Center Point Church

"What does it mean to be adopted into the family of God? What are the perks? How should it change us? This week we study Galatians three and four to see Paul's response to the church when they started to follow false teachers."

You're Not Good Enough Pt. 2: Rocky vs Drago; Peter vs Paul.

This week, we continue our series on Galations. We look at chapter two, at a confrontation between Peter and Paul! Why did Paul address this issue and what does it have to do with us?

This week we study the first chapter of Galatians and see how Paul addressed the church of Galatia when they started to be influenced by false teachers. A false gospel is anything we add to the message of Jesus!

Join us this week as we hear from Pastor Brandon Petty, lead pastor of Generation Church.

This week, we study the short and sometimes controversial book of Philemon. In this book, Paul argues that the Gospel ought to be infused into every layer of the socio-economic system. It should spill over into every relationship within the body of Christ.

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. This week we will focus on "Amazing Grace" written in 1772 by John Newton

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. This week we will focus on "It Is Well With My Soul" written by Horatio Spafford

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. This week we will focus on "How Great Thou Art" written in 1922 by Stuart K. Hine.

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. This week we will focus on "The Old Rugged Cross" written in 1913 by George Bennard.

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.