Central in Janesville - Sermon Podcast

Do you ever wish you had more peace in your life? There are so many unsettling things we experience on a day-to-day basis. But one of the names for Jesus is "Prince of Peace." Jesus is able to give us peace even in the midst of our greatest struggles. In today's devotional, we'll discuss how to find the peace that Jesus offers to us.

 

Our Campus Pastor, Kellen Anderson shares with the first message in the Romans 8 series, "I Commit To Believe I Am Not Condemned".

Sometimes everything seems to go wrong. Things annoy us. And it's so easy to voice our displeasure about all those things. It's less easy to voice our gratefulness for the things that go well. But in Proverbs, we see that the wise reaction is what is opposite to what's in our nature. In today's devotional, we'll look at the idea of being grateful rather than being a complainer.

Our Campus Pastor, Kellen Anderson shares a message titled, Because He Says So, and What He Says is Good.

The true beauty of Christmas lies in the humility of God being willing to become like one of us, a helpless little baby. Jesus showed throughout his life what humility really is, and because of that he became our Savior. This year at Christmas, let's ask God to help us learn from the humility that we see lived out in Jesus.

Our Campus Pastor, Kellen Anderson shares with us the third message in our Christmas series. 

It's not always easy to be full of joy, is it? But Jesus gives us a reason to find joy in life, even in the middle of difficulties. Even Jesus went through struggles, but he always had joy in his daily experience. He lived for something more than the present moment. When your joy is found in Jesus, that well never runs dry. Today's devotional is all about joy.

 

Our Executive Pastor, Erik Henry shares with us the second message in our Christmas series. 

Do you ever struggle to be love the people around you? We all do! And the reason is because in those moments, we've forgotten just how perfectly we are loved by God. Remembering the way you've been loved will inevitably move you to love like Jesus has loved you. In today's devotional, we'll talk about that kind of love.

 

Our Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson shares with us the first message in our Christmas series.