Center Point Assembly

Sunday, July 27, 2025 – Pastor Leland Hart, a retired pastor from Texas, delivers the word of God during the morning service with a message titled “Do the Right Thing.” Pastor Leland shares an inspiring and challenging message from 2 Kings 7, emphasizing that sometimes we need to go into the enemy's camp and reclaim what he has stolen. God is the giver of all good things, and the enemy is very clever in stealing the blessings and victories God has already given us. The church can’t sit back with good intentions and die. We need to be like the lepers—boldly entering the enemy’s camp, seeing the plunder of the enemy that God has scattered, and then being challenged with how to share it with others also dying as a result of the famine. In our lives today, as we see the blessings of God’s promises, we all have a responsibility to share what God has done in our lives within our circle of influence, trusting that as we do our part, God will do His. God promises to scatter the enemy and grant us victory, so we can share the good news. Revival starts with us—when we believe God's Word and go into all the world to share the Gospel. Do the right thing, and watch God do the rest.

Sunday, July 13, 2025 – Pastor Mike continues the series on the 16 Fundamental Truths of the Assemblies of God Fellowship. Today, we are exploring Fundamental 12 – which is “Divine Healing.” Earlier, it was mentioned that there are a couple of beliefs that distinctly mark our fellowship as Pentecostal: the Baptism of the Holy Spirit with the initial evidence of speaking in tongues is clearly one, and our belief in “Divine Healing” is another. Both of these truths affirm that the “Gifts of the Spirit” evident in the early church are still active today, just as much needed in these last days as they were in the early church’s beginnings. Divine Healing is one of those mysterious beliefs, even for the most mature and dedicated followers of Jesus, because we don’t always clearly understand what God is doing in our lives and those we love. Why does God heal some people and not others? Why do good Christian people have to suffer, while those who live without regard for God seem to avoid pain and suffering? And I’m sure you may have other questions about why God doesn’t always work in the manner or timing that we expect. We will do our best to explore what God has for us during these difficult and confusing times. Here’s what we do know – God loves us, and He is the Healer. Our role is to ask, pray, seek, and trust Him with the rest. Worship and study with us…

Sunday, July 13, 2025 – Pastor Mike continues the series on the 16 Fundamental Truths of the Assemblies of God Fellowship. Today, we are exploring Fundamental 12 – which is “Divine Healing.” Earlier, it was mentioned that there are a couple of beliefs that distinctly mark our fellowship as Pentecostal: the Baptism of the Holy Spirit with the initial evidence of speaking in tongues is clearly one, and our belief in “Divine Healing” is another. Both of these truths affirm that the “Gifts of the Spirit” evident in the early church are still active today, just as much needed in these last days as they were in the early church’s beginnings. Divine Healing is one of those mysterious beliefs, even for the most mature and dedicated followers of Jesus, because we don’t always clearly understand what God is doing in our lives and those we love. Why does God heal some people and not others? Why do good Christian people have to suffer, while those who live without regard for God seem to avoid pain and suffering? And I’m sure you may have other questions about why God doesn’t always work in the manner or timing that we expect. We will do our best to explore what God has for us during these difficult and confusing times. Here’s what we do know – God loves us, and He is the Healer. Our role is to ask, pray, seek, and trust Him with the rest. Worship and study with us…

Sunday, July 13, 2025 – Pastor Mike continues the series on the 16 Fundamental Truths of the Assemblies of God Fellowship. Today, we are exploring Fundamental 12 – which is “Divine Healing.” Earlier, it was mentioned that there are a couple of beliefs that distinctly mark our fellowship as Pentecostal: the Baptism of the Holy Spirit with the initial evidence of speaking in tongues is clearly one, and our belief in “Divine Healing” is another. Both of these truths affirm that the “Gifts of the Spirit” evident in the early church are still active today, just as much needed in these last days as they were in the early church’s beginnings. Divine Healing is one of those mysterious beliefs, even for the most mature and dedicated followers of Jesus, because we don’t always clearly understand what God is doing in our lives and those we love. Why does God heal some people and not others? Why do good Christian people have to suffer, while those who live without regard for God seem to avoid pain and suffering? And I’m sure you may have other questions about why God doesn’t always work in the manner or timing that we expect. We will do our best to explore what God has for us during these difficult and confusing times. Here’s what we do know – God loves us, and He is the Healer. Our role is to ask, pray, seek, and trust Him with the rest. Worship and study with us…

Sunday, July 6, 2025 – Pastor Mike continues our study of the 16 Fundamental Truths of the Assemblies of God, focusing on Truth #11 – The Ministry. Last week, we discussed “The Church and Its Mission,” which is both the macro global Church made up of all the micro community churches, which are composed of sanctified called-out believers. Therefore, the Church of Christ is called out and set apart for works that please God. With that as a foundation, “The Ministry” we’re talking about today is what you and I are called to do as members of the Church of Christ, even as we belong to our local assembly. So, what is your ministry? How do you know what it is? How do you measure its success? What do you do if you feel you don’t have a ministry? Maybe you feel too young or too old, or too weak or unqualified because you believe you have made too many mistakes in your life. That’s what we’re going to discuss today. God has a plan for your life, and we are going to learn how to discover what it is. Worship and study with us as we lift up our Savior and ask Him to help us find our place of ministry.

