Central Sermon Podcast

Just because we are doing good things and working for God does not mean we are experiencing closeness to Him. The Father longs for us to be close to Him.

Often we choose to live out of close fellowship with the Father. He has scandalous grace to offer us as we come back.

We live in a day when many divisions exist in our world. Jesus empowers His followers to be different.

There is many self-imposed walls in our day. God’s desire is for us to get a fresh view of Him and see the walls come down.

All of us can get pulled into making excuses for why we are not active in ministry. Looking at Moses in Exodus 3 and 4, we find excuses that are still used today.

When we can observe that God has acted in a certain way in the past, we can come to expect in the same way in our present. God’s goodness is intended for Israel and for the whole world.

At the darkest time, Paul and Silas were singing and praying. In this dark time for our nation, how are we responding?

If we don't see all that is happening in our nation and world as a wake up call, then we are fooling ourselves. The church has an opportunity to rise up and see Gods kingdom come, but it will depend on how we respond.

The thing that speaks the loudest on a tombstone is the dash. The dash symbolizes the life that was lived on earth. How are we living our lives to prepare for the day we will stand before Jesus?

There is power in a Father blessing his children. This message gives practical advice on passing along that blessing.

Jesus taught much on eternal destruction in hell. This message brings out truth and a challenge for Unbelievers and Believers.

As one looks back on their life, they see special times when God was so near and He even altered our course of life. In the midst of this pandemic, perhaps God is wanting to establish new spiritual markers in our life.

What happens after a Believer dies? God has prepared a place for those who love Him.

Statistics tell us that one out of every one persons will die. What actually happens when we die?

We find our true life as we remain connected to Jesus. He uses the picture of a vine and branches to show our relationship with Him.

Jesus did not say He was ‘a’ way to the Father, but He said that He was ‘the’Way.

There are many who would be your shepherd, but there is only one Good Shepherd. He calls. He leads. He protects.

Jesus came to give a full, abundant life, and He is the door to enter into that life.

Light is undefeated against darkness. Jesus said "I am the light of the world.' He also said, "You are the light of the world." I'm confused. Which one is it? The answer is Yes! In this dark time in our nation and world, it is time for the church to RISE UP and BE the Light of the world.

Jesus stated that resurrection life was not an event but a personal relationship with Him.

Jesus declared that in Him is where we find nourishment and energy for life.

Isolation can bring fear, hopelessness and despair; however, God is with us even when we don’t seem to see Him.

Sometimes we find ourselves on the edge and God seems to be instructing us to take one more step. If He speaks, He will come through.

Worry and anxiety are leading to destructive lives today. Jesus knew this would be the case so He spoke directly to His followers of dealing with anxiety.

God has blessed us with financial resources; however, there is always the temptation for our resources to manage us.