Churches considered "not Christ-centered" often prioritize aspects like personal self-improvement, social activism, or cultural relevance over the core teachings of Jesus Christ, potentially downplaying the centrality of his sacrifice and resurrection in their messages, with examples including some forms of the "prosperity gospel," "social gospel," and churches heavily focused on motivational or therapeutic sermons that may not explicitly preach the gospel regularly.

While experiencing brokenness can feel difficult, it doesn't equate to personal weakness; it can be a sign of vulnerability and willingness to acknowledge one's

imperfections.

Authentic means something is genuine, real, and true to its origin. It can also mean something is true to one's own personality, spirit, or character.

Without consulting anybody, God takes a nobody and turns them into a somebody in front of everybody.

All the Treasures in Christ are designed to empower you to bring old things to a conclusion so that new things can begin.

We serve the God who makes all things new. He starts from the inside of our lives and works his newness through us to the outside. He starts small within us like a seed and as we nurture his life within us, it grows up and pours out of us in the form of generous blessing to others by way of mercy and grace empowered by the Holy Spirit.

Jesus-The Mountain of the Lord. The same yesterday, today and forever.