Sunday, July 6, 2025 – Pastor Mike continues our study of the 16 Fundamental Truths of the Assemblies of God, focusing on Truth #11 – The Ministry. Last week, we discussed “The Church and Its Mission,” which is both the macro global Church made up of all the micro community churches, which are composed of sanctified called-out believers. Therefore, the Church of Christ is called out and set apart for works that please God. With that as a foundation, “The Ministry” we’re talking about today is what you and I are called to do as members of the Church of Christ, even as we belong to our local assembly. So, what is your ministry? How do you know what it is? How do you measure its success? What do you do if you feel you don’t have a ministry? Maybe you feel too young or too old, or too weak or unqualified because you believe you have made too many mistakes in your life. That’s what we’re going to discuss today. God has a plan for your life, and we are going to learn how to discover what it is. Worship and study with us as we lift up our Savior and ask Him to help us find our place of ministry.

Sunday, July 6, 2025 – Pastor Mike continues our study of the 16 Fundamental Truths of the Assemblies of God, focusing on Truth #11 – The Ministry. Last week, we discussed “The Church and Its Mission,” which is both the macro global Church made up of all the micro community churches, which are composed of sanctified called-out believers. Therefore, the Church of Christ is called out and set apart for works that please God. With that as a foundation, “The Ministry” we’re talking about today is what you and I are called to do as members of the Church of Christ, even as we belong to our local assembly. So, what is your ministry? How do you know what it is? How do you measure its success? What do you do if you feel you don’t have a ministry? Maybe you feel too young or too old, or too weak or unqualified because you believe you have made too many mistakes in your life. That’s what we’re going to discuss today. God has a plan for your life, and we are going to learn how to discover what it is. Worship and study with us as we lift up our Savior and ask Him to help us find our place of ministry.

Sunday, June 29, 2025 – Pastor Mike is continuing our study on the 16 Fundamental Truths of the Assemblies of God, focusing today on Truth #10, “The Church and Its Mission.” We discussed the biblical identity of the Church—not as a building or denomination, but as the living Body of Christ, the very dwelling place of God through the Spirit. Each believer, born of the Spirit, belongs to the heavenly assembly— which is the Church Jesus came to establish on earth. One of the most important truths from today’s message is that our citizenship is not of this world, but in Heaven. We examined the divine missions given to the Church: to evangelize the lost, to worship God together, to build up and disciple believers into the likeness of Christ, and to demonstrate God’s love through acts of compassion. This sermon was both a reminder and a challenge—Christ didn’t build His Church to stay still, but to move forward in His mission with power, purpose, and passion.

Sunday, June 29, 2025 – Pastor Mike is continuing our study on the 16 Fundamental Truths of the Assemblies of God, focusing today on Truth #10, “The Church and Its Mission.” We discussed the biblical identity of the Church—not as a building or denomination, but as the living Body of Christ, the very dwelling place of God through the Spirit. Each believer, born of the Spirit, belongs to the heavenly assembly— which is the Church Jesus came to establish on earth. One of the most important truths from today’s message is that our citizenship is not of this world, but in Heaven. We examined the divine missions given to the Church: to evangelize the lost, to worship God together, to build up and disciple believers into the likeness of Christ, and to demonstrate God’s love through acts of compassion. This sermon was both a reminder and a challenge—Christ didn’t build His Church to stay still, but to move forward in His mission with power, purpose, and passion.

Sunday, June 29, 2025 – Pastor Mike is continuing our study on the 16 Fundamental Truths of the Assemblies of God, focusing today on Truth #10, “The Church and Its Mission.” We discussed the biblical identity of the Church—not as a building or denomination, but as the living Body of Christ, the very dwelling place of God through the Spirit. Each believer, born of the Spirit, belongs to the heavenly assembly— which is the Church Jesus came to establish on earth. One of the most important truths from today’s message is that our citizenship is not of this world, but in Heaven. We examined the divine missions given to the Church: to evangelize the lost, to worship God together, to build up and disciple believers into the likeness of Christ, and to demonstrate God’s love through acts of compassion. This sermon was both a reminder and a challenge—Christ didn’t build His Church to stay still, but to move forward in His mission with power, purpose, and passion.