Jul 28
Our culture doesn’t lack the use of words. One study says that the average person uses 16,000 words per day. And we also know that where words are many, sin is not hard to be found. Today, as we continue in our sermon series, Ancient Wisdom for Today’s World, we will see why it is important to be wise with our words as we look at Proverbs 18:6-8.
Chris Lesiuk
Jul 21
Even the best of lives experience hardship and loss. It is so easy and natural to live somewhat gloomy while we hope and wait for better days to come. Solomon addresses this issue and challenges us, as God’s people, to chart a different course. He calls us to live a life of joy… today. Ecclesiastes 11:9-12:7
Steve Bergstrom
Jul 14
You don’t have to look very hard to see that we live in a sexually-charged world. Advertisements, movies, television shows, books, and music use graphic ideas and images. Even checking the news can be dangerous! The ancient wisdom of God’s Word offers a healthy perspective for today’s world. Proverbs 5:1-15
Nathan Fowler
Wisdom in a Sexually-Charged World
Jul 07
As we walk a path of devotion to the Lord, we often find problems along the way—health, finances, and sometimes just being true to our convictions as Christians. Looking around, we realize that many unbelievers seem to be living the good life. Why should we pursue a path of devotion when the wicked prosper? Psalm 73
John Finklea
Jul 01
Our goal as believers in Jesus Christ is to become better disciples, and one way that we are growing as disciples is in the context of small groups, which we call “Connections Groups.” Today, we will look together at our Connections Groups here at Centerpoint.