Listen to inspiration and Biblical truth from the Pastors & ministers of Centerpointe Apostolic Church located in Murfreesboro, TN.
Centerpointe Messages
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Listen to inspiration and Biblical truth from the Pastors & ministers of Centerpointe Apostolic Church located in Murfreesboro, TN.
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10/9/2022
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July 12, 2026
Be a Doorkeeper
<p>This powerful message challenges us to examine the depth of our hunger for God's presence through the lens of Psalm 84. The psalmist's declaration that one day in God's courts is better than a thousand elsewhere confronts our modern tendency to approach worship casually. We're reminded that the value of any position in God's house isn't determined by its prominence, but by the presence of God Himself. The doorkeeper—the lowest position—becomes the most desirable role when we truly understand what's inside the building. This isn't about religious obligation or entertainment; it's about cultivating a soul that longs and even faints for the courts of the Lord. The message invites us to move beyond consumer Christianity, where we evaluate worship based on how it makes us feel, and instead develop the kind of anticipation that characterized the pilgrims ascending to Jerusalem. When we come expecting to meet God, we always find Him. The question isn't whether God will show up—it's whether we'll arrive with hearts already positioned for encounter. This shift in expectation transforms everything: our worship becomes authentic, our praise flows regardless of circumstances, and even our valleys become springs that refresh others who follow behind us.</p>
July 5, 2026
The Duty of Freedom
<p>This powerful message challenges us to reconsider what true freedom really means and what it demands of us. Drawing from Luke 17:7-10, we're confronted with an uncomfortable truth: not everything we do for God deserves applause or recognition. Some things are simply our duty. Just as America's founding fathers understood that signing the Declaration of Independence came with tremendous responsibility and potential sacrifice, we must recognize that spiritual freedom purchased at Calvary comes with obligations we cannot ignore. The sermon draws a stark parallel between the 250-year celebration of American independence and the eternal freedom Christ purchased with His blood. We're reminded that freedom without responsibility breeds entitlement, and this dangerous mindset has crept into our churches. When we begin treating God's blessings as something owed to us rather than graciously given, we lose sight of the cross. The message calls us back to the language of duty, faithfulness, and watchfulness. Like the guards at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier who stand watch regardless of weather or circumstance, we're called to guard what has been entrusted to us: our families, our faith, our convictions, and our relationship with God. This isn't about legalism but about understanding that what we don't defend, we will eventually lose.</p>
June 28, 2026
When Jesus Comes to You
<p>This powerful message centers on a profound truth: Jesus is constantly passing by our lives, but we must choose to respond. Drawing from multiple Gospel accounts—the disciples in the storm, the woman at the well, blind Bartimaeus, and the woman with the issue of blood—we discover that divine encounters don't always happen on our schedule. Sometimes the greatest moments aren't the ones we plan, but the ones when God interrupts our plans. The sermon challenges us to recognize that proximity to Jesus doesn't equal transformation. We can sit in church, feel His presence, sing the songs, and still miss our moment if we don't actively reach out in faith. The contrast between the disciples who responded and Judas who betrayed reveals a sobering reality: being around Jesus doesn't automatically mean we belong to Him. There must be surrender, desperation, and action. When Jesus comes near—whether in our storms, our emptiness, or our brokenness—He's looking for us to cry out, to push through the crowd, to refuse to be silenced by opposition. The question isn't whether Jesus is present, but whether we're desperate enough to engage with Him when He passes by.</p>
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