Central church of Christ, Sunday Sermons

Last month, we concluded our series of sermons about our Great Commission from Jesus to make disciples. This week, we will start a new series of sermons as we remind ourselves of our message to the world and how it brings life to people today.

The message of the gospel is very powerful in that it transforms the lives of those who accept the saving message of Christ. And for those who have been transformed, a responsibility is also given. A responsibility to share that message. Today we’ll examine some suggestions in the topic ‘Teaching With Gentleness & Patience’.

The message of the gospel is very powerful in that it transforms the lives of those who accept the saving message of Christ. And for those who have been transformed, a responsibility is also given. A responsibility to share that message. Today we’ll examine some suggestions in the topic ‘Teaching With Gentleness & Patience’.

Paul’s charge to Timothy, as a young disciple and evangelist is relevant for us. We need to listen to his advice.

As we continue to explore the “How” of the great commission, this Sunday we will look at the example Paul is to us today. He was someone who dedicated his entire life to reaching the lost. What can we learn from Paul and how do we reach the lost today?Romans 1:1-16, Speaker: Amir Hamed-Hussein

The apostle Peter asks an important question in our scripture reading, as the title of our sermon suggests. As we focus our minds on eternity and to living a life committed to the Great Commission, let us heed what Peter has to say about it.

Today, we will start to look into the “how” of the Great Commission, as part of our current sermon series. We will begin by looking into how we can effectively share the good news of Jesus in a manner that people will relate to and understand, as we look into the example of the apostle Matthew in the way that he began his account of the gospel.

Matthew 24:36-44. As Jesus came to be the light of the world, we should carry that light into the heart and lives of those in our family, workplace, church, and community. Speaker: Rolly Abaga

It is very easy for Christians to sometimes forget who we are, as a Peculiar people, a chosen generation. Our sermon this Sunday shall be focused on reminding ourselves of who we are and what God expects of us. I invite you to join us in our worship service as we search the scriptures together.

What is the best way to share the good news of Jesus to a lost world? By using the greatest commandment to fulfill the great commission!