Central Heights Church Podcast

God sends us into the world to be different by his love.

There are practical ways we can share our faith with others in 2019 and beyon

God has graciously invited us to be partakers of and ambassadors for His glorious Kingdom.

God's revelation and covenant in the Old, helps us to see the magnificence of the New.

When you come face to face with an awesome God, worship is the only response that makes any sense.

A full revelation of God includes the reality that God's judgment is an expression of his goodness.

God's act of forgiving is our greatest reason for thanksgiving.

The best news ever is that "God loves you." God's commitment keeping, abounding love flows from who he is. When understood and received this love transforms you and your relationships.

What if God was quick to anger? We are repeatedly shown the patience of God throughout the Bible, and this could have a surprising effect on the type of lifestyle we live.

The magnitude of God's glory is revealed in his life changing mercy and grace.

The glory of God's goodness is clearly seen in the revelation of his name.

In one of the most vivid scenes of the Old Testament, we are given a powerful picture of the intense glory and radical grace of God. What do we do with this?

The means and the goal of Christian faith is God's amazing presence. To know God and be in a right relationship with him is the point.

You have heard the saying 'All who wander are not lost'. Explore what 'wandering' and 'home' might look like on our spiritual journeys today.

In the mixture of the good and bad that we experience, what a difference it makes to know that all of it can be directed to God in prayer.

James admonishes us to live well to the end - UNTIL and IN LIGHT OF the second coming of Jesus, the Saviour and Judge of the world.

The pace of our world requires organization and planning, but how can we schedule our lives without compromising our commitment to Jesus? James teaches us that God is the foundation, He is all-encompassing, and everything else comes after.

Conflict is part of all our lives. Getting to the root and fruit of conflict in the authority and grace of Jesus can transform us and our relationships.

"Who is wise and understanding among you?" Ever stop and ask that question? Ever secretly hope someone will say "You are!!"? Have a look at how James contrasts the sources behind two types of wisdom, and how the roots and results of each one will affect the way we live.

What we say has more power than we think and is a much deeper problem than we imagine.