Central Sermon Podcast

Superheroes have been around a long time. There is much we can learn from them, but we would be foolish to worship them. Today we get to meet three of them in person (Ironman, Batman and Superman) and then recognize the Hero of Heroes, Jesus, the Hero of Heaven!!!

Do you ever take time to prepare to meet the Lord in worship? This Psalm encourages followers to ascend the hill of the Lord and worship the King of Glory.

As Jesus was preparing to ascend back to the Father, He has last instructions to give to His disciples. He has a great mission for Him as they become His witnesses to a lost world.

There is always a temptation to want to stay on the mountaintops that God allows us to experience. This message challenges us to learn from the mountaintops so we can live it out in the valleys.

God is good. All the time. Even in the midst of affliction.

We have a tendency to make God so small. Often we fail to realize that when He reveals Himself, He unfolds an incredible plan for our good.

How could a man of God stand so strong against incredible odds and then creator and run from a woman’s threats? Often times we battle discouragement and depression. This message hits on dealing with these down times.

What Jesus went through on Mt. Calvary ultimately brought about what took place at a Garden Tomb which changed the world. This message encourages individuals to take a fresh look at what Christ did for all of mankind.

What happens on the mountaintops of life effect what is accomplished in the valleys. Jesus went through suffering and He is walking with us through our earthly sufferings.

Strategically in the Scriptures God met with individuals on mountaintops and revealed Himself. We can learn of the character and calling of God ourselves and find strength to live our faith out in the valleys of life.

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

We are called to go and share the Gospel. What does it take to see the gospel spread like wildfire and how do we get to be a part of that? Let's dive into Acts chapter four and learn from Peter and John as they spread the Gospel wildfire.

We are to love God and love our neighbors as we follow the command of Jesus to,” Go and make disciples.” We are better together in our prayers, giving and going as Central reaches out here, there and everywhere.

Life is full of moments, both good and bad. And out of those moments come opportunities, both good and bad. Like the invalid in Scripture, we must choose how we respond to the life Jesus offers. What will you choose?

God has set aside as a people for his own possession. And His purpose for us to proclaim his excellencies to the world around us. One of the ways we proclaim Him is by the way we fight sin in our lives with one another.

We are fellow citizens, members of God’s family, and bricks in God’s House. We are better together.

For a child of God to truly hear from God, he must remain close to Him. This chapter gives encouragement to us on remaining close to God.

There are certain things that God has spoken that are for all of His followers and then there are times He speaks specifically to individuals. This message helps bring understanding to how God might want to speak to us.

God uses fire to show His power, presence and provision. All throughout the Bible we see God as a consuming fire. BJ McMichael walks us through Elijah calling on fire in a showdown with the prophets of baal as we wrap up an incredible Disciple Now weekend where we experienced the Fire of God.

The Bible tells us that in these last days that God has spoken to us through His Son. This message helps give some tools to approach God’s Word in such a way to experience the voice of God.

Sometimes the reason we aren’t hearing from God is that we have certain hindrances that we have allowed that muffle our hearing. This message gives some suggestions in putting yourself in position to hear from God.

We live in an On Demand culture, but serve a God who is more concerned with who we are rather than how fast we get there. It's time to take a look and see what road we are on, the short road or the long road.

The message introduces the topic of hearing God speak. The question arises on why God would even desire to speak with us. Give a listen

We celebrate Christmas because God became a person and lived among us. He was of humble origin and came as a suffering servant. A day is coming when Christ will return as the Sovereign King and all will know Him for we will see Him in all of His glory.

Christmas is expensive but when you look beyond your budget and bills, you learn through the eyes of the Magi how costly Christmas really is.