Central Church Sermons

Join us this weekend for an On Deck service as we hear from guest speaker, Seth Cloutier. Today Moses's story is going to teach us that we need to trust God regardless of circumstances.

God wants us to dream! To have goals and desires, ambitions and dreams. However, God will not put on you what your character can’t carry. God will test us to prepare us for our destiny!

We all want a life that counts and lasts. We want to leave a legacy. God allows tests to grow us and shape us and to help us live a life of purpose.

Join us for our new series: Flannel Board Faith

Our lives today are greatly connected to the generations before us. We all have been shaped by mistakes, tendencies, family traits. With God’s help we can start bending our family in a new direction. We can build and leave a family legacy of blessing!

The state of the family is alarming. We need a comforting message from the King! If we fail to train our children in the way they should go the world will pick a path for them.

This weekend we come together in the city to be reminded who we are and why we are here. God is building something in this city as we build our lives on Him!

God has given us steps to rescue the family today. Marriage is a gift and a blessing. We honor and celebrate God’s plan for the home!  

The family today needs attention and help. God has a plan to rescue the family. The home built on Christ can weather the storm. 

Current events are bringing us, quickly, to the end of the story. If you have given your life to Jesus Christ, we look forward to a day when we will be with Him. Are you looking and living for that day? 

Battles and conflicts, sickness and struggles. All signs of a day coming when Jesus will return. Are we watching? Are we ready? Are we seeing current events through the lens and light of the Bible?

Are the events taking place in our world, and being reported on the news every day, the fulfillment of Bible prophesy? The clock is ticking. It’s time! 

There is a story with a beginning, middle, and end. The end of the story is very good for those who trust in God! Join us as we view current world events through the truth found in God’s Word. 

Happy Easter! Today we remember all we have hinges on one person and one day. We have one life, one purpose, one problem, and one person who can rescue and save.

Jesus came to do something new! The message of God is this: the curtain is open, come to me through my Son! Sharing this message has become the mission of the church. Let us not forget what we have, how we got it, how this works.    

The early church had a secret that isn’t so secret. In the good and bad times they devoted themselves to prayer. Prayer filled the tank and kept the mission moving. When you don’t know what to do, what do you do?

A New Chapter – Acts 10 Acts 10 marks a turning point in the story of the gospel. Through two divine visions—one given to Cornelius and one to Peter—God begins revealing that the good news of Jesus is not limited to one people group but is for every nation and every person who believes. What unfolds is a powerful sequence of God’s work: preparation, a providential meeting, the proclamation of the...

As the church is scattered across Judea and Samaria, we see one of the most impactful conversions in the church. Saul who would later become Paul had a vision given to him by God that gave incredible purpose to every aspect of his life. Just like Saul, God’s vision for your life will bring the greatest purpose you could ever find in this world. Are you ready to follow that Vision?  

As the mission grows so will the needs and opportunities.  There are great days ahead for God’s church!  To seize the opportunities, we all must “level up” in our faith.  

“I go to church, I’m a Christian, I believe.”  These statements are made easy and often.  Yet, is there true substance behind our statements?  If we follow Christ, are we willing to take the pain and pay the cost? 

As we study the early church we see plenty of firsts: the first sermon, the first miracle.  Today we see the first sign of persecution.  If we are truly following Christ, pain is promised!  But true faith puts us in position to see the power of God at work in our lives.     

The story of the early church is filled with simple people and small moments.  When we say “yes” to the little things God lays before us He can take them, and use them, to start something in our lives that cannot be stopped. 

2000 years ago people accepted the good news of Jesus Christ.  The church was born.  God worked through it and added to it.  How can we get reclaim what we once had so the Lord will add to it again?  

Take away the buildings, the programs, the events and we would be left with one thing: a message.  The message of God ties together the past, the present, the future.  The message is all we have, and it’s all we need!