Center Church | Gilbert Sermons

Sunday Sermon: Guest Speaker - Mark Prater 26.06.2022 ↓

Guest Speaker Mark Prater preaches from Matthew 28, on the priority of local and global missions for every church and also within our denomination of churches.

Sunday Sermon: 1 Timothy 5:17-21 19.06.2022 ↓

Your pastors are imperfect servants of the perfect king. Your pastors MUST serve Jesus by serving you. Paul directs Timothy on how to think about pastoral ministry related to three different topics. Those topics are: Money, Discipline, and Ordination.

Sunday Sermon: 1 Timothy 5:1-16 12.06.2022 ↓

The controlling image for the church is the household of God. Because we are family—we must be family.

Sunday Sermon: 1 Timothy 4:11-16 05.06.2022 ↓

 Faithful pastors acts for the good of the church and for the glory of God. "

Sunday Sermon: 1 Timothy 4:6-10 29.05.2022 ↓

Good servants for the Lord make it their highest ambition just to grow in godliness and set a pattern for others to follow.

Sunday Sermon: 1 Timothy 4:1-5 22.05.2022 ↓

Do not be surprised when people fall away; be vigilant to enjoy the Lord.

Sunday Sermon: 1 Timothy 3:14-16 15.05.2022 ↓

Hold up and shore up the TRUTH and MYSTERY of Jesus.

Sunday Sermon: 1 Timothy 3:8-15 08.05.2022 ↓

The household of God must be served by servants, together serving Jesus.

Sunday Sermon: 2 Peter 3:8-13 01.05.2022 ↓

Jesus is coming back and we don’t need to be worried; we don’t need to fret over the details of when he will return, but we can be confident in knowing that when he does come back, all that is wrong in this world will be made right. While we wait for his return, there is glorious work that we get to participate with our Lord in doing.

Sunday Sermon: Hebrews 1:1-3 24.04.2022 ↓

Take heart, your Savior King is still seated.

Sunday Sermon: Romans 5:6-8 10.04.2022 ↓

The Son's death PROVES the Father's undying love.

Sunday Sermon: Guest Speaker - Joselo Mercado (Psalm 73) 03.04.2022 ↓

Guest Speaker Joselo Mercado opens Psalm 73 for us and reminds us of the goodness of God in the midst of trials.

Sunday Sermon: Romans 5:16-19 27.03.2022 ↓

Jesus did not *just* die for you, he lived for you too. If you are a Christian, you are represented by Jesus Christ.

Sunday Sermon: Galatians 4:4 20.03.2022 ↓

We need to see Jesus as he is not just the center of our lives, but the center of all history.

Sunday Sermon: Guest Speaker - Ricky Alcantar (Mark 14:1-11) 13.03.2022 ↓

How much is Jesus worth to you? Each of the people in this morning's story assigned Jesus a different value. Their choices should challenge and convict us to see Jesus' true value and allow that to inform our lives accordingly.

Sunday Sermon: 1 Timothy 3:1-8 06.03.2022 ↓

Unremarkable, faithful men can serve the remarkable faithful God.

Sunday Sermon: 1 Timothy 2:1-6 27.02.2022 ↓

We are called to shine bright the love of God.

Sunday Sermon: 1 Timothy 2:8-15 27.02.2022 ↓

We must follow God's good creational design for men and women in the church.

Core Studies: Elijah + Elisha Week 2 23.01.2022 ↓

Week 2 of the Core Studies class on Elijah & Elisha covers 1 Kings chapters 19-21.

Sunday Sermon: 1 Timothy 1:1-2 16.01.2022 ↓

God builds His church - we merely cooperate.

Sunday Sermon: Philippians 4:4 09.01.2022 ↓

We need something that will stabilize us in all circumstances no matter what comes in 2022. We need JOY. Joy in the LORD. We must be people who rejoice in the Lord.

Sunday Sermon: Romans 8:26-28 02.01.2022 ↓

The entire Trinity partners with us when we pray. God the Spirit helps us, God the Father hears and invites us, and God the Son represents us and perfects our prayers.

Sunday Sermon: John 1:14-18 19.12.2021 ↓

Do you want to know God? The ONLY way is by beholding Jesus Christ. Jesus explains God.

Sunday Sermon: John 1:10-13 12.12.2021 ↓

Christ's rejection is the means of our acceptance. Jesus departed heaven to be rejected on earth, so when we depart earth we might be accepted in heaven. He was rejected so we could be cherished.

Sunday Sermon: John 1:5-9 05.12.2021 ↓

There is no light like the light of Jesus Christ.