Central City Church--Cookeville

Central City Church is located in Cookeville, TN, inside the renovated Cookeville Mall. We exist to connect people to the hope of the Gospel, through the power of community.

Central City Church--Cookeville is a religion podcast hosted by D.K. Hall, with 181 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

D.K. Hall hosts Central City Church--Cookeville, a religion show with 181 episodes published.

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  When in Romans | Week 11 | Greg Canada

  Aug 10, 202643 min

  In this message from Romans 12, we explore how true transformation doesn't come from legalism, rule-keeping, or trying harder, but from resting in the mercies of God. After summarizing Romans 11, the sermon unpacks what it means to live as a "living sacrifice" from a place of grace—not performance. Through passages in Romans, Galatians, Hebrews, and John 15, we're reminded that believers are no longer under the law, but under grace, and that lasting fruit comes only by abiding in Christ, the true vine.

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  When in Romans | Week 10 | Greg Canada

  Jul 21, 202635 min

  In this episode, Greg walks through Romans 10 to confront a common distortion of Christianity: treating the Bible as a rule book instead of a rescue story. Drawing from Paul's burden for both Jews and Gentiles, he explains why salvation has never been about our ability to "climb the mountain" of God's law, but about Jesus perfectly fulfilling it in our place. Greg unpacks the difference between righteousness by works and righteousness by faith, shows why heaven is not for "good people" but forgiven sinners, and uses vivid stories—from tax collectors and Pharisees to modern church culture—to expose how legalism still sneaks into our thinking. You'll be challenged to stop striving to earn what Christ has already secured, and freed to rest in grace and invite others into it.

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  When in Romans | Week 9 | D.K. Hall

  Jul 21, 202633 min

  In this message from our "When in Romans" series, D.K. walks through Romans 9–10 and wrestles with the tension between works and grace. Paul's deep grief for his fellow Israelites becomes a doorway into a bigger truth: we can be so busy striving to get close to God that we miss the God who is already close to us. Through the stories of Jacob, Pharaoh, and Israel, and a modern-day office analogy, we explore what it means to live not as spiritual employees trying to earn God's favor, but as sons and daughters resting in what Jesus has already accomplished.

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  When in Romans | Week 8 | D.K. Hall

  Jul 8, 202632 minS0

  <p >In this message from Romans 8, D.K. uses funny and heartfelt stories about his toddlers, Cheeto dust, and spaghetti faces to paint a powerful picture of a Father who steps into our chaos instead of backing away from it. Walking through Paul's words in Romans 8 and Ephesians 3, we're reminded that God has called us by name, gone "all in" by giving His Son, and that nothing; not past mistakes, present struggles, or future fears—can separate us from His love. </p>

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  When in Romans | Week 8 | D.K. Hall

  Jul 8, 202632 min

  In this message from Romans 8, D.K. uses funny and heartfelt stories about his toddlers, Cheeto dust, and spaghetti faces to paint a powerful picture of a Father who steps into our chaos instead of backing away from it. Walking through Paul's words in Romans 8 and Ephesians 3, we're reminded that God has called us by name, gone "all in" by giving His Son, and that nothing; not past mistakes, present struggles, or future fears—can separate us from His love.

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