Pastor's Blog

Many today feel religion is outdated or irrelevant. Here’s why Christianity still speaks with power, beauty, and hope in a world that has moved on.

The church didn’t start 50 years ago—or even 100. The New Testament church began 2,000 years ago at Pentecost, but God’s plan to gather His people began in Genesis and in His eternal heart before the world was made.

Across the country, people are returning to church—tired of shallow answers and longing for truth. Discover why and see what God is doing at Central Presbyterian.

Discover the forgotten story of October 31. Learn how the Reformation changed history—and why grace, not performance, is still good news today.

When Peter and John are arrested for preaching Christ, persecution begins—but the gospel proves unstoppable. Acts 4 shows the offense, exclusivity, and boldness.

Psalm 1 shows us the way of the righteous, rooted in God’s Word, and the way of the wicked that perishes. Only in Jesus can we find true happiness and life.

Acts 3 shows us the healing of a lame beggar, a picture of the gospel: we are helpless in sin, guilty before God, yet offered forgiveness through Jesus Christ.

Why does God allow evil if He is both good and all powerful? The Bible names evil honestly, shows God’s goodness, and points us to hope found in Jesus Christ.

Discover how Pentecost marks the birth of the New Tesatment Church, the outpouring of the Spirit, and the call to repent, believe, and follow Jesus today.