begin with?

Bryant Golden & Nicole Golden | The quality of our lives is only as good as the quality of our relationships. But relationships are complicated. They require navigating different backgrounds, traumas, dreams, desires, and expectations. So how do we make it less complicated? How do we keep from avoiding relationships all together? Join us in February as Pastors Bryant and Nicole start It’s Complica...

The quality of our lives is only as good as the quality of our relationships. But relationships are complicated. They require navigating different backgrounds, traumas, dreams, desires, and expectations. So how do we make it less complicated? How do we keep from avoiding relationships all together? Join us in February as Pastors Bryant and Nicole start It’s Complicated and lead us in a discussion...

The quality of our lives is only as good as the quality of our relationships. But relationships are complicated. They require navigating different backgrounds, traumas, dreams, desires, and expectations. So how do we make it less complicated? How do we keep from avoiding relationships all together? Join us in February as Pastors Bryant and Nicole start It’s Complicated and lead us in a discussion...

The quality of our lives is only as good as the quality of our relationships. But relationships are complicated. They require navigating different backgrounds, traumas, dreams, desires, and expectations. So how do we make it less complicated? How do we keep from avoiding relationships all together? Join us in February as Pastors Bryant and Nicole start It’s Complicated and lead us in a discussion...

We all have hopes for where we want to be in life, but oftentimes we have just as many reasons for why we can’t get there. Here’s the thing…there’s a fine line between a reason and an excuse. In this series, we will talk about how to abandon our excuses.

We all have hopes for where we want to be in life, but oftentimes we have just as many reasons for why we can’t get there. Here’s the thing…there’s a fine line between a reason and an excuse. In this series, we will talk about how to abandon our excuses.