Center Point Church

With Election Day upon us, we take a look at the book of Habakkuk to see why it is important for Christians to vote and how God can use corrupt nations to bring about His glory.

Last week, we looked at how the Antichrist will rise to power. How long will his ruthless reign last? Who is the False Prophet and how does he play into the mark of the beast? This week, we wrap up our series by studying Revelation 13 and 19 to see how God ultimately defeats these enemies of the cross.

Are we in the end times? What does the Bible say about the antichrist? How will he rise to power? Why would God allow this? This week, Pastor Jason takes a look at Revelation 13 to see what the Bible says about the antichrist and how he rises to power.

What does it mean to be "children of light?" Why does Satan want to keep things buried in the dark? This week we take a look at what the Bible says and figure out how to shine light in the areas the enemy wants to keep in the dark.

This week, we get to hear from three of our own. Steve Hines, Tom Price, and Lauren Pugh will share personal testimonies of how fear can stop us from doing what God has called us to do.

The year that King Uzziah died was a time of uncertainty and fear. It was during this time that the Lord showed the prophet Isaiah a vision of the throne room of God. How can we learn to focus on the horizontal when the vertical is all messed up? This week we take a look at Isaiah chapter 6 and 2 Chronicles 26 to see how God is ALWAYS in control.

The year that King Uzziah died was a time of uncertainty and fear. It was during this time that the Lord showed the prophet Isaiah a vision of the throne room of God. How can we learn to focus on the horizontal when the vertical is all messed up? This week we take a look at Isaiah chapter 6 and 2 Chronicles 26 to see how God is ALWAYS in control.

Every good team takes on the identity of their coach. As followers of Jesus, we need to look more like Jesus every day. But how do we do that? Join us this week as we wrap up this series by looking at Galatians 6:1-10.

Faith is a matter of trust, not a pursuit of perfection. This week we look at Galatians 4, where Paul makes reference to the story in Genesis of Hagar and Sarah to remind us we are children of freedom. The law reminds us of a standard we can't possibly live up to, but grace reminds us of who we are!

How did Paul suggest dealing with sin in the church of Galatia? How do we grow fruits of the spirit? How do we avoid growing bad fruit? Join us this week as we continue our series through the book of Galatians!