College Avenue Baptist Church - San Diego

On Sunday, May 2, 2010, Pastor Carlton concluded our series, Getting to Know God Firsthand!  This fourth and final sermon in the series, which looked at Abraham and Isaac in Genesis 22, The God Who Provides.

On Sunday, April 25, 2010, Pastor Mark Goeglein continued our series on the names of God, called Getting to Know God Firsthand. This third sermon in the series looked at Genesis 21:22-34, The Everlasting God.

On Sunday, April 18, 2010, Pastor Carlton continued our series on the names of God, called Getting to Know God Firsthand. This second sermon in the series looked at Genesis 16, The God Who Sees Me.

On Sunday, April 11, 2010, Pastor Carlton began a 4-week series on the names of God, called Getting to Know God Firsthand. This first sermon in the series looked at Genesis 14, The God Most High.

Pastor Carlton P. Harris

Easter Sunday, April 4, 2010

Pastor Carlton P. Harris

March 28, 2010

Prayer and singing are like gasoline and match.

The focus of all our worship must be, by definition, on God. He alone is worthy of our worship; and our worship must be absolutely and unapologetically God-centered, not man-centered. Worship is the only thing we can give back to God in response to Him for all His good gifts. In worship we focus on, marvel at, and rejoice in His Person, His perfections, and His mighty acts. Worship is primarily for God's benefit - He created us for that purpose, and calls us to magnify Him in the wonderful mingling of the Christ-followers as we gather together.

 

Books of the Old Testament

Books of the New Testament

Our unity will cause the world to stop and take notice of the difference that Jesus makes among us. 

The focus of all our worship must be, by definition, on God. He alone is worthy of our worship; and our worship must be absolutely and unapologetically God-centered, not man-centered. Worship is the only thing we can give back to God in response to Him for all His good gifts. In worship we focus on, marvel at, and rejoice in His Person, His perfections, and His mighty acts. Worship is primarily for God's benefit - He created us for that purpose, and calls us to magnify Him in the wonderful mingling of the Christ-followers as we gather together.