Center Point Assembly

Sunday, September 12, 2021 - "Blessed are the merciful for they will receive mercy"! Have you thought much about this? What does it mean to be merciful? Is it easy to do? Well, to be honest, mercy is not one of my strong points. So I am learning along with many of you what this means. In some contexts, mercy and forgiveness are interchangeable. Both are Godly characteristics that Jesus modeled perfectly for us. We're going to understand that Satan, our enemy, hates mercy and he hates forgiveness, and that's one reason that our flesh nature struggles with these two godly attributes. We can overcome, however, because "Mercy triumphs over sin". Worship and study with us as we learn more of how we are to be merciful people...

Sunday, August 29, 2021 – We are continuing our study of the Beatitudes and Jesus is defining the lifestyle of those that are truly following Him by making this very profound statement. “Blessed are those that hunger and thirst after righteousness, for they will be filled”. Notice, he says they will be “filled”. Not partially, but they will be filled. Filled with what? Filled with that which they are seeking. I find that to be very interesting. It’s a reaping and sowing concept, one reaps what one sows. If one is hungering and thirsting after righteousness, then one can expect to be filled with righteousness. However, if one is not hungering and thirsting for righteousness, but otherworldly things, then one cannot expect to be filled with righteousness. As you worship and study with us, ask yourself this very important question: “Is this defining my life”?

Sunday, August 29, 2021 – We are continuing our study of the Beatitudes and Jesus is defining the lifestyle of those that are truly following Him by making this very profound statement. “Blessed are those that hunger and thirst after righteousness, for they will be filled”. Notice, he says they will be “filled”. Not partially, but they will be filled. Filled with what? Filled with that which they are seeking. I find that to be very interesting. It’s a reaping and sowing concept, one reaps what one sows. If one is hungering and thirsting after righteousness, then one can expect to be filled with righteousness. However, if one is not hungering and thirsting for righteousness, but otherworldly things, then one cannot expect to be filled with righteousness. As you worship and study with us, ask yourself this very important question: “Is this defining my life”?

Sunday, August 29, 2021 – We are continuing our study of the Beatitudes and Jesus is defining the lifestyle of those that are truly following Him by making this very profound statement. “Blessed are those that hunger and thirst after righteousness, for they will be filled”. Notice, he says they will be “filled”. Not partially, but they will be filled. Filled with what? Filled with that which they are seeking. I find that to be very interesting. It’s a reaping and sowing concept, one reaps what one sows. If one is hungering and thirsting after righteousness, then one can expect to be filled with righteousness. However, if one is not hungering and thirsting for righteousness, but otherworldly things, then one cannot expect to be filled with righteousness. As you worship and study with us, ask yourself this very important question: “Is this defining my life”?

Sunday, August 22, 2021 – Before continuing our study on the Beatitudes, I would like to invite all to come and be a part of our Wed mid-week study as we are focusing on the End Times. We are featuring the Tipping Point study by Jimmy Evans of Gateway Church in Dallas, TX. I believe as many others do that we are living in the end of the end times, and we need to be very aware of what that means. That’s why we are spending our mid-week study on this crucial topic. Come study with us at 6:00 PM on Wed.

We are talking about what it means to be MEEK today. Jesus says, “Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth.” What a profoundly simple yet powerful statement to make. What does it mean to be MEEK? And why is it so important that the meek, not the powerful as we may think of powerful, inherit the earth? There is so much in this study that will impact how we live our lives if we understand and apply. Study along with us…

Sunday, August 22, 2021 – Before continuing our study on the Beatitudes, I would like to invite all to come and be a part of our Wed mid-week study as we are focusing on the End Times. We are featuring the Tipping Point study by Jimmy Evans of Gateway Church in Dallas, TX. I believe as many others do that we are living in the end of the end times, and we need to be very aware of what that means. That’s why we are spending our mid-week study on this crucial topic. Come study with us at 6:00 PM on Wed.

We are talking about what it means to be MEEK today. Jesus says, “Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth.” What a profoundly simple yet powerful statement to make. What does it mean to be MEEK? And why is it so important that the meek, not the powerful as we may think of powerful, inherit the earth? There is so much in this study that will impact how we live our lives if we understand and apply. Study along with us…

Sunday, August 22, 2021 – Before continuing our study on the Beatitudes, I would like to invite all to come and be a part of our Wed mid-week study as we are focusing on the End Times. We are featuring the Tipping Point study by Jimmy Evans of Gateway Church in Dallas, TX. I believe as many others do that we are living in the end of the end times, and we need to be very aware of what that means. That’s why we are spending our mid-week study on this crucial topic. Come study with us at 6:00 PM on Wed.

We are talking about what it means to be MEEK today. Jesus says, “Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth.” What a profoundly simple yet powerful statement to make. What does it mean to be MEEK? And why is it so important that the meek, not the powerful as we may think of powerful, inherit the earth? There is so much in this study that will impact how we live our lives if we understand and apply. Study along with us…

Sunday, August 15, 2021 – As we begin today, I need to take a quick moment to wish my wife a happy 40th Wedding Anniversary. To be married to Chris for 40 years is a blessing above all blessings. So, it is not all intentional that we’re speaking about Mourning, just so you know…. We just happen to be on the second Beatitude where Jesus says, “Blessed are those that mourn, for they will be blessed”, it is simply a coincide and proof that God has a sense of humor. As we discuss this today, we’re going to find that God’s promises are for those that mourn in accordance with the things that God mourns over. Maybe, you didn’t think that God mourned over anything. Study along with us and understand that God does indeed mourn and as we choose to mourn as He does, He promises comfort.

Sunday, August 15, 2021 – As we begin today, I need to take a quick moment to wish my wife a happy 40th Wedding Anniversary. To be married to Chris for 40 years is a blessing above all blessings. So, it is not all intentional that we’re speaking about Mourning, just so you know…. We just happen to be on the second Beatitude where Jesus says, “Blessed are those that mourn, for they will be blessed”, it is simply a coincide and proof that God has a sense of humor. As we discuss this today, we’re going to find that God’s promises are for those that mourn in accordance with the things that God mourns over. Maybe, you didn’t think that God mourned over anything. Study along with us and understand that God does indeed mourn and as we choose to mourn as He does, He promises comfort.

Sunday, August 15, 2021 – As we begin today, I need to take a quick moment to wish my wife a happy 40th Wedding Anniversary. To be married to Chris for 40 years is a blessing above all blessings. So, it is not all intentional that we’re speaking about Mourning, just so you know…. We just happen to be on the second Beatitude where Jesus says, “Blessed are those that mourn, for they will be blessed”, it is simply a coincide and proof that God has a sense of humor. As we discuss this today, we’re going to find that God’s promises are for those that mourn in accordance with the things that God mourns over. Maybe, you didn’t think that God mourned over anything. Study along with us and understand that God does indeed mourn and as we choose to mourn as He does, He promises comfort.