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Christ Central Church

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Christ Central Church episodes

  • When God Renews a People (Rev. Tony Myles) 5/31/26
    Today is Youth Sunday and we are excited for this time of family worship! They are leading us but also reminding us they too are part of the body of Christ, and we must continue to shape and pour into their lives. We are breaking from our sermon series in the book of John and exploring the book of 2 Chronicles. Josiah’s story shows us what happens when God’s people rediscover His Word and respond with obedience.
    Main Theme:
    God renews His people and reforms the world under His reign, calling us to shape every part of life by His Word.
    Scripture: 2 Chronicles 34:1-7
    30 min
  • The Father's Work on Display (Rev. Tony Myles) 5/24/26
    Today we are back in our sermon series on the book of John, "That You May Know." Jesus pulls back the curtain on the mystery of His relationship with the Father. He shows us that His works, His authority, and His power to give life are not independent acts but the very works of God on display.
    Main Point:
    Because God manifests His works through the Son, we must honor Jesus through faith.
    In this message, we’ll consider how:
    Jesus shares perfect unity with the Father
    Jesus alone gives resurrection life
    Jesus will judge all with divine authority
    If you long to see God clearly, look to the Son. His works reveal the Father’s heart.
    📖 Scripture: John 5:19-29 (ESV)
    34 min
  • Rejoice with, Weep With (Elder Dave Grigg) 5/17/26
    Today Elder Dave Grigg is bringing us our message! In Romans 12:9–21, Paul calls us into a love that is sincere, sacrificial, and deeply connected to the lives of others. Today’s message—Rejoice With, Weep With—invites us to slow down long enough to truly see one another and love one another well.
    We’ll explore the challenge of saying “I see you, I love you,” the internal obstacles that whisper “What about me?”, and how comparison and lack of empathy can quietly harden our hearts. But the good news is this: in Christ, you are seen and you are loved—and that truth frees you to enter both the joys and sorrows of others with compassion.
    This is the kind of love that transforms a community from the inside out.
    📖 Scripture: Romans 12:9-21 (ESV)
    31 min
  • Grace in the House of Mercy (Rev. Tony Myles) 5/10/26
    This week we continue in our sermon series, "That You May Know." Today in John 5, Jesus steps into the brokenness of a man who has waited thirty‑eight years for healing. At the Pool of Bethesda—literally the House of Mercy—Jesus reveals that true mercy isn’t found in superstition, striving, or ceremony. It’s found in Him.
    This message invites us to see how Jesus brings rest to those who are exhausted, overlooked, and spiritually stuck.
    Main Point:
    Jesus offers weary sinners the gracious rest they cannot find anywhere else.
    We’ll explore how:
    -Jesus meets us where our strength ends and His mercy begins.
    -No ritual can do what the living Christ freely gives.
    -Jesus stands above every system, rule, and power that tries to limit His work.
    If you feel spiritually tired, stuck in patterns you can’t break, or weighed down by expectations you can’t meet, this passage shows that Jesus doesn’t wait for you to get it together. He comes to you with grace that restores, heals, and frees.
    📖 Scripture: John 5:1–18 (NIV)
    35 min
  • When You Can't See Will You Still Believe? (Rev. Tony Myles) 5-3-26
    This week we continue through the Gospel of John and explore what it means to trust Jesus when the evidence isn’t visible yet. In our passage, Jesus meets a desperate father whose need pushes him toward a deeper kind of faith—one that believes before seeing. This week’s message invites us to consider how Jesus leads us from shallow belief to a settled trust in Him as Lord.
    Main Point:
    Because Jesus is the object of true faith, our faith must grow beyond sight to a settled trust in Him—trusting not only His works, but His character.
    We’ll explore how:
    True faith isn’t dependent on signs
    True faith responds with obedient trust
    True faith draws others into confidence in Christ
    Whether you’re joining live or watching later, we’re glad you’re here. Come ready to grow in a faith that sees Jesus clearly—even when circumstances don’t.
    Scripture: John 4:43-54 (ESV)
    36 min
  • Hungry For the Wrong Things (Rev. Tony Myles)
    Well last Sunday we lost power but we are praying and believing that will not be the case this week! Join us this Sunday as we continue our journey through the Gospel of John. In Hungry for the Wrong Things, we look at Jesus’ conversation with His disciples and the Samaritan villagers to discover what truly satisfies the human soul.
    Main Point:
    Because true satisfaction is found in Jesus, our souls are nourished as we join Him in God’s mission of gathering a harvest from every people and place.
    We’ll see how:
    Jesus satisfies us by fully knowing us
    Jesus nourishes us as we join His reconciling work
    Jesus deepens our joy as we come to know Him personally
    If you’re longing for purpose, hope, or renewal, this message is for you.
    Scripture: John 4:27-42 (ESV)
    34 min
  • Victory in the Lord's Name (Rev. Brian Wood)
    Today we received a powerful word from our guest preacher, Rev. Brian Wood. We dived into the familiar yet ever-relevant story of David and Goliath in 1 Samuel 17. In a world filled with loud opposition and defiant enemies, this sermon reminds us where true victory is found—not in our strength, but in the name of the Lord.
    Sermon Breakdown:
    Our enemy is defiant (vs. 1–11) — The challenge before us is real, loud, and intimidating.
    Our King is reliant (vs. 12–40) — God works through those who trust Him fully, not those who rely on themselves.
    Our victory is not silent (vs. 41–58) — When God delivers, His glory is made known for all to see.
    Be encouraged to stand firm in faith, trust in God’s power, and boldly proclaim His name in every victory and every battle.
    Scripture: 1 Samuel 17 (ESV)
    31 min
  • He Got Up and So Will We (Rev. Tony Myles)
    Because Jesus got up, everything about us will be raised up. His resurrection isn’t just a moment in history—it’s the foundation of our hope, our future, and our new life today.
    🙌 This Easter message will remind us:
    • A hope that death can't touch – Our future is secure because Christ lives.
    • A King that death can't hold – Jesus reigns victorious over the grave.
    • A life that death can't stop – Resurrection power is at work in us now.
    No matter where you’ve been or what you’re facing, the empty tomb declares that death does not have the final word—Jesus does.
    Scripture: 1 Corinthians 15:12–34 (ESV)
    42 min
  • The Lamb and the Bread (Elder David Zimmerman)
    It's Youth Sunday! Today listen in as Elder David Zimmerman teaches about the Passover to our Spring 2026 Communicants class. Listen as he shares how:
    The Lamb and the Bread Define us
    The Lamb and the Bread Fuel us
    The Lamb and the Bread Unite us
    The Lamb and the Bread Divides us
    The Lamb and the Bread Invite us
    Scripture: Exodus 12:1-27
    48 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.