Weekly messages from Center City Church, a Christ-centered church in Uptown Charlotte.
This week we learn from Hebrews 11 how to see what is unseen.
Pastor Ashely and Pastor Jon have a short discussion about last Sunday's message. If you have any questions feel free to send them to hello@centerchurch.net.
Pastor Ashley and Pastor Jon spend 5ish minutes talking through some questions from Sunday's message.If you have any questions you would liked answered send us an email at hello@centercitychurch.net. Enjoy.
Freedom is not about what we do, it is about who we are. Join us for our third week of our Gospel series as we consider what it means to be a church where people can find freedom.
A sermon by Pastor Jon Hernandez and Dr. David Docusen at Center City Church
Whether a building or a church, when a foundation is not carefully built, the collapse is catastrophic for both the thing built and everything that surrounds it. This is the first of a series of messages dedicated to the foundation of the gospel.
A sermon by Pastor Jon Hernandez at Center City Church in Charlotte, North Carolina
We learn from Hebrews 11 what it takes to have faith for the future.
A sermon by Pastor Jon Hernandez at Center City Church in Charlotte, North Carolina
Starting the New Year with a fresh word for Center City Church. A sermon by Pastor Jon Hernandez.
Sometimes we expect following God to be flashy, but instead obedience looks like faithfulness where we are.
This is the weirdest Christmas message ever! A message by Pastor Jon Hernandez recorded on Sunday, December 1, 2019. Thanks for listening to the Center City Church Audio Podcast.
An encouraging message from Pastor Jon Hernandez titled "The power of the white flag"
We take a look at Duet 26 and unlock the beauty of giving in partnership with joy.
The power of generosity and joy unleashed. This weeks podcast we take a look at Duet 26 and the beauty of a first fruit offering.
This week we explore the blessings of tithing.
This week P. Jon is joined by Dr. Doug Witherup and Zack Whitt for the first ever Multiply Family Message entitled "The Pressing."
We explore Exodus 27 and learn what it means to live as a mobile altar.
Dr. Doug Witherup, senior pastor of the Multiply family of church, shares the multiply mandate with Center City Church.
The people of God made a 11 day trip into a 40 year journey. Discover what it take to crossover and occupy all of the promises and all of the land God has for His people.
We, as the church, have the opportunity not to be empty temples, but to be full of the presence of God when we choose to pursue communion with Him above everything else. Pastor Jon tells the story of Moses and the Israelites' choosing not to accept God’s promises without His presence.
In week three of our transform series we consider what it means to demolish strongholds in our lives and how to wield the divine weapons the Lord has equipped us with to move us to hyperloop.
This week we explore the power of a table. In a culture longing for a place to belong, how can we as the church create a place where the lost can find family.
Will we stay stuck in our old patterns, or will we let God transform us through the renewing of our minds? Flip the switch!
This week at Center City Church we begin our new series through Romans called Transformed. We will explore the power of the Spirit to bring transformation to who we are. You don't want to miss it.
This week we will explore Joel 2 and 1 Peter 5 and consider what it means to us as a priesthood of believers.
Pastor Jon the lead candidate to be the next Lead Pastor at Center City Church speak on Mark 5:21-42. In it he speaks on how we need to be a people who are not afraid of the crowd, but caring enough to feel the need of the one.
Pastor David begins our series on the book of Nehemiah and the importance of reading Scripture.
Everyone: The Beauty of the Church (David Docusen) - Pastor David explores the birth of the church, the breakdown (human nature), and the beautiful metaphor of a healthy body of Christ.
Ephesians 4 describes the interrelated body of Christ that works together in harmony. The bottom line: everyone participates.
Pastor Sanchez talks about the gifts for the body. With each gift, comes great responsibility and it requires the process of putting on the new-self and intimacy with God.
Peter Moskowitz concludes our series by sharing insights from his latest book, How to Kill a City: Gentrification, Inequality and the Fight for the Neighborhood.
God has created each person uniquely and beautifully. In order to tell true stories in our lives, we must understand our identity that is found in Christ.
Where Are Your Accusers? John 8 tells the story of a woman caught in adultery and set free by the love of God.
Pastor Steve explores the idea of Lent, a season of fasting leading into Easter, as prophetic imagination.
Prophetic Imagination - Elisha: The prophet Elisha teaching his young apprentice how to see past the challenges that surround them and into the power and beauty of God's presence in the world.
Pastor David explores the topic of intimacy in relationships with each other and God.
Pastor David concludes the series Eight as he challenges everyone to become more disciplined while living a life of adventure.
Pastor David talks about Hope and the heart of worship.
Pastor David begin the New Year talking about the state of Center City Church.
Pastor David concludes A Simple Christmas with a message on Love and Generosity.
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