Central in Janesville - Sermon Podcast

The first sermon of our new series, Romans 12, delivered by Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson. 

It's so easy to make really bad decisions when you make decisions hastily and without thinking things through. Sometimes, we need a friend to help us think things through the right way. Proverbs 20:18 gives us some great guidance on getting good guidance.

We finish up in our series "The Real Jesus" in Mark 11, with campus pastor Kellen Anderson.

Do you really believe everything that everybody tells you? How about everything that Google spits out at you when you search a topic? No one can really be 100% trusted...except for Jesus! Have you learned to trust him, or do you find yourself doubting him like you doubt people?

We continue in our series "The Real Jesus" in Mark 11, with campus pastor Kellen Anderson.

Character. It might be the most important thing that you possess. And the people closest to you know the ins and outs of your character, maybe better than you do. Do you have the guts to ask them where your character needs the most growth? It may be hard to hear their answer, but it may be the best thing for you in the long run!

We continue in our series "The Real Jesus" in Mark 11, with teaching pastor Jake Clark.

Laziness might be the great battle we face in life. Spiritually speaking, it's normal to be lazy in working to grow our relationship with God. But laziness doesn't get us anywhere. What are you doing to draw yourself to God today? It's not a one-way relationship. Today's devotional discusses more on this from Proverbs 20:4.

We continue in our series "The Real Jesus" in Mark 11, with campus pastor Kellen Anderson.

We all love to hear Good News. A baby being born. Someone getting a new job. A girl saying yes to a boy. But of all the good news in the world, none of it compares to the Good News about the hope that Jesus gives us. Do you ever take the time to tell people that Good News? Do you tell people what he's done in your life specifically? Today's devotional is a reminder of this important conversation.