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Am I being punished for past sin?

January 12, 2022 • Jeremy Helmuth, Rob Bogle, Dan Baker

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Could we be experiencing pain because of our past? Watch as Central’s pastors discuss how consequences do not end when we confess our sin and ask for forgiveness. We are right before God, but the damage that was done could last for many years. How can we pick up the pieces when our life feels broken and how can we rise above and experience God’s enjoyment even when we have to daily face the results from our past sin?

More from Roundtable: Faith and Suffering (2021)

Part 7

January 19, 2022 • Jeremy Helmuth, Don Delagrange, Troy Jester

Too many times, we either say too much or we say the wrong things when we are trying to comfort someone who is grieving. How should I act around someone who is hurting and what exactly should I say to him or her? Learn the “dos” and the “don’ts” of how to interact with someone who is grieving. Discover the secret to bringing joy into their life even though their life is a mess.

Part 5

January 5, 2022 • Jeremy Helmuth, Troy Jester, Don Delagrange

In the midst of all the bad stuff that happens in our life, we are told that “all things work for the good” (Romans 8:28). What does this mean? It doesn’t mean that cancer or accidents are good, but we can always find God working in the midst of any trial. Watch as a few of the Central pastors share their own stories of trials and the good they saw in the midst of the tragedy.

Roundtable: Faith and Suffering - Part 1

November 25, 2021 • Jeremy Helmuth, Rob Bogle, Don Delagrange

We invite you to join us over the next seven weeks as several pastors at Central Ministries discuss the problem of evil and suffering and how Christians can respond. Today’s discussion will focus on why we live in a broken world. Watch as Pastor Jeremy and others describe the fall of Adam and Eve and how that has affected all of us since that moment. Learn why death, disease and destruction is part of this life because of sin.