Central in Janesville - Sermon Podcast

Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson shares message #6 in our series "The Real Jesus" from the book of Mark.

We are surrounded daily by arguing and bickering. It's on social media. It's in our homes. It's virtually everywhere. But Jesus died to bring reconciliation. That reconciliation wasn't just for our spirits to be united with God. That reconciliation is meant to seep into our relationships with people. So, is it seeping into your relationships today?

Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson shares message #5 in our series "The Real Jesus" from the book of Mark.

It's better to be a giver than to be a taker. But giving just doesn't come very easily most of the time. In today's devotional, we're going to look at this idea called giving. And it's not something God desires for his sake. It's actually something that's good for your own heart!

Executive Pastor Erik Henry shares message #4 in our series "The Real Jesus" from the book of Mark.

We all have a limited amount of time. And the time that we have is the most valuable possession we'll ever have. How are you spending your time? Are you spending it all on yourself, or are you offering your time to God for something bigger than yourself? That's what today's devotional is all about!

Kellen Anderson, Campus Pastor, delivers message #3 in the series The Real Jesus.

The Bible tells us that followers of Jesus all have specific spiritual gifts. Not everyone has the same ones, but as a collective whole, when we all come together, he has gifted us in such a way that we can take care of the things in our world the way that he would want us to. But we each need to find what that gift is and begin living in that gifting. How has God gifted you to serve the people around you?

Kellen Anderson, Campus Pastor, delivers message #2 in the series The Real Jesus.

Relationships are tough. Finding friends isn't always easy. But God gave us a place to grow the kind of relationships that can stimulate our faith and bring health to our lives. That place is the church. What are you doing to find biblical community that helps you and those around you to grow?