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This week's episode is with Tony Arnett. Tony is the missions pastor at Central Church in Charlotte, NC. Central Church believes that the Great Commission should be taken literally, and this impacts everything they do from the nursery to the senior citizens and everything in between. Tony shares how this has impacted both the church as a whole, the missionaries they serve alongside, and the individuals within the church. 

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First, missions isn’t a ministry of the local church; it’s THE ministry of the local church. It permeates and guides everything from the nursery to the senior citizens.
 
Second, when this reality sets in, the focus of every ministry in the church becomes more clear and the results are indescribable.
 
And finally, these results aren’t measured by dollars given, but by lives changed. A good reminder is the story of the widow who gave two mites at the Temple. The financial gift she provided was insignificant but the offering was great.

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Many Christians avoid end-time prophesy because they believe it’s foggy, unclear, or far off. In this sermon, end-times expert Jeff Kinley dives into Revelation to teach us all about end-time prophesy, and how it’s already beginning to take place.

As of 2019, church dropouts have risen to 64%, and it’s estimated to be even higher today. It’s very common for people to abandon their faith in order to avoid persecution. In this sermon, Pastor Matt Shackleford dives into 2nd Thessalonians 2:13-17 to show us how to avoid becoming part of that statistic.

God is the same yesterday, today, and forever. Instead of being concerned about the future, why not spend more time looking back on what God has done in the past? In this sermon, Dr. Matthew Castro dives into Revelation 3:7-22 to show us the importance of Biblical history in the Christian life.

“If you miss this, you will miss the entire heart behind the 10 commandments.”
Do you understand what the 10 commandments are really about? In this sermon, Greg Sukert dives into Exodus 20:1-21 to show us what many people miss regarding the 10 commandments.

In this sermon Pastor Matt continues our study of 2nd Thessalonians.

Even if you don't plan of sinning, your plans could be sinful if you don't recognize this one thing. In this sermon, Emeal (EZ) Zwayne dives into James 4:13-18 to show us what to beware of when making plans in life.

Oftentimes, Christians get worked up, fearful, and emotional when thinking about the end times. In this sermon, Pastor Matt Shackleford dives into 2 Thessalonians 2:1-8 to show us the Biblical way of thinking about the end times, as well as how we can have stability and security through them.

More and more, we are seeing the world fall into sin. “The end days don’t end in revival. They end in a decline; in a falling away.” In this sermon, Pastor Matt Shackleford dives into 2 Thessalonians 1:11-12 to show us what our response should be during these last days.

The world is continually spiraling out of control with perversion. Meanwhile, Christ could return at any moment. In this sermon, Pastor Matt Shackleford dives into 2 Thessalonians 1:5-10 to teach us about the relief that Christ offers in times where sin is rampant, and why we ought to live every day in expectation of His return.

The war in Ukraine. Mass shootings. Government overreach. Sexual anarchy. The list goes on of the many wild things taking place in today’s world; but fortunately, as Pastor Matt Shackelford shows in this sermon on 2 Thessalonians, the Bible has much to say for Christians living in these times.

Mother's day serves as a strong reminder to show our love for the women in our lives, but today's society makes it hard to understand what a woman truly is. In this sermon Pastor Matt takes a close look at Proverbs 31 to teach us what God says a woman is.

What is the hardest thing God could ever ask you to do? What are some hard things He’s asking you to do right now? In this sermon, Pastor Pat Nemmers dives into Genesis 22 to show us how our faith in God must be tested in order for it to be genuine.

Baptism is an ordinance of the church, and while it does not save you - it is an important part of our faith. Through Baptism, we publicly declare that Jesus Christ is our Lord and Savior. 

Easter is a celebration of Jesus Christ's resurrection. Because Jesus was raised to life, we too can be raised to life in Christ. We no longer must suffer eternal death and separation from God, but can spend eternity with God in heaven.

Many of us feel bound to our pasts. We think that God couldn't possibly have anything to do with us after all the sins we've committed. In this sermon, Pastor Matt Shackleford dives into Romans 8:1-4 to show us the great FREEDOM we can experience through Christ.

At times, we can forget just how powerful our words are, and we forget how devastating they can be. On the other hand, when used Biblically, they can be used to accomplish so much good! In this sermon, Pastor Matt Shackleford dives into James 3:1-12 to show us how we can tame our tongues, and use them for good.

The tongue is the strongest muscle in the human body (pound for pound). It's very powerful. It can tear others down, or build them up. In this sermon, Pastor Matt Shackelford dives into James 3:1-12 to show us how to use our powerful tongues to lift others up.

In this sermon Pastor Matt concludes our series on the defining moments that lead  up to the beginning  of Jesus' ministry. We will focus on 4 "Squad Goals" that we as believers should aim to achieve as we walk together in ministry and faith.  

In this sermon Pastor Matt Castro shows us how God's perfect grace can change the lives of those who hear His gospel truth.