Central Heights Church Podcast

We are all in the race of life together and God's Word gives us some clear instructions on how we can be successful until we reach the finish line. Let's race together with purpose, hope, and endurance. But wait, there's more...

What do you do when discouragement sets in, and hope seems to be lost? In Exodus 5 and 6, we see God give Moses a pathway to hope, even in great difficulty.

Worship is the human response to a holy God and the end goal of our rescue. Come and see this reality as we continue our journey in Exodus with Moses return to Egypt.

When a holy God invites us to join him in what he wants to do in the world, it isnt always easy. In fact, we can often do what Moses did: resist God. In this message, we get a first-hand look at this reality as Moses wrestles with God.

In Exodus 3, the main character of the story comes out from behind the scenes and takes centre stage. As he does, the question is: who is this God? In this message well see God himself answer that for us.

God has a plan to answer the pain of the world and his plan includes people like you and me; and people like Moses.

The Book of Exodus is known for Gods rescue of his people. But before there is rescue, there the reality of life in Egypt. And in Egypt, we sometimes have to look for God a little bit harder to find hope in the midst of hardship.

We often skip over Matthews introduction, but he considered it important enough to begin his biography of Jesus. Discover why it matters so much.

As we wait during the season of Advent, or during in life in general, God doesnt always work in the way we want or at the pace we want. But he always keeps his promises.

How do you find hope and the help you need to trust God to the end? The answer Hebrews 12 gives is: consider Jesus and the difference he makes.

In one of the best endings in the Bible, there is something overwhelmingly helpful for us - especially as we navigate the times when God asks something of us that we dont want to act on.

When Jesus came, he knew who he came for and what he wanted the church to be like. In this message from Matthew 9, Jesus shares his heart and his vision for both.

Through faith, uncertainty and difficulties can become opportunities to please God and inspire others to love and live for him too.

We need the sacrifice of Jesus -- the Hebrew priests felt it. His sacrifice has accomplished more than we dare to imagine.

We must think deeply and thoroughly about scripture and the claims it makes. Hebrews 9 is a chapter that provokes us to ponder several significant realities - which may lead us to see Jesus differently than ever before.

Did you see this coming through Melchizedek? God has privileged us with a better way to know and walk with him.

The Bible often says a lot with a few words. Hebrews 6:1-2 is such a place. Want to go deeper? In this bonus podcast as part of our Hebrews weekend teaching series, we analyze and discuss repentance from dead works and of faith toward God, and of instruction about washings, the laying on of hands, the resurrection of the dead, and eternal judgment - 6 things Hebrews considers to be foundational fo...

With carefulness and confidence we can grow and persevere in hope knowing God is worthy of our trust in every circumstance.

Jesus is your representative and the Father is disposed to favour. You have been set up for success to draw near to God.

Special message on Thanksgiving Sunday.

On the other side of our trust in God is an experience with God. But what if we're too exhausted to trust?

The journey may be difficult, but we can be confident and careful that Jesus will lead us to our destination of all that God has promised us.

Jesus, the divine Son has humbled himself to share in our humanity so that we can share in his glory. He is not ashamed to call us brothers and sisters; a family with a future.

Oh what a Saviour! In times of prosperity or testing, you can't improve upon God's Son.

At its core, Christianity is miraculous, and yet the very idea of miracles can be a barrier to belief. In this final message in our summer series, we turn to John 2:1-11 to address that, and see that miracles are a message pointing us to something greater.