Amarillo Central

12.06.15 - As we are shaped more and more into the image of Jesus, the natural outcome will be Christian ministry. This is God’s great purpose and will for his children: to call and save and change us so we can sacrifice and serve the people around us. Speaker: Allan Stanglin.

11.15.15 - Our proclamation of the Kingdom of God is a personal testimony to the truth that springs from an ongoing transformational relationship with the King. Speaker: Allan Stanglin

11.22.15 - The Spirit of God creates a brand new community of all people, all nations, all languages, all brought to perfect unity under the lordship of Jesus. Speaker: Allan Stanglin.

11.08.15 - We have all been brought on to the stage of the great Story. Consider with us our critical role in God’s Story and the Holy Spirit who empowers it. Speaker: Allan Stanglin.

11.01.15 - Jesus is the One sent by God to destroy “all dominion, authority, and power. He establishes his Church as his holy partner to testify to and participate in his eternal victory. Speaker: Allan Stanglin.

10.26.15 - Living for the mission of God means intentionally living in such a way as to claim our part of the world for God’s Kingdom, for the lordship of Jesus, and in the power of the Spirit. Speaker: Allan Stanglin.

10.18.15 - We are sent, each of us, by the power and authority of Jesus Christ to spread the word of his good and righteous rule. By our calling as his emissaries, it is our duty and command, our great honor, to tell the nations they have a new King. Speaker: Allan Stanglin.

10.11.15 - People who believe that God is turning the world upside down, righting all the wrongs and fixing everything that is broken are going to be unstoppably motivated to work for God’s new world today in the present. Speaker: Allan Stanglin.

10.04.15 - The mission of God is about rescuing people from the corruption and decay of the world so they can enjoy right now the renewal of creation that is God’s final purpose and then become partners with him and with one another in that larger scheme. Speaker: Allan Stanglin

"Stories: God's Story & Our Place In It" Part 3 of 3 - A study of Genesis. Curriculum by Dr. Rodney Ashlock.

"Stories: God's Story & Our Place In It" Part 2 of 3 - A study of Genesis. Curriculum by Dr. Rodney Ashlock.

"Stories: God's Story & Our Place In It" Part 1 of 3 - A study of Genesis. Curriculum by Dr. Rodney Ashlock.

09.30.15 - Baptism Series on Wednesday Nights. Part 1 of 5. Speaker: Allan Stanglin.

09.27.15 - Act Six is about the fullness of God coming here to earth to transform all of Creation. The throne of God is actually coming here to this world. Speaker: Allan Stanglin.

09.20.15 - The Holy Spirit of God empowers us. He gives us spiritual insights, he reminds us of what Jesus said and did, he provides the words for us to say. As we wait for Christ Jesus to return, we are not alone. Speaker: Allan Stanglin.

09.13.15 - The Old and New Testaments are organically linked. And the bond that brings them together is the concept of the sovereign rule of God, his eternal Kingdom. What all the ages had longed to experience is now present, it’s here, in Jesus. Speaker: Allan Stanglin.

09.06.15 - The question for God’s people in Act Three is always, “Are we being a light to the world?” The covenant requires God’s chosen people to live according to his purposes so the world will experience his salvation. Speaker: Allan Stanglin.

08.30.15 - Act Two of the Story of God presents the major conflict, the thing in the drama that goes horribly wrong and needs to be fixed. Sin happens. And we’re all guilty. Speaker: Allan Stanglin.

08.23.15 - Act One of the Story of God is the Almighty’s way of providing the foundation for our relationship with him and the reason for his salvation plan. Genesis 1-2 give us the building blocks for the whole rest of the story. Speaker: Allan Stanglin.

08.16.15 - Why do we keep praying when we have so little to show for it? Let's consider together why we should keep trusting God when it can feel like he doesn't care. Speaker: Allan Stanglin.