Central in Janesville - Sermon Podcast

Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson delivers the fourth sermon in the series, Understanding Jesus: A Study in the Book of Colossians.

It’s hard to know what to believe these days. How are we supposed to tell truth from lies? It’s starts by figuring out who we’re seeking first for our information. Today’s devotional is aimed at working through this big question of figuring out truth in this age of mis-information.

Teaching Pastor Jake Clark delivers the third in the sermon series, Understanding Jesus: A Study in the Book of Colossians.

Technology is both awesome and awful. It can add value to our lives, and it can suck us in to a place where we lose all sense of what is really most important, like other people and a healthy relationship with God. Today is a good day to think about what addictions, like an addiction to our devices, might be getting in the way of the relationships that should matter most to us.

Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson delivers the second sermon in the series, Understanding Jesus: A Study in the Book of Colossians.

All of us can get comfortable where we’re at sometimes. We maybe sense God wanting to bring us someplace different, but we tell ourselves we’re fine where we’re at. But success in the future doesn’t begin in the future; it starts now. The story of Joshua from the Old Testament shows us what it looks like to become a leader before any titles are ever awarded. He’s a great example of leading before we’re actually seen as a leader.

Campus Pastor delivers the first sermon in the new series, Understanding Jesus: A Study in the Book of Colossians.

 

All of us can be jerks sometimes. Today’s proverb both gives us advice on dealing with this truth, but also reminds us that we are all worthy and deserving of grace. Never forget that you are loved unconditionally!

 

In several shorter devotional sermons, Executive Pastor Erik Henry encourages us with practical steps to grow in our daily personal worship. 

We’re going to give our lives to something and to someone. We can’t live any other way. It would seem that there are a number of things that we could give ourselves to that would bring pleasure and joy, but this proverb shows us one thing: Submitting to Jesus is easier than anything else you can submit to. It makes for the life you’re trying to get but won’t get anywhere else. Today’s devotional is all about submitting our lives in the right place.