While we may not like tests, they are a part of our faith journey…

Faith is not just a momentary thing for the life of a disciple of Jesus. Faith must be a defining characteristic of anyone who would follow Jesus. Faith must persevere…

Humans seem inclined to build things. We like building, but if we aren’t careful, we will simply build something we want, and not allow God to tell us what we ought to build.

One of two people to not go through the portal of death is Enoch. When we read about him in Genesis and Hebrews, one thing becomes abundantly clear, he pleased God greatly! We can learn a lot from him…

This week we take a look at how creation ought to provide a solid foundation for our faith. We don’t worship creation, we don’t put our faith IN creation, but we should find our faith increased when we look into creation! We are all created to be a marvel, unique and individual. We all have a purpose, and God has a plan for each one of us!

Here is some good news…Jesus is still in the midst of His church! He has a plan for each local congregation, including Central Church. Our challenge is to listen for His plan and seek to do the first things once again! Rev. Mark Clifton brings a message of hope and vision for the future of Jesus’ church.

As we have seen, faith is the key to the Kingdom of God. Faith has always been the path to a right relationship with God. Since it so vital, we should take some time to look deeper into what faith is, and how it should apply in our lives.

We don’t need more (unfulfilled) New Year’s resolutions. What we need is a goal; something that we can look at every day and work toward. (The video DOES NOT include audio of the sermon. We had some technical issues yesterday, so the only clear audio from the message is in the audio only recording which is included)

Christmas is a special time of year for most people in the Western world. If only most people would actually understand the mission of Christmas…

Last week we saw that those who have placed their faith in Jesus are privileged to be called the children of God. As God’s children, we have an obligation to treat our spiritual siblings in the way God commands us to treat them.