Christ Central Church

Beginning a new series for Christ Central around our beliefs as a church. We kick the series off with the topic of pastors and deacons.

Chris unpacks the importance of prayer in our lives by pointing to Exodus 17

Scott concludes our series in Acts by highlighting five lessons we can take from Acts for our lives today.

Chad illustrates through Paul's imprisonment in Rome, that God works to advance His Kingdom through any circumstances.

John Mark shares on having faith in God through the storms of life.

Through Paul's testimony, we see how God wants to work through each of us to spread his kingdom.

Chad shows us how Paul gives his defense to Felix and teaches us how to live as witnesses for Christ.

Scott unpacks Paul's character traits displayed in the face of adversity

John Mark shares on trusting in the Lord when things in our lives do not go as planned, like when Paul was arrested in the temple in Jerusalem.

Scott and Susan share stories of how God moved during their time overseas. The audio has been edited to remove all mention of their last name for protection.

Our new Director of Prayer and Prophetic Ministry explores opportunities for our church to grow in this area based on what we see biblically in Acts.

As Paul leaves Ephesus for the last time, he encourages the believers there to prioritize the ministries to which God has called them, focus on others more than themselves, demonstrate God's love to all, and constantly defend the truth of his Gospel.

Chad explores the context of miracles in Paul's ministry and in God's kingdom today.

We see how God moves the gospel through communities by looking at strong opposing reactions in ancient Ephesus.

A wild series of events in Ephesus shows us the power of the Spirit when we recognize and submit to the authority of Jesus.

We take a deep dive into what it means to be filled with the Holy Spirit.

Scott discusses our progress on the long-term vision to be a small, healthy church that multiplies, as well as our short-term goals the help us fulfill that mission.

We look at how stay on-mission with God's purposes in our city instead of being derailed by desires and distractions.

The theme in Acts 16 continues to be that God allows what seem to us to be unexpected complications on our journey, and he actively moves to further his kingdom in the midst of them.

Paul's second missionary journey took many unexpected twists and turns, challenging his team to follow only the voice of the Holy Spirit.

Relational challenges alter Paul's missionary journey, and yet God is gracious in growing and unifying the early church.

We find our hope in the resurrection as we struggle to embrace our freedom in Christ in light of our sinfulness.

When important doctrinal disagreements threaten to divide the early church, we see church leadership step in to establish sound, biblical doctrine and restore unity among God's people.

We follow Paul and Barnabus on their first missionary journey in Acts 14.

Paul presents the Gospel to the Jews in Antioch Pisidia, is chased out of town, and so begins his mission to the Gentiles.