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Christ Central Church

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Christ Central Church episodes

  • Jesus: An Origin Story
    The crowds whisper, the leaders plot, and confusion spreads through Jerusalem — yet Jesus stands firm. In John 7:25–36, He reveals His true origin and His unstoppable mission. Human unbelief, political pressure, and public contempt rise against Him, but none of them can hinder the One sent by the Father. Join us today as we continue in our sermon series, "That You May Know."
    Main Point: Because Jesus was sent by God, nothing can stop Him from fulfilling His mission.
    In this message, we’ll see:
    Unbelief cannot derail God’s plan
    Political power cannot overcome Christ’s authority
    Contempt cannot diminish His purpose
    If you’ve ever wondered whether anything can truly stand in the way of God’s work, this passage gives a resounding answer.
    📖 Scripture: John 7:25-36(ESV)
    43 min
  • Looking In All the Wrong Places (Rev. Tony Myles) 8/9/2026
    This Sunday Pastor Tony is back and returning to his sermon series "That You May Know" In John 7, everyone has an opinion about Jesus — some admire Him, some question Him, some oppose Him. But all of them are looking in the wrong places for the Messiah. Jesus stands in the middle of their confusion and reveals Himself as God’s true provision.
    Main Point: Because Jesus is God’s true provision for His people, we must receive Him as God has revealed Him.
    We’ll explore how:
    The Celebrity Messiah blinds us to the suffering Savior
    The Measurable Messiah keeps us from trusting God’s revelation
    The Traditional Messiah prevents us from embracing Jesus’ transforming work
    If you’ve ever wrestled with your expectations of God, this message will help you see Jesus clearly.
    📖 Scripture: John 7:1-24 (ESV)
    40 min
  • Everybody Plays the Fool, Sometime (Rev. Brian Wood) 8/2/2026
    In 1 Samuel 21, David faces fear, uncertainty, and danger — and his choices reveal how easily any of us can lose our footing. Today our guest preacher Rev. Brian Wood invites us to see ourselves in David’s story and discover the hope God offers when fear clouds our judgment.
    Main Idea: Whenever fear rises, the faithful response is to return to the Lord and rely entirely on Him.
    Today’s Focus:
    Remember the Lord (vv. 1–9) — God provides bread, strength, and direction when we seek Him.
    Rejoice in the Lord (vv. 10–15) — Even in danger, God gives joy that steadies our hearts.
    Let this message encourage you to turn your fear into faith, your worry into worship, and your uncertainty into trust.
    📖 Scripture: 1 Samuel 21 (ESV)
    32 min
  • The Courage God Provides (Rev. Charles McKnight) 7/26/26
    The early church faced threats, intimidation, and real danger—yet they refused to be silent. Why? Because God Himself was fueling their courage. In Acts 5:12–42, the apostles step forward with confidence not rooted in personality, but in God’s power.
    Today’s Rev. Charles McKnight unpacks four anchors for courageous gospel witness:
    God saves — Their story begins with rescue.
    God is present — They were never alone in the mission.
    God gives the message — The gospel is God’s authoritative word.
    God gives joy — Even persecution becomes a platform for rejoicing.
    This sermon invites you to step into the same courage God has always given His people.
    📖 Scripture: Acts 5:12-42 (ESV)
    44 min
  • Hands Raised in Victory (Juan Rodriguez) 7/19/2026
    Moses stood on the hill with his hands raised—but he didn’t stand alone. Aaron and Hur held him up when he grew weary, and God brought victory to His people. Exodus 17:8–16 shows us a picture of what faithfulness looks like when life gets hard and community steps in.
    Today’s sermon, Juan Rodriguez the RUF Campus Minister at UNC-Charlotte teaches us and invites us to:
    -See the Gift of Faithfulness even when the battle is fierce.
    -Face the Hardness of Faithfulness with honesty and hope.
    -Celebrate the Victory of Faithfulness that God promises to those who endure.
    If you’ve ever felt tired in your walk with Jesus, this message is for you. Lift your hands. Lift your heart. Victory is coming.
    📖 Scripture: Exodus 17:8-16 (ESV)
    34 min
  • The Good Room (Corron Boston) 7/12/2026
