Centerpoint Church

During a time of physical distance, our need for moms has never been greater. And the challenges they face have never more taxing. What messages can we give our wives, our caregivers, and our "glue" members of our families? We love and appreciate moms. God has given you the most important role.

What is the message of the King? To seek and save the lost. The message of the Kingdom is that there's GOOD NEWS! Jesus is alive and he has promised us eternal life. Faith and trust in him are the entrance requirements for the best gift we could ever imagine.

Jesus ascended into heaven. Why? So that the Holy Spirit would come. And the Kingdom would grow spiritually. But one day soon Jesus will return physically and establish a perfect Kingdom here on earth. Are we looking forward to that day? Do we trust him with our future? Is our hope in his rule? No matter what the world throws at us, Jesus is greater.

One day the Kingdom of God will come in all it’s promised fullness. When the King returns, we will see Jesus as he really is: the Son of God, Lion of Judah, Victor over sin! And we are to be prepared for this event as if it could happen today. We are not in darkness so that this day should overtake us like a thief in the night. We are all sons and daughters of the light and of the day. (I Thess 5:...

Nothing is as powerful an enemy as death. No king, no ruler, no earthly power has ever been able to defeat it. Death reigned undefeated until it met the King of kings, Jesus Christ. The risen Jesus is our victory too. Let's celebrate Easter!

Since the beginning of human history, the effects of sin have ravaged humanity. Injustice, needless suffering and pain and all manner of evil demands justice. And God satisfied this demand on the cross where the penalty and power of sin was broken. Jesus is our victory over sin. We thank him for the cross.

No one can claim to follow God while at the same time denying Christ’s Lordship. Jesus is the King of the universe--the hope of Israel and everyone who puts their trust in him. Jesus came to announce his rule, only to have it rejected by evil and selfish people. Those who follow Christ submit to his rule. Willingly. Joyfully.

Jesus was jealous for the glory of God. He healed from a heart of compassion, but even more so from a desire to demonstrate the presence and power of God. Jesus’ anger at the temple workers demonstrated his passion. His zeal was for the Father. This is the same heartbeat that each child of God should share.

Uncertain times are tough but there's good news: Jesus has told us to "Take heart, because I have overcome." Join us for our online services as we worship together and hear an encouraging word from Pastor Glenn.

While we wait for the Kingdom of God to one day come in all its fullness, we still rejoice that the King has come. Today Christ sets up his kingdom in the hearts of people who choose to repent and believe in his rule in their lives. A kingdom that is not of this world (Josh 18:36). A kingdom that changes us from the inside out.

How we act directly affects how people view Jesus. And in the matter of our most important relationships, serving and sacrificing for our loved ones and spouses should take precedence over our own desires.

Who is the enemy of God? Satan - the one who opposes. His influence and control are real. “The whole world lies under the sway of the wicked one.” (I John 5:19) We are called to combat evil, no matter how difficult it is. And to fight with the spiritual weapons we have been given (Ephesians 6).

When something is valuable, it always costs something. The more value, the greater the cost. The same is true spiritually - following Christ has a barrier: a barrier of cost. We need to explain the cost of following Christ, and not following Him. And the blessings of being willing to pay the price for Jesus' sake..

What is the message of the Kingdom of God? REPENT. In order to experience God’s love and new life, we must leave our old path and follow Jesus’ path. This message isn’t an easy one to accept for the the sinner, but it is easy to understand. Standing down and allowing God to change us from the inside out is the only way we can enter the Kingdom.

The attitude of a Kingdom follower is one of growing and learning. The lessons of the Kingdom of God are often the opposite of the lessons that we would choose to learn. God is concerned about faith, not reliance on strength; purity, not personal pleasure; and about compassion, not self-centeredness.

“All who desire to live godly in Christ Jesus will suffer persecution.” (I Timothy 4:12) Suffering for Christ’s Kingdom should be considered a privilege. And it is inevitable for the serious servant of God. We need to embrace suffering and seek to live a life of faith. Even as Jesus suffered personal loss, he still selflessly fed and healed people.

What is the birthright of a child of the King? The power of God to fight the real enemy: Satan. As Zechariah 4:2 says, “Not by might, nor by power, but by my Spirit, says the Lord of hosts.”

One of the more surprising aspects of Jesus' ministry was his desire to teach only the serious and committed about the deeper truths of God. Lots of seeds were scattered, but only a few hearts were ready to receive. But it was God's plan all along that with these few, the good news of Jesus would change the world.

What negative qualities hold us back from living fully in the Kingdom of God? In this message Pastor Glenn gives some insight into how to overcome these challenges.

Do you seek first the Kingdom of God? If so, the entrance requirements are simple: be willing to get serious about your sin and come to God for forgiveness. In this message Pastor Glenn breaks down chapter one of Mark and explains what it takes to enter the Kingdom of God.

Don Pickel brings us a New Years message challenging us to overcome the giants in our lives that prevent us from living victoriously through Christ.

Everything unfolded exactly as it should have. Jesus was born exactly where He was supposed to be born. What does this say about God? And what does it tell us about ourselves? How in need of a Saviour are we? Do we live this way or are we forgetful? Let's set our hearts and minds on the true meaning of Christmas the special evening.

Jesus is the firstborn over all Creation. The source of all life and hope. He is the eternally existing Creator who came to live among us. Our only proper response is to fall in worship at His feet! The Wisemen understood this even though they lived a far off. Why did it take a foreign group of Magi to give Jesus the praise He deserved? The shepherds came even though they would have been considere...

John the Baptist was a necessary person in the story of Christ. But why? What was the purpose of a "forerunner of Jesus"? What is the significance of the prophet? And what does this say about the importance of the ultimate (and first in importance) Prophet from Galilee?

The promise of a Saviour came right at the same moment the consequences of our sin were revealed. From the seed of Eve, a SEED would come to save us all. God's promises were right there from the beginning! And His promises will sustain us no matter what the trials and tests of life might buffet us.