Central church of Christ, Sunday Sermons

This year, we will focus on becoming complete and competent followers of Jesus Christ with the intent of passing this passion on to others. This Sunday, we will start by reminding ourselves of our call to become disciples that make other disciples.

One of our first goals for 2021 is the appointment of additional elders. Elders are an important part of Christ’s plan for His Church. The sermon Sunday will look at the role and qualifications of elders and then will present the names of those we are hoping to add to the eldership.

2020 has been a year for the books and in many ways, we’re probably happy to see it go! But as with the closing of all years, we again have an opportunity for self-reflection on the past 12 months. This Sunday, we will be looking into Jesus’ masterful teaching of the Parable of the Sower. Our goal is to examine the soil of our heart through this past year and commit ourselves to the spiritual growth of ourselves and those around us in the year ahead.

The Lord has given every one of us in the church a life-long purpose — one that encompasses all areas of our lives including our time, money, and energy. We are called to carry the gospel message wherever we go and into every sphere of society

This Sunday, we will continue to equip ourselves as we learn lessons in evangelism, again from the apostle Paul. Please join us as we embrace evangelism as part of our life in Jesus Christ!

This Sunday, we will start a new series of sermons that will examine the examples and stories of God’s people in order to glean wise evangelism practices, strategies, and principles, beginning with the apostle Paul. Join us this Sunday as we make evangelism a priority in our lives!

Christ’s description of the lost was paraphrased, “like sheep without a shepherd”. This Sunday, God willing, we shall be discussing how much of time we have to reach out to the world.

As Christians, we want to share the good news but as humans, we like to take the path of least resistance. Evangelism can be tough and so it’s second nature for us to come up with reasons to avoid spreading the gospel. On Sunday, we are going to look into some of the most common hurdles and see what the scriptures say about how we can clear them more effectively.

Mentorship is a practice that we see going on all through the New Testament, but what is the point of it? Is this something that we can still benefit from today? And if so, how can we get involved with mentoring other Christians without it becoming awkward or weird? This Sunday, we will look into the scriptures for answers to all of these questions and talk about how we can engage each other in this amazing process.

November sermon series: The Mission Minded Church