Central Sermon Podcast

We are forgetful people. Learn some tangible ways that we can remember God in our everyday life!

As Thanksgiving approaches, this message challenges us to look on what keeps us from having a heart of gratitude, and to make needed adjustments.

At the end of his letter, Peter gives some last minute instructions on how they could hold out and withstand the hard times that they were facing as followers of Jesus.

Peter appeals to the Elders who were watching over God’s people. He instructs them on being the leaders God has called them to be.

Peter is giving encouragement to these 1st Century followers of Jesus because of the suffering they are facing. This message is an encouragement to all Believers on facing suffering.

If you only had a short time to live, what would you be involved in. Peter encourages his readers to see what God would have them focus on.

We all have 168 hours per week and the average lifespan is about 79 years. It is important that we learn to take inventory of the time we have, and then see how God can use us with the time we have.

Living a life that displays Jesus is often greeted kindly because of the positive influences that it brings; however, living this kind of life can lead to suffering from others. This message gives encouragement and helps in facing hard times as a follower of Jesus.

Peter encourages the church to be one of character and love. How are we in living out His plan?

The Lord’s Supper challenges us to reset our priorities, our purpose, and our focus.

Marriage was established by God; however, things don’t always go smoothly. Peter addresses his readers on how to honor God with their marriages in all situations.

Every person answers to some authority; whether it is a teacher or employer. As followers of Jesus we can submit to those in authority and see our workplaces become a mission field.

As we are called to live a life on mission while we are here on earth, there are certain steps we need to make so that we are effective in sharing with others.

September 1 is like a second new year. So why wait until January 1, when we typically fail at the new things, to step out and do new things? God is always doing a new thing, the question is whether we will join Him.

These two verses in Philippians 4 are a favorite to many around the world because of their encouragement to overcome our tendency to be overwhelmed by anxiety.

If we are to live a life on mission, there are certain things that we need to ‘clear out’ and then there is something we need to ‘crave’. This message helps Believers to be equipped to live a life ‘on mission’.

The Apostle Peter wrote this letter to encourage Christ-followers who found themselves in trials because of their faith. Peter reminds the people of who they are in Christ and encourages them to live lives of holiness and loving deeply.

In our day we see many followers of Jesus fall away from their faith. What makes me think that I will finish this journey strong for Christ? This message gives closing thoughts from Paul about finishing the race.

The big question regarding missions is usually “Why?” We look at three reasons for missions and how God calls us to “Be a Witness”.

Are you a follower of Christ or are you simply familiar with Him? Let this message spur you on to find your assignment and not let anything hinder or distract you from carrying it out.

The way of the Law is cursed because we can’t do it. The way of faith is blessed because we don’t have to. Christ redeemed us from the curse of the Law by becoming a curse for us.

Our primary identity leads us to a mission or purpose that aligns with it. Scripture tells us that our primary identity is "Child of God" with a corresponding life mission of loving God and others through doing good works and sharing good words, as we live life on mission with God.

In this message, Pastor Mark asks us to prepare our hearts as we get ready to take the Lord's Supper.

In this message we look at how God went to great lengths to bring Cornelius into His Kingdom. God has divine appointments for all of us.

This message challenges men especially to see how they face transition times in their lives. God is always at work.