Central in Janesville - Sermon Podcast

The 2nd week in our sermon series titled "Thank You, Jesus", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

It’s easy to recognize sin in someone else’s life while overlooking the sin in our own. But the Gospel reminds us that none of us are beyond the need for God’s grace, and none of us are beyond His power to transform. Instead of comparing ourselves to others, let’s allow Jesus to continue shaping our hearts to look more like His.

The 1st week in our sermon series titled "Thank You, Jesus", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

We can spend so much time talking to God that we forget to slow down and listen to Him. Worship isn’t just about the songs we sing or the prayers we pray—it’s about having a heart that’s willing to hear His voice and respond in obedience. Sometimes the greatest act of worship is simply slowing down, surrendering control, and allowing God to lead.

The 8th week in our sermon series titled "Day Forty One", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

Anxiety has a way of turning one small worry into a hundred “what ifs.” But God doesn’t ask us to have everything figured out—He invites us to bring our fears, questions, and worries to Him because He cares for us. You don’t have to know what happens next to trust the One who walks with you.

The 7th week in our sermon series titled "Day Forty One", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

Not everything needs our opinion, but some moments require our courage. Following Jesus means having the wisdom to know when to stay quiet and the compassion to speak up when someone is being hurt or overlooked. May our words never be used to get ahead, but always to reflect the heart of Jesus.

The 6th week in our sermon series titled "Day Forty One", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

It’s easy to trust ourselves when we have plenty and lose hope when we don’t have enough. But Proverbs 30 reminds us that real peace isn’t found in having more—it’s found in trusting the One who provides. Whether you’re in a season of abundance or need, let your prayer be simple: “God, give me what I need today, and help me trust You with the rest.”