Central Sermon Podcast

Jesus is a man of compassion, power, and authority, and He calls us to follow Him no matter the cost.

What is the resurrection did not occur? Does it make that big of a difference in our lives? This message seeks to answer these questions.

The cross of Jesus Christ is a stumbling block to all individuals and it calls for a response. This message takes a look at the ‘offense of the cross’.

Jesus showed what true submission is as He wrestled through the decision that the cross would be the only way for salvation for mankind.

When Jesus departed earth, He gave His Holy Spirit to His followers; however, He also birthed the greatest impactful family on earth called the Church. Jesus will one day return for His Bride, the Church, are we fulfilling His desire for His Church?

When Jesus was ready to depart this earth, He promised His followers that He would be closer than ever through the Holy Spirit. His Holy Spirit is there for every follower of Jesus.

In this message, Allen demonstrates through the life a Paul how God often brings events in our life full circle. We can take hope knowing He will bring our life to completion.

Have you ever wondered why as a follower of Jesus that you often sense that you do not fit here? Jesus came to establish His Kingdom. This Kingdom has an element that is both ‘now and not yet’. This message helps give encouragement to followers of Jesus that they are a part of something bigger than they know.

Jesus was willing to empty Himself and make Himself nothing for the sake of serving and redeeming mankind. This message helps set this foundation in place.

The supreme creation of God was mankind. When man sees what he was created for and how sin distorted then he will understand why Jesus came to redeem mankind.

The One God who has created everything wants us to be in close relationship with Him, and He has made this possible through Jesus.

In this final session of the Disciple Now Weekend, Danny deals with the crossroad of temptation on the ancient path. We are encouraged to look forward and start with small steps of obedience.