In 2 Kings 6:1-7, Elisha performs a miracle for a seemingly small purpose: to repair a borrowed axe.

Right in the middle of Israel's collapse--sandwiched between bad king after bad king--2 Kings presents strange little stories about the prophet Elisha that show that in the middle of the mess, God is still at work.

“Your servant has nothing...except a small jar of olive oil.” Pastor Courtney Wilson continues the study of Elisha by teaching on the familiar story of the widow's oil.

Pastor Eric starts a five-week series focused specifically on the life and ministry of the prophet Elisha. This week: How he got the job in the first place. And along the way, he answers three questions that will set up the entire rest of this series.

Pastor Eric starts a five-week series focused specifically on the life and ministry of the prophet Elisha. This week: How he got the job in the first place. And along the way, he answers three questions that will set up the entire rest of this series.

Self-control is.... In the final sermon of the fruit of the Spirit series, Central Care Pastor Megan Clunan teaches on rebelling against an age of indulgence.

The fruit of the Spirit summer study continues with a look at gentleness in an age of outrage with guest teacher Bryan Loritts, teaching pastor at The Summit Church and award-winning author of ten books.

Faithfulness is a fruit of the spirit that stands out in a culture of restlessness. Pastor David Hausknecht looks at 2 Timothy to study this trait in the soldier, the athlete, and the farmer.

Pastor Eric continues the 9-part series, Fruitful People in a Thorny World, looking at what it means to embody goodness in an age of cynicism. What is a good person?

Pastor Jim turns to the story of Ruth and Boaz to study kindness in an age of self-absorption.