A message from the series “His Choice… The Cross.”
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A message from the series “His Choice… The Cross.”
A message from the series “His Choice… The Cross.” In this Palm Sunday message, Pastor Justin Mohr discusses the significance of Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem as crowds gather to recognize him as King and Messiah. He emphasizes the contrast between the people’s expectations of a military conqueror and Jesus’s peaceful arrival on a donkey. This application: how do we respond to unmet expectations from Jesus? We are encouraged to express frustrations with God, but also seek healing by aligning our expectations with His will. Ultimately, PastorJustin invites us to embrace Jesus wholeheartedly, celebrating His love and compassion while reaching out to a world that may not recognize him.
A message from the series “His Choice… The Cross.” In this message centered on the events leading up to Jesus’s crucifixion, Pastor Bob focuses on the raising of Lazarus in Bethany. This was a turning point for Jesus’s ministry. Pastor Bob highlights the influential act of Mary anointing Jesus with expensive perfume, symbolizing her deep love and devotion, contrasting it with Judas’s selfishness. This act of generosity by Mary not only prepared Jesus for His burial, but also created an eternal legacy that continues to remind believers of sacrifice and worship. Ultimately, Pastor bob encourages everyone to reflect on their own acts of devotion and generosity as they journey through Holy Week.
A message from the series “His Choice… The Cross.” The miracle of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead was a sign pointing to something greater: the resurrection of Jesus and the hope it brings. In this message, Pastor Bob encourages us to believe in Jesus’s power and authority over death, highlighting that genuine belief is what leads to salvation. He concludes by stressing that the story of Lazarus was a “sneak peek” of great things to come, and it serves as a reminder that through faith, we can experience new life in Christ and a secure future.
A message from the series “Walking in the Rabbi\’s Footsteps.” As a part of the Church, believers are like living stones that build upon each other into a powerful spiritual house. In this sermon, Pastor Bob highlights that Jesus, as the Cornerstone, establishes the foundation of faith, and encourages us to reflect Christ’s love in our interactions. As Central Community prepares for the Easter season, Pastor Bob urges us to engage actively and serve one another, ensuring that newcomers feel welcomed and experience God’s love within the community.
A message from the series “Walking in the Rabbi\’s Footsteps.” This week, Pastor Bob stresses that true disciples must not conform to the world but instead live counter-culturally. In this way, we can showcase the love and service of Jesus to others. Using examples from the lives of disciples like Philip, Pastor Bob illustrates how radical acts of love can draw people to Christ. He concludes by inviting everyone to pray together against societal challenges, reaffirming that believers are called to reflect the nature of Jesus in their daily lives.
A message from the series “Walking in the Rabbi\’s Footsteps.” There are three key aspects of being a disciple: knowing Jesus as Lord and Savior, following Him through baptism, and striving to become like Jesus in daily life. Using scriptural examples, Pastor Bob illustrates how faith is not about the quantity but the object of a person’s faith. Even a small amount of faith, he said, can lead to significant outcomes. Trust in Jesus and His call on your life, regardless of your circumstances, because true strength comes from belief in Christ.
A message from the series “Walking in the Rabbi\’s Footsteps.” To begin the season of Lent, Pastor Bob shares the story of Peter walking on water, underscoring that Jesus called Peter because He believed in his potential to be like Him. The sermon illustrates how Jesus’s invitation to follow Him is not just for admirers, but for true disciples who trust and embody His teachings. Ultimately, Pastor Bob encourages the us to “get in the wheelbarrow” with Jesus, committing to a transformative relationship through faith, while recognizing that Jesus believes in their ability to do great things.
A message from the series “Moses // The Journey of Faith.”
A message from the series “Moses // The Journey of Faith.”
Christmas Day and New Year’s Day both fall on a Sunday this year. On these days, we are combining our worship experiences into one combined service at 10:00am. We hope this allows members of our congregation to spend more time with their families on these special holidays while still offering the opportunity to gather and worship. These services will both be live-streamed.
There will be no Kids Ministry or other class gatherings on December 25 and January 1. Kids are welcome to attend “big church” with their parents, and these services will be shorter and more casual than our usual Sunday services. Additionally, Cafe Central will not be open these mornings.
We pray this holiday season will be a blessing to you and your family! We look forward to celebrating these special days with you in these combined family worship services.