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After Sunday: Digging Deeper

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Every Monday, we break down Sunday’s message at Central Church in 15 minutes or less. It’s a quick way to help you reflect, refocus, and carry the lesson into your week.

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28 wrz 2026

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S1 Ep 3: #3 - The Sabbath: Just Do It 20.01.2025 15:26

Welcome to another episode of After Sunday: Digging Deeper! Today, Alex and special guest Chris Willis explore the significance of the Sabbath in our modern lives. They discuss historical biblical interpretations, compare Old Testament laws to our New Testament freedoms, and the importance of rest for our physical, mental, and spiritual well-being. 00:41 Today's Topic: The Sabbath and Revival 01:3...

S1 Ep 2: #2 - Divine Design: Love, Laugh, and Don't Break the China 13.01.2025 11:06

Join Skye and Alex in this frosty episode of 'After Sunday' as they discuss the importance of caring for our bodies, inspired by Craig's lesson on treating our bodies as temples for the Holy Spirit. The conversation covers the balance between indulgence and moderation, the pitfalls of overworking, and honoring our bodies as creations of God. 00:26 Snow Day Fun 00:49 Craig's Lesson: Our Body is a T...

S1 Ep 1: #1 - Rush Hour: God's Got a Better Route 05.01.2025 15:18

In this premiere episode of After Sunday, hosts Alex and Skye explore the theme of 'revival' as outlined by Craig, focusing specifically on the revival of the body. They follow Matthew 11:28-30, discussing the essence of 'my yoke is easy and my burden is light.' The episode addresses modern-day stressors, the importance of prioritizing time with God, and the pitfalls of multitasking and technology...