Center Point Assembly

Pastor Mike summarizes last weeks Palm Sunday message of Two Kingdoms - One King preparing for the Easter message today. Our text for today is Isaiah 53 as given 700 years prior of the crucifixion to the prophet Isaiah. It's hard for mankind to appreciate what happened in the Spiritual World that day other than to say that God was pleased. It was His plan and it came together perfectly to "crush" the power of death and evil for all time. We discuss three questions today: 1. Who Killed Jesus? 2. Did Jesus have a choice? 3. What's your choice today? Listen in as we discuss Easter in maybe a new way and new light... HE LIVES to make intercession for you and I today!

Pastor Mike summarizes last weeks Palm Sunday message of Two Kingdoms - One King preparing for the Easter message today. Our text for today is Isaiah 53 as given 700 years prior of the crucifixion to the prophet Isaiah. It's hard for mankind to appreciate what happened in the Spiritual World that day other than to say that God was pleased. It was His plan and it came together perfectly to "crush" the power of death and evil for all time. We discuss three questions today: 1. Who Killed Jesus? 2. Did Jesus have a choice? 3. What's your choice today? Listen in as we discuss Easter in maybe a new way and new light... HE LIVES to make intercession for you and I today!

Pastor Mike discusses the significance of Palm Sunday to our lives today. There were two kingdoms represented that day. One was the kingdom of this world and the sin and death that it represents and the other the Kingdom of God and eternal life that God offers. The question for us today is, which kingdom do we choose to live in? One of our own making or the one true Kingdom of God that offers us everything that Jesus came to give us? The choice is yours. Which one do you choose? Listen in for more details...

Pastor Mike discusses the significance of Palm Sunday to our lives today. There were two kingdoms represented that day. One was the kingdom of this world and the sin and death that it represents and the other the Kingdom of God and eternal life that God offers. The question for us today is, which kingdom do we choose to live in? One of our own making or the one true Kingdom of God that offers us everything that Jesus came to give us? The choice is yours. Which one do you choose? Listen in for more details...

Guest Speaker and former pastor Ryp Hankins lays it all on the line for us this morning with a challenging message for us to "Learn" how to Love God and Love People. Ryp really nails it on this one as he clearly brings the importance of allowing the Holy Spirit to work in and thru us as we learn to love and honor people even if it means forgiving them and ourselves for the unthinkable...

Guest Speaker and former pastor Ryp Hankins lays it all on the line for us this morning with a challenging message for us to "Learn" how to Love God and Love People. Ryp really nails it on this one as he clearly brings the importance of allowing the Holy Spirit to work in and thru us as we learn to love and honor people even if it means forgiving them and ourselves for the unthinkable...

Pastor Mike continues in the discussion of how God blesses His children with some things that may not always appear as a "Blessing" in life. We often associate "Blessing" as something that makes our lives easier and more convenient. But God may look at "Blessings" a little differently. His goal for us is eternal life, our focus many times may not match up with that without even realizing it. His ways are higher then ours and his plans are deeper... That's a good thing. We may allow "hindrances" to interfere with that... His first approach in developing "relationship with us" may be good blessings, but if that isn't working for us, then God loves us sooo much that He's willing to bring us some discipline, or delayed answers or maybe even some unexplained situations that would serve to get our attention... Do you see life that way? Listen in if you're interested in seeing what God's True Blessings are...

Pastor Mike continues in the discussion of how God blesses His children with some things that may not always appear as a "Blessing" in life. We often associate "Blessing" as something that makes our lives easier and more convenient. But God may look at "Blessings" a little differently. His goal for us is eternal life, our focus many times may not match up with that without even realizing it. His ways are higher then ours and his plans are deeper... That's a good thing. We may allow "hindrances" to interfere with that... His first approach in developing "relationship with us" may be good blessings, but if that isn't working for us, then God loves us sooo much that He's willing to bring us some discipline, or delayed answers or maybe even some unexplained situations that would serve to get our attention... Do you see life that way? Listen in if you're interested in seeing what God's True Blessings are...

Pastor Mike speaks on the Blessings of God - what do they look like? Are God's blessings always good all the time? We are all about being blessed, but what does that really mean? Do we see life the way God does? God sees things through a lens called eternity, we on the other hand are much more focused on the immediate things in life... It's just the way our natural man thinks. So when "bad" things happen do we begin to question the nature of God and the way that He is choosing to think about me, like he forgot me or doesn't hear my prayers for the good things in life? Or maybe we should look at life like God does, eternally focused. What does He need to do so that I stay focused on my relationship with him versus the temporary distractions of this life? Maybe if we see God's perspective we may adjust ours and see true blessings for what they are - the things that take me to my knees...

Pastor Mike speaks on the Blessings of God - what do they look like? Are God's blessings always good all the time? We are all about being blessed, but what does that really mean? Do we see life the way God does? God sees things through a lens called eternity, we on the other hand are much more focused on the immediate things in life... It's just the way our natural man thinks. So when "bad" things happen do we begin to question the nature of God and the way that He is choosing to think about me, like he forgot me or doesn't hear my prayers for the good things in life? Or maybe we should look at life like God does, eternally focused. What does He need to do so that I stay focused on my relationship with him versus the temporary distractions of this life? Maybe if we see God's perspective we may adjust ours and see true blessings for what they are - the things that take me to my knees...