Central in Janesville - Sermon Podcast

We continue with sermon #6 in our Romans 12 series with Josh Calhoun.

Youth has its advantages. But so does old age. Sometimes we don’t recognize what someone else brings to the table, or we fail to give grace when we find a person’s natural limitations. But Jesus is different. Jesus understands us and gives grace to us…in the good and in the bad. How can you find the strengths in people rather than just seeing the limitations? Today’s Proverb leads us to this question.

 

We continue with sermon #5 in our Romans 12 series. Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson looks into verses 13-14, discussing the importance of hospitality.

We continue to sermon #4 in our series on Romans 12, looking into verses 11-12 with Exectutive Pastor Erik Henry.

The world has some pretty messed up ideas of what makes success and how you can build a legacy. Today's proverb give us a look into what really makes someone remembered in a good light for a long time to come.

Have you ever agreed to an appointment with someone and later on wished you hadn't? Or committed yourself to something that you later realized you simply didn't have the time for? Part of wisdom comes in learning what to say yes and what to say no to, and today's devotional looks at this idea from Proverbs 20.

 

We continue to sermon #3 in our series on Romans 12, with campus pastor Kellen Anderson.

We continue in our series in Romans 12, with teaching pastor Jake Clark.

Where are you looking for your greatest inheritance in life? If all you think about is money and happiness and getting in this life all of the best, you're missing out on what the best inheritance for you can be. Proverbs 20 gives us more insight into what a real inheritance looks like!

What would you rather have...a friend who talks too much or a friend who you know won't say more than they should? Well, if it comes to keeping a secret, there's only one answer here! There is wisdom in having few words. And there is wisdom in trusting people who use their words wisely, and sometimes seldomly. Proverbs 20:19 has something to say about this.