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.
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Lessons from Legends | Week 3 | D.K. Hall (opens the original)
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In this message, we look at the life of David and what it means to trust God in the "waiting room." Though David was anointed king years before he ever took the throne, he chose not to force God's promise in his own strength. Instead, he trusted God's timing, sought God's direction, and allowed God to develop his character along the way. Whether you're waiting on clarity, breakthrough, healing, or a promise to be fulfilled, this message reminds us that God's waiting room is not a place of distan
Lessons from Legends | Week 2 | D.K. Hall (opens the original)
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In this message from the "Lessons from Legends" series, we took a look at the life of Moses and his encounter with God at the burning bush. Though Moses was called to lead Israel out of Egypt, his first response was a list of excuses—questioning his identity, his ability, his credibility, and even asking God to send someone else. This sermon reminds us that God's calling is not based on what we bring to the table, but on who we depend on at the table. Whether in our roles as parents, spouses, le
Lesson from Legends Week 1 | Greg Canada | August 23, 2026 (opens the original)
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In this message, Greg leads us through the story of Joseph and the struggle of waiting when God feels silent. From being sold by his brothers, to serving in Potiphar's house, to sitting forgotten in prison, Joseph's life reminds us that God is still present and working even when we cannot see it or feel it. Through Joseph's story, we're encouraged to remain faithful wherever we are, trusting that God is never outmaneuvered by our circumstances. What others may mean for evil, God can use for good
When in Romans | Week 14 | D.K. Hall (opens the original)
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In this closing message from our Romans series, we look at Romans 16 and the many names Paul highlights at the end of his letter. From Phoebe to Priscilla and Aquila, Rufus, and others, Paul reminds us that following Jesus was never meant to be a solo journey. Through hardship, ministry, encouragement, and mission, Paul had people around him—and we need the same. This sermon challenges us to pursue real biblical community, to encourage one another, pray for one another, and live life together as
When in Romans | Week 13 | D.K. Hall (opens the original)
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In this message, D.K. explores the difference between welcoming people and affirming everything they do, reminding us that Jesus welcomes us as we are but loves us too much to leave us there. Through Romans 15 and stories of Jesus eating with sinners, defending the woman caught in adultery, and calling Matthew to follow Him, we see a Savior who comes close with grace, compassion, and truth. Because Christ has welcomed us, we are called to welcome others—especially those with messy stories, doubt
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