    Today’s message, The Good Room, takes us into Colossians 1:9–14 where we discover what life looks like when God brings us into His Kingdom. Our guest preacher, Corron Boston from West Charlotte Church at Freedom, unpacks three essentials of Kingdom living: bearing fruit, being strengthened, and giving thanks. If you’re longing for a deeper walk with Jesus—one marked by growth, endurance, and gratitude—this sermon will encourage and equip you. Step into the Good Room and walk worthy of Him!
    Scripture: Colossians 1:9-14 (ESV)
    45 min
  • To Whom Shall We Go (Rev. Tony Myles) 6/28/26
    Many disciples turned away when Jesus’ words challenged their expectations. But Peter responded with a confession that still captures the heart of true faith: “You have the words of eternal life.”
    In To Whom Shall We Go, we explore what it means to keep believing when the road gets steep—because Jesus alone gives life in its fullest measure.
    This message will walk through how:
    Jesus confronts our assumptions and reshapes our understanding of who He is
    Jesus confronts our self‑sufficiency and calls us to trust Him completely
    Jesus confronts our desire for comfort and invites us into deeper discipleship
    Whether you’re joining live or watching later, we pray this message strengthens your faith and anchors your hope in Christ alone.
    Scripture: John 6:41-51, 66-69(ESV)
    34 min
  • The Fullness of Life (Rev. Tony Myles) 6/21/2026
    Life can feel stormy, empty, or uncertain — but Jesus meets us right where we are. In this week’s message, The Fullness of Life, we look at how Jesus reveals Himself as the One who gives life that truly satisfies.
    Main Point:
    Because Jesus alone gives the fullness of life, we must believe in Him for that life.
    In this message, we’ll see how:
    Jesus meets us in life’s storms
    Jesus meets us in life’s hunger
    Jesus meets us in our search for lasting life
    If you’re longing for peace, purpose, or renewal, this message points you to the One who provides it.
    📖 Scripture: John 6:16-29 (ESV)
    37 min
  • The Greater Moses Rev. Tony Myles 6/14/2026
    Jesus feeding the five thousand wasn’t just a miracle — it was a sign pointing to who He truly is. In this message, The Greater Moses, we explore how Jesus fulfills what Moses could only foreshadow and why we can trust Him to meet our deepest needs.
    Main Point:
    Because Jesus is the greater Moses promised by God, we must trust Him to satisfy our deepest needs.
    We’ll see that:
    Don’t limit Jesus by your circumstances — He already knows what He intends to do
    Don’t redefine Jesus by your expectations — He is more than a provider of bread
    Whether you’re joining live or watching later, we pray this message strengthens your trust in the One who is greater than Moses and sufficient for every need.
    📖 Scripture: John 6:1-15 (ESV)
    33 min
  • When God Takes the Stand (Rev. Tony Myles) 6/7/2026
    Today we are back in our sermon series on the book of John, "That You May Know." When God takes the stand, there is no higher authority. In John 5:30–47, Jesus reveals that the Father Himself has testified about Him—through miracles, through Scripture, and through His divine mission. Because God has borne faithful witness to Jesus, we look to Christ as our unshakable hope for eternal life.
    This message challenges us to examine what shapes our vision of Jesus:
    • Are we chasing human glory, or seeking God’s?
    • Are we letting God’s love transform us, or resisting His voice?
    • Are we trusting God’s testimony, or rejecting the truth He has spoken?
    Come ready to be confronted, comforted, and called deeper into the life Jesus offers.
    Scripture: John 5:30-47 (ESV)
    36 min

About Christ Central Church

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Christ Central Church seeks to be a racially diverse church community. We strive to be a church that is Biblically authentic and true in its worship of God. We desire to communicate and grow spiritually from the message of the Gospel as it is read, preached, shared and taught faithfully, clearly and relevantly. We long to be a community filled with loving and encouraging relationships. We seek to spread the good news in word, thought and deed as a community of individuals and families that are faithful to serve, trust, share, grow and spread the redeeming love of Jesus everywhere, in everything and with all people.