Centerpoint Church, Florida

Read along with our chosen scripture: Luke 1:1–4; 4:14–15, 40, 43; 5:1–6, 8, 10–11; 1 Peter 2:23–24 Whatever your next step is, take it. You don’t know what hangs in the balance. In this episode, we explore the journey of faith and the importance of asking the tough questions. Many of us grow up hearing that "Jesus loves me," but as we mature, we often find ourselves seeking deeper answers. Join u...

Follow along with our chosen scripture: Luke 1:1–4; 3:1–3, 7–8, 10–11, 13–14, 16 Those who admired Jesus didn’t shape civilization. People who decided to act and do something did. In this episode, we dive into the second part of our series on investigating Jesus. We start with a powerful question: If your life were a commercial, what would you be advertising? This episode challenges listeners to r...

Christians are not expected to believe based solely on a collection of ancient manuscripts. The foundation of our faith is anchored to something far more substantial and sustainable. Today, we dive into the foundational questions of faith: How do we know God exists? What role does the Bible play in our beliefs? Join us as we explore whether our faith should rest solely on ancient manuscripts or if...

In this episode of our podcast, we wrap up our series on Money Talks by diving deep into the importance of financial wisdom and planning. Many people assume that just because they are adults, they know how to handle money, but that's often not the case. We explore how money can add meaning to your life without becoming the meaning of your life, and why it's crucial to treat money as a servant rath...

The litmus test of our devotion to God is our willingness to put him/others first in the arena of our money and possessions. Read Along with the message: Galatians 5:16, 22–23; Matthew 6:24, 33

When you identify and embrace the meaning of your life, your money becomes a means to an end as it was intended to be. Read Along with the message: Luke 16:1–12, 14

Commitment isn't enough, you have to show up. Here are the ways we hope you show up and God shows up over this next year to make your life better and your faith journey more exciting. Read Along with the message: Luke 9:59–61; Matthew 16:15–18

To whom something is given, something is required. Are you taking responsibility for your opportunities, or are you taking them for granted? Read Along with the message: Matthew 25:14-30

There’s a time to pray. And there’s a time to take responsibility. Do something. Read Along with the message: Joshua 7:12, Genesis 15:16, Joshua 7:2-13

People reap what they sow- Life is connected. There is a correlation between what you did/said in the past and what’s going on in your life right now. Read Along with the message: Scripture: Galatians 6:3–5, 7, 9

Responsibility is not a zero-sum game. If you don't follow through on your responsibilities, someone else in your life has to pick up the slack. In this series, you'll learn how to stop finger pointing and excuse making and take responsibility for the things in your life. Read Along with the message: Genesis 1:27–29, Genesis 3:8–13

We all want to win but we don't always define the win in the areas of life that matter most. So, what is one win you can clarify and act on in 2025 that could make a big difference? Read Along with the message: 1 Corinthians 15:9–10, 19–22, 24–27

The way of love is the way forward. Read Along with the message: John 13:34; 14:6; Ephesians 5:1–2; Luke 2:7

Jesus came to show us the way back to God and others. Read Along with the message: John 14:6, 15; Matthew 5:23–24; 6:12; 18:21–22; Luke 19:8–9; Ephesians 4:32; Colossians 3:13; 2 Corinthians 5:19

At Christmas we celebrate the birth of the one who embodied the way—the way back to God, through our differences, and the way forward for the world. Read along with the message: Proverbs 14:12; John 1:14; 14:5–6; Luke 2:1, 3–7

In this series, we will talk about how things matter so much more to us when we experience them personally. One of faith's most overlooked aspects is its personal nature. And if we miss this, we miss out.

In this series, we will talk about how things matter so much more to us when we experience them personally. One of faith's most overlooked aspects is its personal nature. And if we miss this, we miss out.

Jesus invites us to react in a way that reflects unwavering confidence in God and confidence that God is with us and for us. Read along with the message: 1 Peter 2:23; Romans 8:28, 31–32; Matthew 11:28–30

We are invited to react in such a way that people connect the dots between our unexpected response and our confidence in our Father in heaven. Read along with the message: Matthew 5:44–47; John 19:10–12; 1 Peter 2:23; John 19:11

Our actions rarely tell the whole story, but our reactions do. They reflect our values, our fears, and our faith. Jesus instructs us to leverage them for good. Read along with the message: Matthew 5:38–39, 41–45, 46–48

You don’t have to be afraid, even when there’s something to be afraid of. Read along with the message: Matthew 8:23–27; 10:28–31; 14:22, 25–27; Mark 4:41; 1 Peter 5:7

If you are having a hard time forgiving yourself, here’s some good news. Yourself has already been forgiven. There is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. What the law could not do,God already did. Read along with the message: Matthew 15:17–20; Proverbs 4:23; Romans 8:1–4

We have an extraordinary chance to reimagine our calling and purpose as part of something bigger that us. But stepping into our calling will always cost us. Refusing to step into our calling with unfortunately cost us more. It's our choice. Our chance. Mark 8:27-38 Read along with the message: Mark 8:27-38

We are a part of a promise that Jesus made that he would build his church and nothing would stop it. And nothing did! Now, two thousand years later we have the opportunity to steward the impact of the church in our generation to turn our community upside down. Read along with the message: Matthew 28:18-20; Acts 2:22-24; 3:15; I Corinthians 15:58

It's time to reimagine the next chapter in the story of Centerpoint. You've taken seriously our vision "to create an alternative to church as usual for all people" and hundreds of people have found a home at and we continue to grow. As a result we must create more space to reach more people. We need to reimagine, not just a building expansion, but thousands of more stories of life change among the...