Centerpoint Church - Chillicothe, OH

<p>It’s not easy to live with our eyes up in a left, right world. Based on the book from best-selling Author and Pastor Levi Lusko, we get a glimpse of what life can look like when we put sex and romance in their proper place. The power of life and death are found in these things and we will never experience fulfillment without understanding the vision of their Creator. Join us for a series that will create a lasting impact on the way you view sex, romance, and everything in-between.</p>

<p>It’s not easy to live with our eyes up in a left, right world. Based on the book from best-selling Author and Pastor Levi Lusko, we get a glimpse of what life can look like when we put sex and romance in their proper place. The power of life and death are found in these things and we will never experience fulfillment without understanding the vision of their Creator. Join us for a series that will create a lasting impact on the way you view sex, romance, and everything in-between.</p>

<p>God loves moms and so do we! Motherhood is a calling that can be embraced at more ages and stages in life than you might realize. Moms matter and this day is about celebrating and honoring them for what they’ve done while equipping them for where God says they’re going!</p>

<p>It’s not easy to live with our eyes up in a left, right world. Based on the book from best-selling Author and Pastor Levi Lusko, we get a glimpse of what life can look like when we put sex and romance in their proper place. The power of life and death are found in these things and we will never experience fulfillment without understanding the vision of their Creator. Join us for a series that will create a lasting impact on the way you view sex, romance, and everything in-between.</p>

<p>It’s not easy to live with our eyes up in a left, right world. Based on the book from best-selling Author and Pastor Levi Lusko, we get a glimpse of what life can look like when we put sex and romance in their proper place. The power of life and death are found in these things and we will never experience fulfillment without understanding the vision of their Creator. Join us for a series that will create a lasting impact on the way you view sex, romance, and everything in-between.</p>

<p>Surrender is to cease resistance, yield control and give oneself up to the power of another. When you find the One your heart loves, surrender is a beautiful, effortless fall - not a duty or a task. “When Jesus said 'follow me,' they saw everything they ever wanted and joyfully surrendered all they had. What would it look like to truly surrender without reservation, without caution, and give in fully not to an idea of God, but to God Himself?</p>

<p>Early church folks would be confused at the phrase, "Let's go to church." The church was a movement more than it was a building and they understood themselves to be The Church. Our church, and who we are as a church, stems from the characteristics we see the early church living out in Acts. Our desire is to embrace this model that turned seekers into followers and followers into disciples.</p>

<p>Early church folks would be confused at the phrase, "Let's go to church." The church was a movement more than it was a building and they understood themselves to be The Church. Our church, and who we are as a church, stems from the characteristics we see the early church living out in Acts. Our desire is to embrace this model that turned seekers into followers and followers into disciples.</p>

<p>Early church folks would be confused at the phrase, "Let's go to church." The church was a movement more than it was a building and they understood themselves to be The Church. Our church, and who we are as a church, stems from the characteristics we see the early church living out in Acts. Our desire is to embrace this model that turned seekers into followers and followers into disciples.</p>

<p>Early church folks would be confused at the phrase, "Let's go to church." The church was a movement more than it was a building and they understood themselves to be The Church. Our church, and who we are as a church, stems from the characteristics we see the early church living out in Acts. Our desire is to embrace this model that turned seekers into followers and followers into disciples.</p>

<p>Early church folks would be confused at the phrase, "Let's go to church." The church was a movement more than it was a building and they understood themselves to be The Church. Our church, and who we are as a church, stems from the characteristics we see the early church living out in Acts. Our desire is to embrace this model that turned seekers into followers and followers into disciples.</p>

<p>Christians are mysterious people who live not according to what they see or feel, but by their faith. We live in the age of mystery a life by faith and the greatest faith any of us could possess is the ability to believe without seeing. Faith is from God, and God originates faith in us through His appearing, His speaking, and His living Word.</p>

