Recorded on April 6, 2025

Join Steven Hovater, Lead Minister at Central Church of Christ in Little Rock, Arkansas, as he delves into the profound discussion between Jesus and Nicodemus in John Chapter 3. Hovater reflects on the themes of being 'born again' and 'born from above,' exploring their spiritual significance. By drawing parallels between Nicodemus' journey and our own continual need for spiritual renewal, Hovater highlights the transformative power of God's love. He encourages listeners to engage deeply with their faith, embrace ongoing repentance, and recognize the mysterious yet powerful work of the Holy Spirit. The sermon also touches on Nicodemus' eventual public declaration of faith, demonstrating the growth that understanding and following Jesus can bring.

Recorded on March 30, 2025

Join Steven Hovater, Lead Minister at Central Church of Christ in Little Rock, Arkansas, as he launches a new sermon series exploring the "Chatty Jesus" in the Gospel of John. In this message, Hovater reflects on the first conversations Jesus has with his earliest followers and the profound question he asks: “What are you looking for?” Through this lens, Steven invites listeners to rediscover the simplicity and power of Jesus’ call—“Come and see.” He explores how Jesus’ invitation to abide, to remain, and to be known speaks into our daily lives. With thoughtful insight and real-world application, this message encourages us to look for Jesus not only in Scripture, but also in the unexpected places around us.

Recorded on March 23, 2025

Join Ian Miller, ministry apprentice at Central Church of Christ in Little Rock, Arkansas, as he shares a heartfelt and powerful message about the presence and promise of the Holy Spirit. Drawing from John 14:15–21, Miller explores the disciples’ fear and confusion as Jesus prepares to leave them—and how that same sense of abandonment can resonate in our own lives. With personal stories, theological insight, and raw vulnerability, Ian reminds us that we are never alone. Jesus has not left us as orphans. Through the Spirit, we have a helper, a comforter, and a counselor. This message encourages listeners to not only know about the Holy Spirit but to truly experience His presence in daily life.