This summer, Center Church begins a 7-part series on the revelation of Jesus Christ given by God to encourage churches that were struggling with various sins from Revelation 2-3.

The fear of giving God full control of our resources can leave us battling with anxiety, which can easily cloud our thinking and hinder us from joyfully trusting and obeying God. Aware of this, Jesus exhorts his disciples to not fear the unknown but to find rest and realize our eternal worth in a God who knows us and cares for us.

For many the pursuit of a secure future, through the accumulation of wealth dictates many of life’s choices and decisions, leading to a lack of contentment and rest. Although we find abundant warnings in God’s word regarding the deceitful power of money, the pursuit of wealth still remains man’s primary purpose in life! How can we know if this is true in our lives too?

Hypocrisy is a relatable sin for us as those trying constantly to adapt to different settings. Could this stem from the fear of being judged or rejected by men, when we stand by our convictions? Jesus offers a word of encouragement for his disciples and us, on how our attitudes must be shaped by the Gospel.

We know what it means to live life in the fast lane, as we constantly succumb to the need to multi-task whether at school, home, work, or even in ministry. How then should a Christian and a Christ-centered church preserve kingdom priorities in these demanding times, where even our serving often leaves us feeling weary and lacking joy?

It’s the holiday season! A time of getting away from the routines of work & study, and a much anticipated time of rest & renewal. However, for many of us ‘getting away from it all’ unintentionally ends up becoming a break from our spiritual disciplines too!

As the crowds witnessed yet another man being freed from demon possession, their responses varied according to their understanding. The Bible reminds us that we are in the midst of an invisible war. What is our response to such realities today?

After Jesus taught his disciples how to pray, he went on to teach them about the importance of not giving up on prayers. Jesus reminds them and us that the one who listens is our father in heaven who delights in answering his children’s prayers.

The one thing every Christian knows to do is to pray. However, each person’s form, style and reasons to pray differ. This often stems from what we have been taught or what was passed down to us traditionally. But, what does Jesus teach us about prayer?

Ribu Kurien preaches ‘The Lord’s Prayer’ from Luke 11:1-4, for a deeper & clearer understanding on how God wants us to pray.

Following Jesus is the most joyful aspect for one who trusts and believes in Jesus. Yet, many of us fail to experience the joy in doing so, especially when we face difficult circumstances or when things do not go according to our plans. This happens when we have not truly understood what it means to follow Jesus.