Central in Janesville - Sermon Podcast

You are not where you are by accident. God has placed you in your family, your friendships, your school, your workplace—for such a time as this. The question is: will you step into the moment He’s given you?

The 1st week in our sermon series titled "Forevermore", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson. 

It’s the small compromises that slowly pull us away—but it’s also small choices that bring us back. You don’t need perfection, just a decision to return. Today is your chance to turn back to Jesus.

The 5th week in our sermon series titled "The Life", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson. 

What feels impossible to you isn’t impossible to God. Elijah trusted before the miracle came—and God showed up in power. The question is: are you trusting Him, or just worrying about it?

The 4th week in our sermon series titled "The Life", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson. 

Guilt has a way of chasing us—but it doesn’t have to define us. Because of Jesus, you don’t have to live as a fugitive to your past. His grace brings freedom where guilt once ruled.

The 3rd week in our sermon series titled "The Life", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson. 

Fear reveals our vulnerability—but God meets us there with grace. Isaiah was exposed, cleansed, and then sent. That same invitation is for you: come close, be changed, and step into what God is calling you to.

The 2nd week in our sermon series titled "The Life", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson. 

Leadership isn’t just for positions—it shows up in everyday moments. The question is: will you use your influence to serve others or to serve yourself? Real leadership looks like grace, not control.

The 1st week in our sermon series titled "The Life", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson. 

It’s hard to be different in a world that rewards fitting in. But following Jesus means choosing truth over popularity. Even when you stand alone, God stands with you.

The 5th week in our sermon series titled "The Truth", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson. 

The danger isn’t just sin—it’s getting comfortable hiding it. When we confess and turn from it, God meets us with mercy and a softened heart. What are you holding onto that needs to be brought into the light?

The 4th week in our sermon series titled "The Truth", with Guest Speaker Ryan Koenig.

Sometimes we assume that if God loved us, life would be easy. But throughout Scripture we see that God often does His greatest work through the hardest seasons. Suffering isn’t meaningless when it’s placed in God’s hands.

The 3rd week in our sermon series titled "The Truth", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson

We want God to remove evil—but forget we’re part of the problem. This devotional reminds us that God didn’t fix the world from a distance; He stepped into it through Jesus and started restoration at the cross.

The 2nd week in our sermon series titled "The Truth", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson

You’re not defenseless, and you’re not stuck. Jesus has already overcome evil—but we still have to choose to shut the door. Life with Him isn’t always easier… but it’s always better.

The first week in our sermon series titled "The Truth", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson

Integrity is worth more than any paycheck or platform. Proverbs reminds us that honest poverty is better than dishonest wealth—and that our true righteousness isn’t found in success, but in Jesus.

The eighth week in our sermon series titled "The Way", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson

When life makes you ask, “Why God?”, remember this: He didn’t stay distant from our suffering. He entered it through Jesus, showing a love strong enough to overcome even death.

The seventh week in our sermon series titled "The Way", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson

You can’t force someone into wisdom—no matter how hard you try. Real wisdom is something God grows in us over time, through grace, patience, and surrender.

The sixth week in our sermon series titled "The Way", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson

You can look free on the outside and still be trapped on the inside. This devotional asks the honest question: who’s really leading your life—and where is that leading you?

The fifth week in our sermon series titled "The Way", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson

Worship isn’t just what you sing—it’s what you reflect. God takes joy when His heart shows up in your life. Is your worship shaping who you are, or just filling a moment at church?

The fourth week in our sermon series titled "The Way", witw Guest Speaker Ray McElroy.

We’re called to stand up for those who can’t stand up for themselves. In this devotional, we look at how Jesus defended the vulnerable and what it means for us to do the same. What if someone is waiting for you to be their voice?

The third week in our sermon series titled "The Way", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

We’re exhausted from trying to be special — proving ourselves, protecting our image, and wondering what everyone thinks. Jesus offers a better way: freedom that comes from knowing your value is already secure in Him. This devotional invites you to stop making life about yourself and start living with the peace that comes from serving like Jesus.

The second week in our sermon series titled "The Way", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

We all mess up — the real question is what we do next. God isn’t looking for perfection, He’s looking for hearts that turn back to Him. This devotional digs into why repentance, not excuses, is where real growth and healing begin.

The first week in our sermon series titled "The Way", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

Growth was never meant to happen alone. God uses people — real, imperfect people — to sharpen us, shape us, and help us become more like Jesus. Who’s helping you grow right now, and who are you allowing to speak into your life this next season?

Quarrelsome hearts aren’t changed by willpower or lectures — they’re changed by God’s grace. Proverbs 27 reminds us that some battles can’t be controlled by human effort alone. Real peace starts when we stop trying to manage hearts and start asking God to transform them.

The fourth week in our Christmas series titled "Taste & See", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

When life feels slow, silent, or unfair, it’s easy to think God’s not moving — but Elizabeth shows us He never forgets a faithful servant. Sometimes the season you want to escape is the training God is using to strengthen you. Don’t give up in the waiting.

The third week in our Christmas series titled "Taste & See", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

Herod Agrippa II heard the Gospel and shrugged, assuming he’d have another chance. But nothing in life is guaranteed — except the decision you make right now. Don’t wait to respond to Jesus.

The second week in our Christmas series titled "Taste & See", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

Christmas isn’t just about a baby in a manger — it’s about the Savior who came to rescue us. Judas reminds us you can be around Jesus and still miss Him, but Jesus came so we never have to live without hope. This season, give Him your heart, not just your attention.

The first week in our Christmas series titled "Taste & See", with Guest Speaker Ted Grant.

Real friendship isn’t about who shows up on your friend list — it’s about who shows up in real life. Jesus modeled selfless friendship, and we’re called to love others the same way. Be the kind of friend who listens well, loves well, and leads others closer to Him.

The fifth week in the series titled "Overflow", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

You don’t have to be the most gifted — just faithful with what you’ve been given. When you use your talents for God, He turns small things into eternal impact.