Think. believe. act.
Jeff challenges us to take time to see and care for those who often get ignored in our city, those who are mentally ill and homeless.
Does a lack of direct direct exposure to victims of injustice lull us into a state of passivity and ambivalence?
Jeff challenges us to take time to see and care for those who often get ignored in our city, those who are mentally ill and homeless.
Jeff Cook reflects on lessons learned about spiritual depression from one of the greatest preachers of the 1800's, Charles Spurgeon.
One becomes a Christian by believing in Jesus and seeking to follow him.
As a college student I was required to take a course on the arts called "Man and the Arts” and I hated it...
Jesus taught that our attitudes and actions toward immigrants reflect our attitudes and actions toward him.
In the Gospel of Luke (chapter 18) Jesus tells a story about a destitute widow who had experienced a grave injustice...
Calling it the “Chinese virus” only instigates blame, racism, and hatred against Asians—here and abroad.
I’m doing a series on tough issues facing the church in the decade ahead. Last week our topic was Truth in an Age of Disinformation.
Every time I listen to the Raw and Q podcast, I think, "That's how I want Central to do church."
Central is a welcoming place of worship for all who aspire to heed Jesus’ call to love God and love our neighbors. This is what is happening at Central right now!
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