In Nicodemus' conversation with Jesus in John 3, Jesus reveals to us that we must be born again to see and to enter into the Kingdom of God. What does it mean to be born again? And how do we know if we are born again?

In Luke 17 Jesus teaches on sin, faith, and duty. From faith the size of a mustard seed, to forgiving a friend numerous times, we see what Christ teaches in these crucial areas of what it means to be a disciple.

This week is a recap of what our students learned at camp! We move briefly through each day's theme to get the full picture of what it means to be created in the image of God, broken by sin, restored by grace, and used for the Kingdom despite our imperfections!

What does Jesus tell us about worry? How can shifting our focus from the things of this world to Christ Himself help us to overcome anxiety? Find out in this message from Pastor Andrew on Matthew 6.

As we look at the words of Jesus Himself, we begin by asking a few questions about who Jesus is, what He asks of us, and what that means for our lives. 

1.) Who is Jesus? Matthew 4:17, Mark 1:14

2.) Why did he come? Luke 4:18-19 & Verse 43  

3.) What does it mean for us? John 3:13-21

As we step out of one season as a church family and into a new one, it is important that we are reminded to rely upon the One who holds us all.

Revelation 22 gives us the final beautiful picture of our forever home with God.

Revelation 21 gives us a picture both of the physical beauty, and more importantly the spiritual significance of the New Jerusalem, where God will dwell with His people forever.

Revelation 20 describes for us the glory of Jesus' final victory over Satan and introduces to a widely discussed eschatological topic in the millennium.  

Sermon: The Thousand Years 

Scripture: Revelation 19:11-21 and Revelation 20 

Speaker: Tyler Hungate

Revelation 19 paints a picture for us of the marriage supper of the Lamb, an invitation to us all to be sustained and fulfilled by our relationship with Christ.  For more information on the ministries of our church, go to centerpointumc.com or like us on Facebook!