In the final installment of our series on Christ-Centered Reconciliation, lead pastor Jeff Krajewski runs the thread through the seven messages so far — The Story, Creation, Rebellion, God’s Called People, Jesus, and God’s Sent People — and what it means for us moving forward in New Creation.

Recap the entire series anytime at cground.org/midtown-sermons

Series artwork provided by Johanna Dix.

Take a listen this week as we’re joined by very special guest, Rev. Dr. Samuel J. Murray, who shared about leading a congregation in our building at 46th and Illinois, and where he thinks a congregation of reconciliation has opportunities to serve its neighborhood.

Series artwork provided by Johanna Dix.

Saying "Yes" to Jesus can mean knowing exactly what you're doing... without knowing what you're doing. Listen to lead pastor Jeff Krajewski's reflection on committing to the central figure in Christ-Centered Reconciliation.

Series artwork provided by Johanna Dix.

We all have a picture in our mind of what faith looks like, and who God is to us. Are we a reflection of God's image... or have we made God in ours?

This week, pastor of formission Jim Matthies helps to work out a framework and definition in God's Called People, the fourth installment in our series on Christ-Centered Reconciliation.

Series artwork provided by Johanna Dix.

"Any story worth telling, any story worth remembering, has pieces of evil embedded into it." Listen to associate pastor for youth and families Jeff Reichanadter share about the rise, the vision... and the fall in the third week of our spring series called Christ-Centered Reconciliation.

Series artwork provided by Johanna Dix.

Our world is broken and hurting. And the culture we see outside the church doors looks nothing like the picture painted for us in the Scripture… That can’t be what God had intended, right?

In week two of our series called Christ-Centered Reconciliation, lead pastor Jeff Krajewski examines Genesis 1-2 looking for a better template to follow.

Series artwork provided by Johanna Dix.