Sermons from Center Point Christopher Lirette

A sermon based on 2 Corinthians 4:3-6 & John 12:37-50. The world does not have the market cornered on being blinded by the world. Just ask the Pharisees. This weeks sermon was given entirely from my house during the polar vortex that hit the U.S. in February. Hopefully, the different sound quality is not distracting and this is a boon to your soul. God Bless :)

If you would like to catch the whole worship service, you can listen live on Sundays at: facebook.com/CenterPointUMC. Our service starts at 10:45 and we would love to have you join us.

If you do not have a Facebook, you can watch here: https://centerpointumc.blogspot.com/p/live-worship.html If you would like to follow along with the service you can find our virtual bulletin at: https://centerpointumc.blogspot.com or if you would prefer to print out your own bulletin and follow along, e-mail me at lirette.christopher@gmail.com and we will add you to our Sunday morning e-mail reminder list, complete with printable remote bulletins that you can print at home.

A Sunday Morning Meditation, because I was in Covid quarantine. I hope this is beneficial for your soul!

If you would like to catch the whole worship service, you can listen live on Sundays at: facebook.com/CenterPointUMC. Our service starts at 10:45 and we would love to have you join us.

If you do not have a Facebook, you can watch here: https://centerpointumc.blogspot.com/p/live-worship.html If you would like to follow along with the service you can find our virtual bulletin at: https://centerpointumc.blogspot.com or if you would prefer to print out your own bulletin and follow along, e-mail me at lirette.christopher@gmail.com and we will add you to our Sunday morning e-mail reminder list, complete with printable remote bulletins that you can print at home.

This week’s sermon is based off the Scripture texts of 1 Corinthians 8:1-13 and Matthew 15:10-20. I have inadvertently taught on the concept of the heart for three weeks now. 1 week was based off of listening to those whom we have disqualified in our hearts, another week was dealing with preaching to those whom we have disqualified, and this week’s passage is about the sin we hold in our hearts that defiles us. The truth of the matter though is that we also struggle in our hearts and minds to be the people we show ourselves to be. Let’s challenge ourselves to be the people God wants us to be in public and our private lives.

If you would like to catch the whole worship service, you can listen live on Sundays at: facebook.com/CenterPointUMC. Our service starts at 10:45 and we would love to have you join us.

If you do not have a Facebook, you can watch here: https://centerpointumc.blogspot.com/p/live-worship.html If you would like to follow along with the service you can find our virtual bulletin at: https://centerpointumc.blogspot.com or if you would prefer to print out your own bulletin and follow along, e-mail me at lirette.christopher@gmail.com and we will add you to our Sunday morning e-mail reminder list, complete with printable remote bulletins that you can print at home.

This weeks sermon is based off the Scripture texts of Jonah 3:1-5 and Mark 1:14-20. This weeks passage is about preaching to those people whom we hate. But...not doing it like Jonah with a stubborn unrepentant heart. Instead preaching to those whom we hate, because God loves them too. 

If you would like to catch the whole worship service, you can listen live on Sundays at: facebook.com/CenterPointUMC. Our service starts at 10:45 and we would love to have you join us. 

If you do not have a Facebook, you can watch here: https://centerpointumc.blogspot.com/p/live-worship.html

If you would like to follow along with the service you can find our virtual bulletin at: https://centerpointumc.blogspot.com or if you would prefer to print out your own bulletin and follow along, e-mail me at lirette.christopher@gmail.com and we will add you to our Sunday morning e-mail reminder list, complete with printable remote bulletins that you can print at home. 

This week's sermon is based off the Scripture texts of: 1 Samuel 3:1-20 and John 1:43-51. It deals with listening to people whom we have disqualified, vilified, or ignore, for whatever reason. After all...maybe something good can come from Nazareth. 

This weeks sermon is based on the texts of Isaiah 30:1-5, 9-13, 18-22 & Luke 10:25-37. Many people, including myself, looked on at the events of Capitol Hill this week in horror and frustration. As I sat there and watched I became disgusted at the use of Christian rhetoric and symbolism that was used to justify such actions. Not only is this a sermon a reaction to the events of that day but a call to be the people that God has called us to be.