Christ Central Church PGH

In this sermon from Acts 8:26–40, Pastor Reginald Johnson explores the story of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch, showing how God sovereignly pursues people who are searching for truth. Through Philip’s obedience and Spirit-led witness, the gospel reaches a man who had status and wealth but still needed the saving message of Christ. This passage reminds us that when we are controlled by the Spirit...

In this sermon from Psalm 2, Pastor Reginald Johnson unpacks the royal psalm that reveals Christ as God’s anointed King over all nations and rulers. He shows how human rebellion is met with God’s sovereign authority and invites listeners to respond with humble submission, joyful reverence, and refuge in the Son. 

In this sermon from Acts 8:4–25, Brother David Bowers traces how God uses persecution to spread the gospel and transform unexpected places, as Philip brings Christ to Samaria with power and joy. He warns against treating Jesus as just another spiritual trend and calls listeners to abandon old ways of thinking so they can follow Christ on His terms. 

In this sermon, Pastor Reginald Johnson walks through Acts 6:1–10 to show how conflict, change, and growth shape the church’s mission, reminding us that detours aren’t meant to derail us but to deepen our discipleship. Through the early church’s struggle to care for overlooked widows, he calls us to embrace gospel-rooted humility, shared ministry, and faithful devotion to the Word and prayer. 

In this sermon from Acts 5:22–42, Brother David Yeargin explores the cost of following Jesus, showing how Spirit-filled disciples embrace freedom, proclaim God’s message boldly, and rejoice in the face of persecution. He challenges listeners to examine what their faith is costing them and to live with unwavering joy and obedience for Christ." 

In this sermon from Acts 5:1–21, Brother David Yeargin explores how Spirit-filled disciples live for Christ rather than themselves, exemplified through generosity, bold witness, and unwavering obedience. He challenges listeners to embrace faith that acts boldly in the face of fear, comforts, and opposition, trusting God above all else.

In this sermon from Acts 4:1–32, Pastor Reginald Johnson unpacks how the early church responded to opposition with prayer, unity, and Spirit-empowered boldness. He shows how God uses pressure and persecution not to silence His people, but to strengthen their faith and magnify the name of Jesus. 

In this sermon from Acts 3:1-26, Pastor Reggie Johnson shows how God’s power works through ordinary people to accomplish extraordinary things. He unpacks how the healing of the lame man points to the greater reality that only Jesus can restore what is truly broken and make the impossible possible. 

In this sermon from Acts 2:42–47, Brother David Yeargin shows how the Spirit of God unites believers of every background into a family marked by devotion, generosity, and joy. He unpacks how the early church’s commitment to God’s Word, fellowship, the breaking of bread, and prayer produced genuine community and powerful witness—and how the same Spirit continues to shape the church today.

In this sermon from Acts 2:1–41, Pastor Reginald Johnson explores the day of Pentecost when the Holy Spirit descended and the Church was born. He shows how the Spirit’s power transformed ordinary believers into bold witnesses, calling us to live with that same Spirit-filled dependence and mission today. 

In this sermon from Acts 1:12–26, Brother David Yeargin shows how the early church responded to Jesus’ ascension with prayer, submission to Scripture, and dependence on God’s will. He unpacks how their example calls us today to be a praying people who trust the Spirit’s power, submit to God’s Word, and walk faithfully in the mission Christ has given us. 

In this sermon from Acts 1:1–11, Pastor Reginald Johnson unpacks how Jesus’ mission did not end with His resurrection but continues through His people empowered by the Holy Spirit. He shows how this passage grounds us in the reality of the risen King, calls us to live as witnesses of His kingdom, and directs our hope toward His promised return. 

In this closing passage of 1 John (verses 14-21), Pastor Reginald Johnson walks us through the tension we all feel between sin within us, sin around us, and the security we have in Christ. While our cultural moment is marked by fear, division, and tragedy, John reminds us that those born of God are both called and kept—no longer bound to sin, but protected by the love of Christ. 

In this sermon from 1 John 5:1–5, Pastor Reginald Johnson teaches that true faith is an anchored faith—rooted in Jesus as the Christ. He explains how new birth brings new sight, and how genuine belief leads to love, obedience, and victory over the world. Through this passage, we are reminded that assurance is not found in our performance but in clinging to Christ, the unshakable anchor of our salv...

In today’s sermon, Brother David Yeargin walks us through 1 John 4:13–21, where John makes clear that there is no such thing as a loveless Christian. God is love, and those who know Him must reflect that love in their lives. David shows how John anchors our assurance of salvation in God’s love, reminding us that true love remains, casts out fear, and flows through us because God loved us first. To...

In this message, Pastor Reginald Johnson teaches from 1 John 4:1–12, reminding us that knowing and trusting Jesus is the key to discerning ultimate truth from ultimate error . John calls us to two things: to be discerning disciples who test the spirits against Scripture, and to be loving disciples who reflect God’s character through genuine love. True Christian love is never divorced from truth, a...

In this sermon from 1 John 3:11–24, Brother David Yeargin walks us through the contrast between the way of love and the way of hatred. John reminds believers that hatred reveals spiritual death, while love in action—is the defining trait of those who truly belong to God. This kind of love doesn’t just speak; it sacrifices. And when our hearts are unsettled, John points us back to the confidence we...

In this sermon from 1 John 3:1–10, Pastor Reggie Johnson asks a crucial question: what family do you belong to, God, or the devil's? He unpacks how God's unwavering love makes us His children now—not later—and calls us to reflect His character through holy living, as both our profession and our practice reveal who we truly follow. 

In this sermon from Isaiah 53, Pastor Reggie Johnson reflects on the suffering servant—Jesus Christ—who came as the Savior the world rejected but desperately needs. He unpacks how Christ, in love, took our grief, bore our sin, and died in our place, showing that His rejection secured our acceptance and His sacrifice is the foundation of our hope. 

In this sermon from 1 John 2:15–27, Pastor Reggie Johnson warns against the dangers of distraction and deception in the Christian life. He explains how loving the world pulls us away from Christ, while clinging to the truth of the Gospel and abiding in Jesus is the evidence of true fellowship with God. 

In this sermon from 1 John 2:7–14, Pastor Reggie Johnson unpacks the old-yet-new command to love others as Christ has loved us. He shows how true love is the mark of a life transformed by the Gospel—moving us from mere words to action—and reminds us that even when we fall short, we are accepted and empowered by the love of Jesus. 

In this sermon from 1 John 2:1–6, Brother David Bowers explores the story of the Christian life—our call to holiness, the reality of our sin, and Jesus as our advocate and solution. He shows how truly knowing Christ quiets our fears and gives us confidence in our salvation. 

In this sermon from Nehemiah 13:1–31, Pastor Reggie Johnson challenges us to confront our sin with seriousness as a step toward treasuring Christ more deeply. Through Israel’s repeated failures, he shows how compromise leads us away from God—but also how, through Christ, God makes a gracious exception for sinners by offering cleansing, restoration, and lasting hope.

In this sermon from Nehemiah 12:27–47, Brother Andre Roundtree highlights God’s holiness and our rightful response to Him in worship. He explains that man was created to worship God, and through true repentance, we are restored to a right relationship with God and can worship Him rightly through His Son Jesus. 

In this sermon from Nehemiah 11–12:1–26, Brother David Yeargin highlights how God’s faithfulness to His promises flows from His unchanging character, not our moral performance. He invites us to trust in God’s steadfastness as He forms us into new people, not merely better ones.