Acts 2:42-2:47 | Jesus did not intend for His followers to travel solo, but to walk with one another as they look to Him. When believers in Jesus gather in community, we help one another form new habits and rhythms of life that keep us learning from Jesus, sharing with one another and witnessing to the world.

2 Timothy 4:1-4:5 | Being rooted in the Bible is one of the most foundational aspects of our church. We believe in the inspiration of Scripture, that is, the very words that God wanted us to know have been recorded for us today. Ultimately, the Scriptures point us to the true Word of God, Jesus Christ. He is the grand subject of the entire Bible and he is the One that we proclaim in our preaching.

1 Corinthians 1:18-1:25 | When we say that one of our values (and we put it first on the list intentionally) is to be centred on the gospel what we mean by that is the Good News of Jesus Christ ? His finished work on the cross of atoning for our sin and offering us the free gift of grace ? informs absolutely everything else in our lives and world.

Matthew 4:18-4:22 | Central's mission is Jesus Christ's mission. It has to be. We ? as His followers ? have to be about what Jesus is about. And He calls every one of His followers to be disciple-making disciples of Jesus.

Revelation 5:8-5:10

Matthew 6:13-6:13 | Jesus teaches his disciples to pray for deliverance from evil because we rescue ourselves. His prayer reminds us that sin is far more damaging than we normally think, but also that God's grace is far greater than we can imagine. Once we understand his grace, we need to remind ourselves day by day of what he has accomplished for us.

Matthew 6:13-6:13 | The 6th petition in the Lord's Prayer is ?"Lead us not into Temptation". Jesus reminds those who follow him too their spiritual weakness and proneness to sin. This prayer is a call to become alert and watchful in our prayers to guard us from temptation. As we pray this, we seek our Heavenly Father for spiritual protection from the enemy of our souls.

Matthew 6:12-6:12 | The command to forgive others goes to the very heart of the Gospel because our own forgiveness depends on it. Embracing this most difficult part of the Lord's prayer is the key to true peace with God and others, making it also one of the most rewarding & freeing things one can do. This message explores one of the most profound teachings regarding forgiveness, and gives practical application to the principles found there.

Matthew 6:12-6:12 | The great truth that is spoken by Jesus in this short verse is that God is approachable and will respond mercifully towards each one of us. As we come before God, humbly imploring him to forgive us, it does not matter what we have done or how big our debt is... God is wiling to blot out our transgressions. He is wiling to pay the price for the debt that each one of us owes, in essence, erasing our debt from the ledger.

Matthew 6:11-6:11 | To pray ?"give us this day our daily bread" is to recognize that God actually cares about the minute details of our lives, is the One whom we depend upon for everything, and that we are to pray for enough.