Central Heights Church Podcast

Past, present, future ... God's people will encounter difficulty. This does not expose a God who is faithless, but reveals a God who is faithful and worthy of our wholehearted trust and endurance.

Luke Pt 17: The empty tomb is both confusing and amazing. Thankfully, Jesus is willing to journey with us to help us see both it's truth and significance.

What if Jesus didn't rise from the dead? What if the resurrection didn't happen?

Luke Pt 17: In a dramatic sequence of scenes from Luke's gospel, we're confronted about what we really think about when we think about Jesus.

Luke Pt 16: What Jesus does shows us who God is. In one of the most important and foundational chapters in the Bible we are invited to understand and experience a God who lovingly seeks to save people and bring them back to where they belong.

Luke Pt 15: How you live for the second coming impacts every day of your eternity.

Luke Pt 14: Jesus invites us to look at life differently opening the door to the kind of life that lives free from worry.

Luke Pt 13: Why is prayer important? How do I do it? What even is it? Why should I have to pray more than once? There are so many questions around such a big part of Christianity. What Jesus teaches us is that what we experience in life can change because of who we can pray to.

Luke Pt 12: It's a beautiful day in the neighbourhood! But the question is, "Who is my neighbour?"

Luke Pt 12: Nothing will shake and shape you like getting a greater glimpse into the glory of Jesus.

Luke Pt 11: The space between where you are now and the person you want to become, is the space where Jesus does his greatest work.

Luke Pt 10: Today, the 2000-year-old words of Jesus often feel too familiar to elicit any significant response. But if we are able to remove our cultural numbness, perhaps this ancient wisdom will continue to offer transformation, even now.

Luke Pt 9: The intention of Jesus is to multiply his mission in those who believe. This demands a cost on our part but that is both necessary and joy filled in light of who calls us and what we are called into.

Luke Pt 8: Jesus' mission is amazing both to receive from and to participate in.

Luke Pt 7: Each of us want to be understood and have moments/relationships where people really "get us" and know what we're feeling. Christianity claims that we can put ourselves in position to experience God, because God put himself in a position to be one of us.

Luke Pt 6: If God were building something big, what would it take to experience it? In part 8 of our series in the Gospel of Luke, we look at the potential power and joy of "repentance."

Luke Pt 5: What does it look like to position ourselves to encounter God? These people didn't miss their moment.

Luke Pt 4: Is there something from this ancient story that should be taken seriously this Christmas season? The Bible gives us a record of a surprising and dynamic moment in human history that, like an artistic masterpiece, is something to fully know and deeply love here and now.

Luke Pt 4: God's working in history has often required a shift in those who are called to participate in what he is doing.

Luke Pt 3: Luke 1:39-56 is a story of faith, God's favour and faithfulness expressed in Mary's Song. Mary's song is full of adoration and truth of God's character, her understanding of how he sees her and her response. It is an encouragement for all people who know and serve God.

Luke Pt 3: In the waiting, we can trust in the unrivalled ability of our God to come through.

Luke Pt 2: What does it say about God when his followers experience difficulty and disappointment?

Luke Pt 1: Is the story of Jesus true? Does this ancient story matter today? The tone and purpose of Luke's gospel encourages us to embrace the invitation to have the story of Jesus shape our story today.

The perspectives of science, philosophy and scripture converge to speak about the sacred worth of the unborn child; image bearer of God.

How are you really feeling? It is easy to find ourselves emotionally exhausted, psychologically overworked, spiritually malnourished and completely overwhelmed. How can we strengthen ourselves?