Lead Pastor Jon Henninger brings us a message of honoring our past and remembering the blessings given to us.Support the show (https://centralnow.com/give/)
Our work in God’s kingdom is eternally important. Our responsibility is to preach God’s Word no matter how it’s received. The reward for preaching the Word is priceless.Support the show (https://centralnow.com/give/)
Senior Pastor Jamie Allen talks about what’s right with the church. Support the show (https://centralnow.com/give/)
The Bible claims, again and again, to be a message from God offering you eternal life in Heaven when you die and a great life on earth while you’re alive. We should be very interested in whether the Bible is true. It deserves investigation. I love the Bible. I believe it is the revealed Word of God. I will list seven reasons why I believe the Bible to be true from beginning to end.Support the show (https://centralnow.com/give/)
Jesus is the perfect leader and the only One Who can lead us to Heaven. We will talk about putting our trust in Jesus, putting our hope in Heaven, and being confident about going to Heaven.Support the show (https://centralnow.com/give/)
Great leaders must communicate clearly. Jesus was the perfect communicator, and we will learn how He did it and how we can pass along important truths to others.Support the show (https://centralnow.com/give/)
Great leaders must have courage. Even Jesus, the perfect leader, faced opposition and criticism. How can we learn to cope with opposition and criticism like Jesus did?Support the show (https://centralnow.com/give/)
Great leaders must have confidence. Jesus had the confidence to preach a tough message in His hometown. Christians should put their confidence in God and His promises.Support the show (https://centralnow.com/give/)
Great leaders must have character. Jesus was tempted directly by Satan. We will learn about facing and beating temptation. Main Text: Luke 4:1 – 13Support the show (https://centralnow.com/give/)
In this final week of the RELATIONSHIPS MATTER MOST series, we look at God's design for true community. Relationships matter most because they lead us to THE relationship that matters most!Support the show (https://centralnow.com/give/)
I have learned more about God’s view of us, His children, in the 10 years I have been a dad than in the 30 years before. This week we will look at family relationships – mother, father, brother, sister – and connect the concept of God being our Heavenly Father. Ephesians 66 Children, obey your parents because you belong to the Lord for this is the right thing to do. 2 “Honor your father and mother.” This is the first commandment with a promise: 3 If you honor your father and mother, “things will go well for you, and you will have a long life on the earth.” Support the show (https://centralnow.com/give/)
In this sermon we will look at marriage from a Biblical perspective. We will include 2 videos drawing the contrast between what we THINK marriage will be versus what it truly is. One video featuring a young couple preparing for marriage, one with an older couple married for a long time. Hebrews 13:44 Give honor to marriage, and remain faithful to one another in marriage. Support the show (https://centralnow.com/give/)
A turning point in David’s life came near the end when he paved the way for the next king, his son, Solomon. David was able to appoint his successor and then graciously step aside and let him lead. Key Points: 1. David accepted his limitations. 2. David announced his successor. 3. David affirmed the vision for his successor. 4. David arranged the transition well. 5. David prayed for Solomon. 6. David stepped aside at the right time. Support the show (https://centralnow.com/give/)
There are three scenes in the Bible where David deals with a man named Shimei. Shimei really hurt David. In these scenes, we learn about forgiving like we want God to forgive us. Key Points: 1. Scene #1: David refuses to strike back. Text: 2 Samuel 16:5 – 13 2. Scene #2: David decides to forgive. Text: 2 Samuel 9:16 – 23 3. Scene #3: David decides to get even. Text: 1 Kings 2:8 – 10 4. Some suggestions about releasing resentment Don’t be easily hurt. Don’t expect people to be perfect. Don’t wait to settle differences. Don’t forget forgiveness is best for you. Don’t forget how much you’ve been forgiven. Stay off the judgment seat.Show kindness to the one who hurt you. Be big enough to forgive.Support the show (https://centralnow.com/give/)