Each week we will look at a classic hymn, learn the history of it, and how to apply the biblical truths to our own lives today. This week we will focus on "My Savior's Love" written in 1905 by Charles Hutchinson Gabriel.

Join us for our new series, "This is my story, this is my song." Each week we will look at a classic hymn, learn the history of it, and how to apply the biblical truths to our own lives today. This week we will focus on "Blessed Assurance" written in 1873 by Fanny Crosby.

Happy Father's Day! This week, Pastor Jason leads us through the story of Samson. The life of Samson is a story of contradiction, consequences, and the danger of slow compromise over time. However, even in the midst of sin, repentance can unlock God's redemption.

Baltic avenue is a property on the Monopoly board that nobody cares about. It is statistically the worst section to own. The Jews of the time of Jesus considered Samaria a terrible place to be. In fact, they would go out of their way to avoid it...yet, Jesus felt compelled to go speak to a woman there. This week, we look at John chapter 4 in depth to find out why we all need to be looking for our Samaria.

The Tower of Babel represents one language, one purpose, and unity built around glorifying man. This led to division, racism, and depravity. Pastor Jason connects this to Acts chapter 2 and the day of Pentecost. The Holy Spirit can create unity that glorifies God, rather than division glorifying man.

Another week...another tragedy. Does it feel like evil is winning? What is the answer? What can the church do about it? This week we take a look at the Sermon on the Mount and see how Jesus responded to a crowd that felt the same way we do. How do we have hope in a situation that feels hopeless?

Another week...another tragedy. Does it feel like evil is winning? What is the answer? What can the church do about it? This week we take a look at the Sermon on the Mount and see how Jesus responded to a crowd that felt the same way we do. How do we have hope in a situation that feels hopeless?

Park place represents wealth, prestige, and self-sufficiency. Is this wrong? Why did Jesus say it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for someone who is rich to enter the kingdom of God? Join us this week as we take a closer look at how God views money.

Hear three unique messages from 3 generations of Center Point - Jeff Warden - Gerald McCormick - John Lytle

HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY! This week, Pastor Jason brings us a special unique Mother's Day message about Rahab: It's never too late for a legacy.