TALKS
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The Army
Drawing from Ephesians 6, Rob examines how believers are called to stand firm against spiritual adversity by clothing themselves in the full armour of God. He reminds us that our true security resides not in our own strength, but in the resurrected power and ultimate victory of Christ over sin and darkness. Equipped with truth, righteousness, faith, and the gospel of peace, the church is empowered to resist the enemy's schemes and remain steadfast in its mission.
The Temple
Following on in our I Will Build My Church series, Emma explores the ancient concept of the temple in Ephesians 2. Just as God dwelt in the Israelites' temple—the Tabernacle—millennia ago, amazingly he now chooses to dwell in each of us and calls our bodies temples of the Holy Spirit. Unity in the church can therefore stem for a collective realisation of the honour that it is for God to dwell with his people.
The Family
Drawing from Ephesians 2, Tim explores how the cross functions as our shared spiritual DNA as he continues our 'I Will Build My Church' series. He reminds us that church is more than a gathering; it is a relational home where we carry one another's burdens, remain committed through forgiveness, and intentionally make room for others to join the family.
God Has Blessed Us
Tim Jones end our series looking at God building his Church as he unpacks Ephesians 1 and 3.
The Why of Worship
Tim continues our series in Ephesians 5:15-20. We think about our motives behind worship and what it means to truly praise the Lord in a selfless way.
Dress for Success
In his first sermon at Central, Tim carries on our series in Ephesians 4 and 5, speaking on what it means to put off our “old self” and instead step into the righteousness and holiness that God has provided for us.
Walk Worthy Of Your Calling
Jan continues our series in Ephesians 4. We are challenged about times when we forget the incredible sacrifice that Jesus has made for us. The reality is that all of us have been made righteous and worthy in his sight, and our lives should reflect this as we go about our day-to-day.
A Christ Centred, Gospel Focused People
Rob kicks off our sermon series in the book of Ephesians, considering the kind of Church that God is growing.