Hosted by Amarillo Central · EN · 108 episodes
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Amarillo Central hosts Amarillo Central Podcast, a religion show with 108 episodes published.
What does the book of Hebrews have to say to today’s church? Here’s the short answer: if you're tired and weary, Hebrews has something for you. It is full of thick theology, provides a rich understanding of Jesus, and of
From aspiring to drive an ice cream truck to leading the next phase of Children’s Ministry here at Central, meet Gabby Brandner! We discuss the things we love about kids—their openness, their ability to live in the momen
They are fans of glamping and nicknames, but what you’ll notice most about the McCarrells is the intentionality with which they live and how they serve the church. When they came here in 2005, they met God in a way that
They’ve been here almost 10 years, and as soon as they walked in the door that first Wednesday night, they had some instant connections to mission work and college friends. The Nash family quickly came to love the commun
If you have a soft spot in your heart for skating, this is the episode for you! We learn some great things about Doug (“Alexa, play Pitbull.”) while also getting a look into what Central means to the Richardsons. By grow
It’s both really exciting and a little scary for our senior class as the end of the school year draws to a close. Today’s episode features 3 Hannahs, 3 lefties, and 3 seniors entirely born and raised here at Central. The
It was a personal invitation that helped bring them to Central, and you’ll quickly pick up on Mark’s excitement for God’s people and his hopes for Central. From a passion for the local church to ice cream every night, th
Baldness, talking donkeys, and dragons—this is what we find in God's Word! There are a multitude of mysterious things in Scripture, and Revelation is a book of the Bible that, honestly, leaves us with more questions than
SPECIAL EPISODE: Hannah McNeill and Mic Biesboer interview Kendall Dean and Ian McLoud on the challenges they have faced in bringing diversity into a church context. They discuss their stories of what they experienced, w
“This is something I want to shape my life around.” That’s the response Gracie had when asked how she was impacted by her trip to Kenya. Central sent a team to Kenya this summer, and they got to witness the joy of the pe
In a city of around 11 million people, Byron and Sandra Cana are leading some of the mission work we support, and this summer Central sent a team of 9 people to visit them in Bogota, Colombia (specifically in Suba). In t
We take our beliefs and our faith very seriously. But sometimes as Christians, we take ourselves a little too seriously. We don’t usually think about fun as part of living a faithful life. What does it mean to understand
Do you ever say no to yourself? Fasting is a practice of self-denial to find space to attend to God. The emptiness we experience during fasting creates the space for God to act in us—that’s where the practice becomes spi
Why do we worship the way we do? How can we view daily life as worship? In today’s episode you will hear a portion of the “More to Life” series where Kevin Schaffer shares some of his heart for worship as well as some th
It began in 2014 with small symptoms, lot of doctor visits, and not many answers, and not long after, Lori was unable to walk. In today’s episode, you’ll hear Lori Stone’s story in her own words as she shares her experie
As a church, we are taking an honest look at racial healing. What is our part in bringing about racial unity? How do we as Christ-followers interact with others in the world who are different from us? Leading us into the
“I saw God unite everyone.” “I saw God when the campers prayed.” “I saw God in the fact that no one was excluded.” “I saw God in how the campers were moved by the Gospel and by how much God loves them.” And these are jus
We are launching something new this summer: All-Church VBS. “But isn’t VBS always all-church?” Well, we always have adults volunteering. But this year—adults are participating! No dropping off your kids to have all the f
“A man without purpose is lost.” Today’s episode delves into the question of suffering and struggle through the stories of Koben Puckett, Mic Biesboer, and Greg Dowell. Each has personal experience with struggle, and the
Our summer youth interns are here!! And we begin where all good conversations should—discussing what our spirit animals are. But we quickly get into things of depth. We talk faith formation and what has grown us as well
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Amarillo Central Podcast is hosted by Amarillo Central. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 108 episodes.
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