Center Point Assembly

Sunday, August 1, 2021 – Pastor Leland Hart is bringing the word today that he titles “The Perfect Word”. What a timely message that he gives in the world that we live in today is looking for the answer to the many questions that we all have. We struggle with saying the right things at the right times in life so many times. We want to be able to help hurting people by giving them an answer to their questions of why me? Why this? Why now? Why God? And sometimes, there is no easy answer that we can give them. But we know the answers to all of life’s questions are in “The Word of God”. Listen in as pastor Leland gives a very encouraging word of encouragement today….

Sunday, August 1, 2021 – Pastor Leland Hart is bringing the word today that he titles “The Perfect Word”. What a timely message that he gives in the world that we live in today is looking for the answer to the many questions that we all have. We struggle with saying the right things at the right times in life so many times. We want to be able to help hurting people by giving them an answer to their questions of why me? Why this? Why now? Why God? And sometimes, there is no easy answer that we can give them. But we know the answers to all of life’s questions are in “The Word of God”. Listen in as pastor Leland gives a very encouraging word of encouragement today….

Sunday, July 18, 2021 – We are continuing to introduce our series on the Beatitudes as given in Matthew 5. The message is titled, “The Direct Nature of Jesus” and in this, we try to understand the context of the day that Jesus gave His longest sermon beginning with the proclamations of Blessings as Jesus describes comes to those that are willing to accept the challenges of the Beatitudes. Jesus is describing what it’s going to look like to follow Him and be a faithful disciple. He begins with the command to “Repent”. So we describe what repentance looks like and then look at the expectations of what Jesus has for all of His faithful. Understand, there is nothing wrong with knowing that God has expectations of those that are obedient followers. Listen in and be encouraged and challenged at the same time…

Sunday, July 18, 2021 – We are continuing to introduce our series on the Beatitudes as given in Matthew 5. The message is titled, “The Direct Nature of Jesus” and in this, we try to understand the context of the day that Jesus gave His longest sermon beginning with the proclamations of Blessings as Jesus describes comes to those that are willing to accept the challenges of the Beatitudes. Jesus is describing what it’s going to look like to follow Him and be a faithful disciple. He begins with the command to “Repent”. So we describe what repentance looks like and then look at the expectations of what Jesus has for all of His faithful. Understand, there is nothing wrong with knowing that God has expectations of those that are obedient followers. Listen in and be encouraged and challenged at the same time…

Sunday, July 18, 2021 – We are continuing to introduce our series on the Beatitudes as given in Matthew 5. The message is titled, “The Direct Nature of Jesus” and in this, we try to understand the context of the day that Jesus gave His longest sermon beginning with the proclamations of Blessings as Jesus describes comes to those that are willing to accept the challenges of the Beatitudes. Jesus is describing what it’s going to look like to follow Him and be a faithful disciple. He begins with the command to “Repent”. So we describe what repentance looks like and then look at the expectations of what Jesus has for all of His faithful. Understand, there is nothing wrong with knowing that God has expectations of those that are obedient followers. Listen in and be encouraged and challenged at the same time…

Sunday, July 11, 2021 – Welcome to our Sunday Worship service. Today we are beginning a new study about Jesus’s teachings that we call the Beatitudes. Reading through this passage in Matthew 5, we see the word Blessed used numerous times. What is Jesus meaning by this? So, we are going to try to define what God’s Blessings really mean for us. We know from scripture that it is God’s heart and will to bless us, yet we find that He gives us a choice in if we will receive and walk under the Blessing that He gives. One of the biggest takeaways from today’s message is that God’s Blessings don’t always appear to be blessings to us in the moment, but in the end they always are. We can also misuse God’s Blessings and turn them into a Curse if we’re not keeping our eyes focused on Christ. A simple definition of God’s blessings is this: “It’s anything, good or bad, that turns our eyes on Jesus”. Let that settle into your spirit so that the next time something “bad” happens to you, focus more on Jesus and less on the problem, and then see how God uses turns that “curse” into a “blessing”! Be blessed as you worship with us….

Sunday, July 11, 2021 – Welcome to our Sunday Worship service. Today we are beginning a new study about Jesus’s teachings that we call the Beatitudes. Reading through this passage in Matthew 5, we see the word Blessed used numerous times. What is Jesus meaning by this? So, we are going to try to define what God’s Blessings really mean for us. We know from scripture that it is God’s heart and will to bless us, yet we find that He gives us a choice in if we will receive and walk under the Blessing that He gives. One of the biggest takeaways from today’s message is that God’s Blessings don’t always appear to be blessings to us in the moment, but in the end they always are. We can also misuse God’s Blessings and turn them into a Curse if we’re not keeping our eyes focused on Christ. A simple definition of God’s blessings is this: “It’s anything, good or bad, that turns our eyes on Jesus”. Let that settle into your spirit so that the next time something “bad” happens to you, focus more on Jesus and less on the problem, and then see how God uses turns that “curse” into a “blessing”! Be blessed as you worship with us….

Sunday, July 11, 2021 – Welcome to our Sunday Worship service. Today we are beginning a new study about Jesus’s teachings that we call the Beatitudes. Reading through this passage in Matthew 5, we see the word Blessed used numerous times. What is Jesus meaning by this? So, we are going to try to define what God’s Blessings really mean for us. We know from scripture that it is God’s heart and will to bless us, yet we find that He gives us a choice in if we will receive and walk under the Blessing that He gives. One of the biggest takeaways from today’s message is that God’s Blessings don’t always appear to be blessings to us in the moment, but in the end they always are. We can also misuse God’s Blessings and turn them into a Curse if we’re not keeping our eyes focused on Christ. A simple definition of God’s blessings is this: “It’s anything, good or bad, that turns our eyes on Jesus”. Let that settle into your spirit so that the next time something “bad” happens to you, focus more on Jesus and less on the problem, and then see how God uses turns that “curse” into a “blessing”! Be blessed as you worship with us….

Sunday, July 4, 2021 - Independence Day! What a great country to live in, we're so fortunate that God has blessed us with this privilege. Now it's our responsibility to appreciate and defend it. Today, in our Sunday service we are finishing up our study on the book of Jude, by reviewing briefly some of the high points of this book and by receiving the greatest of all doxologies. Jude is very upfront with the truth of God's word on false teachers and prophets and yet finishes with the greatest promise of all, that we will be presented to God for all eternity without a single fault. The blood of Jesus forgives us of every wrong action and every fault so that we are faultless as we enter eternity based on our saving relationship with Jesus. I like this promise very much, and am determined to live accordingly. I pray you do as well. Be blessed as you enjoy the freedoms we have living in our great country and in being forgiven by Jesus most of all...

Sunday, July 4, 2021 - Independence Day! What a great country to live in, we're so fortunate that God has blessed us with this privilege. Now it's our responsibility to appreciate and defend it. Today, in our Sunday service we are finishing up our study on the book of Jude, by reviewing briefly some of the high points of this book and by receiving the greatest of all doxologies. Jude is very upfront with the truth of God's word on false teachers and prophets and yet finishes with the greatest promise of all, that we will be presented to God for all eternity without a single fault. The blood of Jesus forgives us of every wrong action and every fault so that we are faultless as we enter eternity based on our saving relationship with Jesus. I like this promise very much, and am determined to live accordingly. I pray you do as well. Be blessed as you enjoy the freedoms we have living in our great country and in being forgiven by Jesus most of all...