Amarillo Central

09.22.19 - The Bible tells us that our love must be sincere. Our love for others is a badge that identifies us as children of God and it must be genuine, without hypocrisy. Speaker: Allan Stanglin

09.18.19 - If God is both all-good and all-powerful, why do innocent people suffer? Why does he allow me to suffer? Peter orients us to the Christian view of this age-old, fundamental dilemma. Speaker: Howie Batson

09.15.19 - This is about our confidence in standing with God, about the certainty of our forgiveness and righteousness in Christ. God has rendered his verdict and it cannot be overturned. Speaker: Allan Stanglin

09.11.19 - The most ridiculous part of the Gospel also happens to be the most central: You. Are. Forgiven. Our need for forgiveness is so desperately felt in our innermost beings that even most Christians dare not believe it all the way. How far does forgiveness go? How do I know I’m really forgiven? Speaker: Brian Mashburn

09.08.19 - One of the best things about Church is that we exist for the sake of others. We’re not about ourselves, we’re for ministering and blessing the people around us in the name and manner of Christ. Speaker: Allan Stanglin

09.04.19 - You know what happens when we assume. We’re all guilty of judging others unfairly and we’ve all been victims of rumor or bad information. Jesus gives us a new perspective for dealing with it and the grace to see others through his eyes of faith. Speaker: Karl Ihfe

09.01.19 - We do it every Sunday morning. Several hundred of us sit in rows in a large room and spend 75 + minutes worshiping God. What good is it? What good does it do in the world? Speaker: Allan Stanglin

08.28.19 - Your truth. His truth. Their truth. My truth. There’s no difference if we’re all heading to the same place, right? The Gospel truth is an eternal, foundational declaration that rings from the beginning of creation to that final day of glory. And you want to be in on it. Speaker: Tommy Politz

08.25.19 - What is proclaimed by God’s people on Sundays is unique, it’s not something you hear anywhere else. It gives a person a way to view himself that’s totally different from the way the world views him. Preaching points to the Christ Event and the fact that we are all loved and valued by God. Speaker: Allan Stanglin

8.21.19 - Is the Gospel only about going to heaven when I die? Or is there good news for me right now today? Jesus shows us that eternal life is not a quantity that begins when we die, but a quality that begins when we’re born again in him. Speaker: Jimmy Witcher

08.18.19 - We are called to “let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts,” which means we give up what divides us for Christ Jesus who unites us. He alone is our peace. And his peace governs our lives. Speaker: Allan Stanglin

08.14.19 - Eighty-seven percent of the homes in the United States own a Bible but only eleven percent of Americans have read all of it. I go to church, I hear the sermons, why should I read the Bible? And is it OK to ignore Leviticus? Speaker: Howard Griffin

08.11.19 - We see ourselves in the pages of Scripture. The story is real. The Bible doesn’t sugarcoat or hide anything. It’s doesn’t pretend there aren’t dark days and doubts and despair. Speaker: Allan Stanglin

08.07.19 - For all our technological advances in communication and digital methods of staying in touch, we are an increasingly disconnected people. We have more acquaintances than we can count, but fewer and fewer friends. Does Jesus have anything to say about this? Speaker: Mark Welshimer

08.04.19 - The only way for the world to know that it is being redeemed is for the Church to point to the Redeemer by living as his redeemed people. The only way for the world to know that it is broken and fallen, that it needs redeeming, is for the Church to give it something really different to run up against. Speaker: Allan Stanglin

07.28.19 - What bothers us is not the idea of Church or the abstract concept. It’s the people and the buildings, the money and the meetings, the hard hearts and hypocrisy. The real-life, tangible elements of Church are not always what we expect or want. Speaker: Allan Stanglin

07.21.19 - With his very own words, our God tells us his full name. These words that describe our God’s eternal nature, these holy words that describe our God’s holy characteristics, communicate that he knows us and that he wants us to know him. Speaker: Allan Stanglin

07.14.19 - The truth is we have a loving Father who adores His children and wants to honestly work in our lives to bring even more healing and freedom than ever before, and that is an amazing expression of His love and faithfulness to us. How can we as disciples face the truth about God and about ourselves in open and non-anxious ways? Speaker: Adam Gray

07.07.19 - God’s Word promises that he is with us from cradle to grave, from honeymoon to hospice, every step of our lives. And as brothers and sisters in Christ, as the family of God established at Calvary, we also bear one another’s burdens in the name and manner of Jesus. Together. Speaker: Allan Stanglin

06.30.19 - Divorce is a sin, and God hates divorce. That’s what the Bible says. The Bible also says God hates our worship services when we’re not treating our neighbors with love. Christ Jesus died to forgive us of those sins and bring us into a righteous relationship with God. Speaker: Allan Stanglin