Center Point Assembly

Continuing on in our series on the book of Malachi, pastor Mike titles the message today - "God's Calling to Faithfulness". What we uncover today is the importance of being faithful in our calling to be true followers of Jesus. Malachi explains to the people that God's covenant established with the priestly order of the Levites was being ignored by them and hence a curse rather than a blessing was on placed on the people. That's how serious being faithful is to God. God cannot break the covenant that He established with men, yet men can walk away from it simply because they are unfaithful. The call to action today is faithfully choose to walk in obedience to God's Word and trust God to be faithful to us. That requires a solid commitment from us that results in blessings from God...

Continuing on in our series on the book of Malachi, pastor Mike titles the message today - "God's Calling to Faithfulness". What we uncover today is the importance of being faithful in our calling to be true followers of Jesus. Malachi explains to the people that God's covenant established with the priestly order of the Levites was being ignored by them and hence a curse rather than a blessing was on placed on the people. That's how serious being faithful is to God. God cannot break the covenant that He established with men, yet men can walk away from it simply because they are unfaithful. The call to action today is faithfully choose to walk in obedience to God's Word and trust God to be faithful to us. That requires a solid commitment from us that results in blessings from God...

Family Life Pastor - Tyler Branigan brings and encouraging word today that he titles - "What's the Worst that can Happen?". In this message Pastor Tyler encourages us all that no matter what is happening in our lives and in this crazy world that we're living in, God is still in control. He has a plan for each one of us and as we seek Him first and foremost, He will be faithful in meeting our needs. The problem most people face is that they don't keep their eyes focused on Christ, but more on the problems in life. We're encouraged to be like Peter walking on the water, as he focused on Jesus, he was on top of the waves, but the moment he saw the waves, he sunk only to have Jesus lift him up. Be encouraged today and keep your eyes on Jesus and let Him be the source of your strength.

Family Life Pastor - Tyler Branigan brings and encouraging word today that he titles - "What's the Worst that can Happen?". In this message Pastor Tyler encourages us all that no matter what is happening in our lives and in this crazy world that we're living in, God is still in control. He has a plan for each one of us and as we seek Him first and foremost, He will be faithful in meeting our needs. The problem most people face is that they don't keep their eyes focused on Christ, but more on the problems in life. We're encouraged to be like Peter walking on the water, as he focused on Jesus, he was on top of the waves, but the moment he saw the waves, he sunk only to have Jesus lift him up. Be encouraged today and keep your eyes on Jesus and let Him be the source of your strength.

Continuing our study on the Book of Malachi we talk today about "Giving our Best" to God. The people of Malachi's day were guilty of giving their second best to God in the form of sickly and crippled animals for their yearly sacrifices. They all knew better, but it was too hard to give God their best so they thought that God would accept their second best and still hear their prayers and give them His best. Applying this message to our day, are we any different? How many times have we offered our "seconds" and our "leftovers" to God thinking that He's pleased with us? Malachi deals with this misconception straight away, and it's wise of us to learn from him... Listen in and be challenged and encouraged when we realize how much God loves us...

Continuing our study on the Book of Malachi we talk today about "Giving our Best" to God. The people of Malachi's day were guilty of giving their second best to God in the form of sickly and crippled animals for their yearly sacrifices. They all knew better, but it was too hard to give God their best so they thought that God would accept their second best and still hear their prayers and give them His best. Applying this message to our day, are we any different? How many times have we offered our "seconds" and our "leftovers" to God thinking that He's pleased with us? Malachi deals with this misconception straight away, and it's wise of us to learn from him... Listen in and be challenged and encouraged when we realize how much God loves us...

Continuing our study on the Book of Malachi we talk today about "Giving our Best" to God. The people of Malachi's day were guilty of giving their second best to God in the form of sickly and crippled animals for their yearly sacrifices. They all knew better, but it was too hard to give God their best so they thought that God would accept their second best and still hear their prayers and give them His best. Applying this message to our day, are we any different? How many times have we offered our "seconds" and our "leftovers" to God thinking that He's pleased with us? Malachi deals with this misconception straight away, and it's wise of us to learn from him... Listen in and be challenged and encouraged when we realize how much God loves us...

We are continuing our study on the prophet Malachi and were dealing with honoring and respecting God and everything He is. The people of Malachi's day were preoccupied with many distractions of life and they found themselves giving God the "leftovers" of life in every way. Yet, they thought they were doing everything right and were still deserving of receiving the best from God. Malachi spoke truth, and of course truth can be uncomfortable. The Western perspective of being a Christian is very similar and thus there is much we can learn as we study this book. So journey with us today as we dig into the scripture and understand the message of Malachi in regard to honoring and respecting God...

We are continuing our study on the prophet Malachi and were dealing with honoring and respecting God and everything He is. The people of Malachi's day were preoccupied with many distractions of life and they found themselves giving God the "leftovers" of life in every way. Yet, they thought they were doing everything right and were still deserving of receiving the best from God. Malachi spoke truth, and of course truth can be uncomfortable. The Western perspective of being a Christian is very similar and thus there is much we can learn as we study this book. So journey with us today as we dig into the scripture and understand the message of Malachi in regard to honoring and respecting God...

We are continuing our study on the prophet Malachi and were dealing with honoring and respecting God and everything He is. The people of Malachi's day were preoccupied with many distractions of life and they found themselves giving God the "leftovers" of life in every way. Yet, they thought they were doing everything right and were still deserving of receiving the best from God. Malachi spoke truth, and of course truth can be uncomfortable. The Western perspective of being a Christian is very similar and thus there is much we can learn as we study this book. So journey with us today as we dig into the scripture and understand the message of Malachi in regard to honoring and respecting God...