What has remained constant in the church from Acts 2 through the early councils and into every major revival movement?

At the center of it all is Christ.

In this first episode of our series on the enduring spiritual characteristics of the church, we explore what it truly means to be Christ-centered. From the early believers in Acts who devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and prayer, to the formation of the historic creeds that protected sound doctrine, the church has always been called to anchor itself in the person and work of Jesus.

This episode examines:

• Why Christ-centered worship matters

• How doctrine protects devotion

• What the early church understood about confessing “Jesus is Lord”

• How spiritual vitality begins with the right focus

When the church thrives, Christ is central—not culture, not personality, not preference.

Join us as we return to the foundation that has sustained the church for generations: a clear confession and wholehearted devotion to Jesus Christ.