Center Grace Church Podcast

Universal Longing, Unique Fulfillment - 12/4/2022 Sermon

Text: Psalm 72Preacher: Derek Baker
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What’s a Church and Why Going is Important - Ask Us Anything

In this episode we discuss how online church services were effected by COVID and how we can think about them going forward, as well as what specific things need to be expressed in a community gathering in order for it to be considered a church.

Anti-depressants and the Door of Hope - Ask Us Anything

In today’s episode we discuss the use of antidepressants and how they can relate to the larger framework of the story of God’s redemption and our struggles within a broken world as well as how true, Biblical hope is not sentimentality or wishful thinking but rather is something that as Paul says in Romans 5, “will not disappoint.”

Hope For Salvation - 11/27/2022 Sermon

Text: Psalm 42Preacher: Nathaniel Lee
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Striving to Rest & Avoiding Heresies - Ask Us Anything

This week, we talk about more practical ways to enter into God’s rest for when we feel restless and we talk about predominant heresies affecting American evangelicalism. Bonus: we (briefly) state why MJ is better than Lebron.

True Rest in an Exhausted World - 11/20/2022 Sermon

Text: Hebrews 3:12-4:16Preacher: Nathaniel Lee

Rethinking Deconstruction - Ask Us Anything

In today’s episode Nathaniel and Derek discuss more of what “deconstruction” is and suggest a more helpful replacement term, followed by some practical thoughts on how to develop a confident humility in the Gospel. 

Contending for Humble Confidence in an Age of Deception - 11/13/2022 Sermon

Text: Colossians 2:1-8Preacher: Derek BakerSubmit questions at centergrace.church/q-a

How To Join The Story - 11/6/2022 Sermon - Missions Conference

Text: Jonah 4Annual Missions ConferencePreacher: Mark Bates

Ask Us Anything - Servants Got Talent

In this week’s episode we look more at the Parable of the Talents and talk some about how this applies to our own lives to the daily moments of everything we do—including our parenting—and how we might help our kids develop their talents but place some limits on activities so we don’t burn them out.