Centerpoint Church Murrieta

This sermon uses David’s encounter with Saul in 1 Samuel 24 to teach that God’s promises should never be pursued through shortcuts or disobedience. Even when David had the opportunity to kill Saul and claim the throne, he honored God’s process, trusted God’s timing, and left justice in God’s hands. “Honor the process as much as the promise, and trust the Promise-Maker.”

**God is light. In Him there is no darkness.**In this message from **1 John 1:5–10**, we talk about how darkness rarely enters our lives all at once—it happens little by little, like slowly turning down a dimmer switch. Small compromises, hidden sin, and quiet justifications can slowly pull us away from the light.But the gospel gives us incredible hope.When we **confess our sins and bring them into the light**, God is faithful to forgive, restore, and purify us through Jesus.In this message you'll discover:• Why small compromises matter• What it really means to walk in the light• How confession and repentance bring freedom• The power of God’s forgiveness**1 John 1:9 —** *“If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and purify us from all unrighteousness.”*If you need a reset with God, this message is for you.

Humility is not shrinking back or thinking less of yourself, but walking closely with God and showing up to serve others with the same attitude as Jesus. When we live “right-sized” before God—teachable, approachable, and willing to serve—He leads us, gives grace, and ultimately lifts us up in His timing.

Real love isn't just something we talk about — it's something we live out. In this first message of our Walk the Talk series, we explore what it looks like to walk in genuine, Christ-like love every day, straight from Romans 12:9-13.Main Idea: Live out the love that God has lavished on you.📖 Scriptures: Romans 12:9-13 | Ephesians 5:1-2 | John 13:35 | Galatians 6:9Like, subscribe, and share with someone who needs this today!

This message breaks shame and stigma as we talk honestly about addiction, healing, and what it really means to give our whole selves body soul and spirit to God. Discover the freedom that comes from conviction not condemnation surrender and partnering with Jesus as He restores us from the inside out.

A real life lion breaking into a La Verne home reminds us that Scripture warns of a very real spiritual enemy prowling for an open door. In this message we learn how guarding our hearts what we hear say and focus on keeps us firm in faith and aligned with the victorious roar of the Lion of Judah.

In Calming the Storm, we’re reminded to trust God in the midst of resistance and refuse complacency in seasons of plenty, anchoring our faith in His power to bring peace and direction. Drawing from Psalm 107 and 2 Chronicles 20, this message speaks hope into fear, scarcity, and uncertainty, declaring that God still calms storms and leads His people to victory.

What would change if we truly lived clothed in love and chose forgiveness the way Christ forgave us? In this message from Ephesians 5 and Colossians 3 discover how living in love, and letting go of spite, can transform your relationships and bring lasting peace!