Memorials for the Next Generation - Pastor Dean Hunter

Memorials for the Next Generation - Pastor Dean Hunter

In this Memorial Day weekend message from Joshua 4:1-9, we are reminded of the importance of building spiritual memorials that point the next generation to the faithfulness and power of God. As Israel crossed the Jordan River, God commanded them to gather twelve stones as a lasting reminder of His presence and provision. This message challenges believers today to leave behind a testimony of God’s goodness so future generations will know who He is and what He has done.

A Heart to Heart with God - Pastor Dean Hunter

In this Graduation Sunday message from Proverbs 3:1-12, we look at what it means to have “A Heart to Heart with God.” Through Solomon’s timeless wisdom, we’re challenged to remember God’s Word, trust Him wholeheartedly, rely on His wisdom, honor Him with our lives, and embrace His correction. Whether you’re a graduate or simply navigating life’s next season, this message is a reminder that God’s way is always the right way.

The Faithful Mom - Pastor Dean Hunter

In this Mother’s Day message from I Samuel 1, Pastor Dean looks at the life of Hannah and the powerful example of a faithful mom. Through seasons of pain, prayer, persistence, and praise, Hannah’s story reminds us that God hears, remembers, and works through the lives of those who faithfully trust Him. This message is an encouragement to pray boldly, trust God’s sovereignty, and remain faithful in every season.

Pastor Appreciation Sunday - Stan Welch

On Pastor Appreciation Sunday, we were honored to welcome guest speaker Stan Welch as he shared a timely and encouraging message. This episode is a reminder of the impact of faithful leadership and a call to support, honor, and pray for those who shepherd the church.

When Christ is Your Life - Pastor Dean Hunter

What does it truly mean for Christ to be your life? In this message from Central Baptist Church, we explore Paul’s powerful challenge to believers in Colossians 3:1-4. Because we have been raised with Christ, our lives should reflect new pursuits, a new perspective, and a new purpose. This sermon highlights four realities of the believer’s life in Christ: pursuing heavenly things, setting our minds above, resting in our secure position with Christ, and living with the promise of His glorious return. If Jesus has changed your life, He should also shape the way you live it.