<p>Christians are mysterious people who live not according to what they see or feel, but by their faith. We live in the age of mystery a life by faith and the greatest faith any of us could possess is the ability to believe without seeing. Faith is from God, and God originates faith in us through His appearing, His speaking, and His living Word.</p>

<p>Christians are mysterious people who live not according to what they see or feel, but by their faith. We live in the age of mystery a life by faith and the greatest faith any of us could possess is the ability to believe without seeing. Faith is from God, and God originates faith in us through His appearing, His speaking, and His living Word.</p>

<p>Christians are mysterious people who live not according to what they see or feel, but by their faith. We live in the age of mystery a life by faith and the greatest faith any of us could possess is the ability to believe without seeing. Faith is from God, and God originates faith in us through His appearing, His speaking, and His living Word.</p>

<p>New Years are for new goals, but what if there’s a disconnect between the things we aspire to and what God wants us to strive for? We live in a world of posts, snaps, and filters that give us a glimpse into the lives of others that we think we want to have.</p>

<p>New Years are for new goals, but what if there’s a disconnect between the things we aspire to and what God wants us to strive for? We live in a world of posts, snaps, and filters that give us a glimpse into the lives of others that we think we want to have.</p>

<p>New Years are for new goals, but what if there’s a disconnect between the things we aspire to and what God wants us to strive for? We live in a world of posts, snaps, and filters that give us a glimpse into the lives of others that we think we want to have.</p>

<p>New Years are for new goals, but what if there’s a disconnect between the things we aspire to and what God wants us to strive for? We live in a world of posts, snaps, and filters that give us a glimpse into the lives of others that we think we want to have.</p>

<p>Naughty or Nice? It’s a question that mall santa’s everywhere ask to the children who sit on their laps. Every kid chooses to believe they’re on the nice list but they never know until Christmas morning comes. For many of us, the value of the gifts under the tree will determine our worth especially as we get older. Young or old, we all want to make the nice list but, what if we don’t have to wait until Christmas morning to know that the gift we really want is already under the tree?</p>

<p>Kids believe in everything wonderful and that’s especially true at Christmas. As adults we love their childlike wonder but many of us long to have something we believe in as passionately as kids believe in the magic of the season. Religious and nonreligious alike, many of us know the real Christmas story of the baby in the manger but there’s more to it than meets the eye. There’s a hope we can believe in, and a childlike wonder God wants all of us to have in our life. Join us for a special Christmas series that will help you believe again!</p>

<p>Kids believe in everything wonderful and that’s especially true at Christmas. As adults we love their childlike wonder but many of us long to have something we believe in as passionately as kids believe in the magic of the season. Religious and nonreligious alike, many of us know the real Christmas story of the baby in the manger but there’s more to it than meets the eye. There’s a hope we can believe in, and a childlike wonder God wants all of us to have in our life. Join us for a special Christmas series that will help you believe again!</p>

<p>We live in a world that is always looking for the next big thing but what if the next big thing is already here? For the past year we have made bold and audacious moves in our church striving to position ourselves for next step we knew God would want us to take. That next step is here and God is continuing to write the story of Centerpoint Church. What happens n e x t starts n o w and the best is still to come!</p>

<p>We live in a world that is always looking for the next big thing but what if the next big thing is already here? For the past year we have made bold and audacious moves in our church striving to position ourselves for next step we knew God would want us to take. That next step is here and God is continuing to write the story of Centerpoint Church. What happens n e x t starts n o w and the best is still to come!</p>

<p>We live in a world that is always looking for the next big thing but what if the next big thing is already here? For the past year we have made bold and audacious moves in our church striving to position ourselves for next step we knew God would want us to take. That next step is here and God is continuing to write the story of Centerpoint Church. What happens n e x t starts n o w and the best is still to come!</p>

<p>Over the last 16 months, we have made bold and audacious moves in our church to position ourselves for the next step we knew God would want us to take. That next step is here and God is continuing to write the story of Centerpoint Church!</p>