Centerpoint Church Murrieta

This sermon uses the story of Adam and Eve in Genesis 3 to show how Satan's deception leads people into the "snake logic trap," where sin seems appealing but ultimately brings shame, brokenness, and lasting consequences. Despite humanity's fall, the message points to the hope of the Gospel: through Jesus Christ, God's grace provides the only way to overcome sin, restore our r...

David's life reminds us that God prepares us for His promises by calling us to remain faithful where we are, prioritize His presence above everything else, and live with confidence in His approval rather than the opinions of others. As we pursue God's heart like David did, we experience the freedom and transformation that come from living fully surrendered to Him.

This sermon uses David’s encounter with Saul in 1 Samuel 24 to teach that God’s promises should never be pursued through shortcuts or disobedience. Even when David had the opportunity to kill Saul and claim the throne, he honored God’s process, trusted God’s timing, and left justice in God’s hands.  “Honor the process as much as the promise, and trust the Promise-Maker.”

David's victory over Goliath teaches us that overcoming life's giants begins with a transformed mindset rooted in God's promises, remembering His faithfulness, and using the gifts and experiences He has already placed in our hands. As we speak God's truth over our circumstances and trust in Jesus—the ultimate Overcomer—we can face fear, adversity, and seemingly impossible obstacles...

God calls us to move forward in faith after seasons of grief, trusting His plans even when we don’t fully understand them. As Samuel anointed David, we see that God looks at the heart rather than outward appearances, invites us to see people through His eyes, and empowers us through His Spirit as we turn from sin and walk in His purpose.

God’s call on your life is not canceled by your insecurity, fear, or brokenness, but like Saul, many of us stay hidden in shame even after God has chosen and confirmed us. Through Saul’s story in 1 Samuel, this sermon challenges us to stop living for the approval of people, come out of hiding, and trust that God still uses imperfect people to accomplish His purposes.

This sermon highlights how God often uses ordinary moments to lead us into extraordinary purpose, as seen in Saul’s journey from searching for lost donkeys to being anointed king. Through humility, obedience, and a transformed heart, believers are reminded to recognize God’s calling, reject limiting self-perceptions, and walk confidently in the new life and assignment He has prepared for them.

God invites us to pray the courageous prayer of Psalm 139, asking Him to search our hearts, expose our anxious and offensive ways, and lead us deeper into spiritual growth and alignment with His truth. Through Jesus—the everlasting way—we find both the guidance and salvation we need to walk in freedom, rest, and eternal life.

God’s thoughts toward us are countless and full of love, and when we align our hearts with them, we begin to see ourselves and the world through His truth. As we die to ourselves and live by faith in Christ, we align our values with His kingdom, recognizing that our true battle is spiritual and choosing to reflect His life in everything we do.

Our lives have divine meaning as we acknowledge God as our Creator, affirm that we are fearfully and wonderfully made in His image, and trust that He has uniquely designed us for His purpose. Even in our brokenness, God’s love is proven through Christ, giving us both identity and destiny rooted in Him.

Have you ever felt like you're navigating the deep, unknown waters of life, wondering if anyone truly sees or understands what you're going through? Just like scientists keep discovering incredible creatures in the ocean's depths—like the adorable Banded Piglet Squid—God is constantly present in every corner of your existence, even the places you think are too dark or too deep for Him...

Do you ever feel unseen? We all carry a deep desire to be known; Really known. In this message, we explore Psalm 139:1-6 and discover that before you ever sought God, He already sought you. His intimate knowledge of your life isn't something to fear, it's an invitation into intimacy, healing through vulnerability, and a wonder that will leave you in awe. He knows your joys, your sorrows, y...

Because Jesus is risen and reigning, the enemy is defeated, our sin is covered by grace, and even death itself has been conquered—this is our resurrection victory. Through Christ’s finished work, we are no longer defined by sin or fear, but raised to new life and secure forever in Him.

Because we have received Christ, we are called to walk with Him daily—rooted and built up in faith—trusting Him as our Good Shepherd who provides what we need, protects us in every valley, and stays close no matter the season. Even when we wander like sheep, Jesus laid down His life to bring us back, so we can live with confidence that His goodness, purpose, and presence will follow us all our day...

**God is light. In Him there is no darkness.**In this message from **1 John 1:5–10**, we talk about how darkness rarely enters our lives all at once—it happens little by little, like slowly turning down a dimmer switch. Small compromises, hidden sin, and quiet justifications can slowly pull us away from the light. But the gospel gives us incredible hope. When we **confess our sins and bring them i...

God calls us to live in the “new operating system” of the Spirit, not relying on our own effort or outdated patterns, because true transformation comes from walking in step with Him, not striving in the flesh. When we surrender control and are led by the Spirit, His power produces the fruit of love, joy, peace, and self-control in us, preserving the pure Gospel and aligning our lives with God’s wi...

Humility is not shrinking back or thinking less of yourself, but walking closely with God and showing up to serve others with the same attitude as Jesus. When we live “right-sized” before God—teachable, approachable, and willing to serve—He leads us, gives grace, and ultimately lifts us up in His timing.

Rooted in 2 Corinthians 5:7—“For we walk by faith, not by sight”—and the example of Abraham in Hebrews 11, this message centers on one clear truth: I orient my life around the promises of God and I move. Like Abraham, who obeyed without knowing where he was going, we are called to trust God’s Word as our guide, draw near to Him, and step forward in faith toward the better homeland He has prepared.

Real love isn't just something we talk about — it's something we live out. In this first message of our Walk the Talk series, we explore what it looks like to walk in genuine, Christ-like love every day, straight from Romans 12:9-13. Main Idea: Live out the love that God has lavished on you. 📖 Scriptures: Romans 12:9-13 | Ephesians 5:1-2 | John 13:35 | Galatians 6:9 Like, subscribe, and share wit...

Passion naturally leads to action—and when we become passionate about the mission of Jesus, generosity becomes our next step. Rooted in the call of Christ to seek and save the lost, this message challenges us to break up the unplowed ground of our hearts and step into a lifestyle of sowing generously. As we trust God, the One who supplies the seed, we discover that cheerful, courageous generosity...

This message breaks shame and stigma as we talk honestly about addiction, healing, and what it really means to give our whole selves body soul and spirit to God. Discover the freedom that comes from conviction not condemnation surrender and partnering with Jesus as He restores us from the inside out.

What happens when we stop being spectators and become seekers? As we pursue God with our whole heart, the Holy Spirit removes distraction, awakens us spiritually, and reveals the deep, life-giving things God has prepared for those who love Him.

A real life lion breaking into a La Verne home reminds us that Scripture warns of a very real spiritual enemy prowling for an open door. In this message we learn how guarding our hearts what we hear say and focus on keeps us firm in faith and aligned with the victorious roar of the Lion of Judah.

It’s New Year’s! And in a world obsessed with “maxxing” every area of life, this message challenges us to stop ruthlessly optimizing ourselves and instead center our beliefs on what God has spoken. Discover what it looks like to set your heart and mind on Christ, the true center, and experience the real life that flows from faith grounded in Him.

In Calming the Storm , we’re reminded to trust God in the midst of resistance and refuse complacency in seasons of plenty, anchoring our faith in His power to bring peace and direction. Drawing from Psalm 107 and 2 Chronicles 20, this message speaks hope into fear, scarcity, and uncertainty, declaring that God still calms storms and leads His people to victory.