Jesus Is Central OKC

Jesus Is Central OKCWelcome to Jesus Is Central OKC, the official podcast of Oklahoma Central SDA Church in Oklahoma City. Each episode brings powerful sermons, in-depth Bible teachings, and uplifting devotionals that keep Jesus at the center of our faith and daily lives.Join us as we explore God’s Word, apply timeless biblical truths, and grow in our walk with Christ. Whether you’re a lifelong believer or just starting your spiritual journey, this podcast is here to equip, encourage, and inspire you through the gospel.🔹 New episodes featuring sermons & teachings from our church🔹 Occasional member testimonies that highlight faith in action🔹 A Christ-centered focus on living out biblical truthSubscribe now and stay connected with us as we continue to proclaim the message: Jesus is central!

Jesus Is Central OKC is a religion podcast hosted by Pr. Gio Marin, with 64 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.

Pr. Gio Marin hosts Jesus Is Central OKC, a religion show with 64 episodes published.

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  Episode #62

  Why are the Wicked Raised Again?

  Aug 9, 202629 min

  A Seventh-day Adventist pastor reflects on a long-held question—why the wicked are resurrected after the thousand years if sin’s wages are death—and concludes it is to end the controversy over sin openly, fairly, and without leaving any doubt about God’s goodness. He argues God’s judgments are investigative, transparent, and evidence-based, citing biblical patterns of careful inquiry and contrasting them with the unjust trial of Jesus. The final judgment, with “the books opened,” will reveal not only what the wicked did but also everything God did to save them, leading every knee to bow and confess God’s justice. He applies this to believers today: assurance rests on Christ, God’s court is not rigged, and Christians should judge others with patience, fairness, and grace. 00:00 Anniversary and Series Return 00:23 The Big Question Raised 02:59 Gods Justice and Trust 07:11 Investigate Before Judging 10:46 Jesus Unfair Trial 12:58 Why Wicked Resurrected 14:26 Cosmic Transparency 16:20 Every Knee Will Bow 19:19 Practical Lessons Today 22:21 Judge Others Fairly 24:21 Final Assurance and Appeal 28:05 Prayer and Closing

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  Episode #63

  What are We Waiting For?

  Aug 9, 202632 min

  This episode continues a series on difficult Bible passages through 2 Kings 6–7, where Samaria’s siege and famine become so severe that people buy unclean food and two women agree to boil and eat a child. The sermon connects this tragedy to Deuteronomy’s curses for disobedience and warns against looking to government first instead of God. As the king blames God and seeks Elisha’s death, Elisha prophesies that provision will come the next day, while an officer doubts and is told he will see it but not eat. Four lepers discover God has driven the Syrians away, creating abundance, and they decide they must share the good news. The message applies this to spiritual famine today and urges believers to share Scripture and the gospel rather than keep it to themselves. 00:00 Difficult Passage Setup 00:31 A Shocking Question 01:25 Siege And Famine 02:55 Where Help Comes From 05:20 Cannibalism Revealed 06:16 Curses Foretold 08:17 Why Wait For God 10:07 Elisha Promises Deliverance 11:51 Four Lepers Decide 13:12 God Scatters Syria 16:08 Good News Must Spread 18:58 Spiritual Famine Today 24:36 Church Called To Courage 26:10 Promise Fulfilled Doubter Falls 29:49 What Are We Waiting For 31:01 Closing Prayer

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  Episode #61

  Don't Shrink Back

  Jul 5, 202633 min

  Hebrews 10 contains one of the strongest warnings in the New Testament—but it is also one of its greatest invitations to persevere. In this sermon, we carefully examine the difficult passage of Hebrews 10:26–39 in its biblical context. What does it mean to “sin willfully”? Can a believer lose salvation? Why does the author move from a solemn warning to one of the Bible’s greatest calls to faith? Together we’ll discover that God’s warnings are not meant to drive us to despair, but to draw us closer to Jesus Christ—the only sufficient sacrifice for sin. In this message you’ll discover: Why Hebrews 10 is a message of hope as well as warning. The true meaning of “sinning willfully.” Why God’s warnings are expressions of His love. What it means to “live by faith.” How believers can endure without shrinking back. Why Jesus is our confidence, our sacrifice, and our only hope. As the world grows darker, Christ calls His people to remain faithful, persevere in faith, and fix their eyes on Him. “Now the just shall live by faith; But if anyone draws back, My soul has no pleasure in him… But we are not of those who draw back to perdition, but of those who believe to the saving of the soul.” — Hebrews 10:38–39 (NKJV) If this message encouraged you, consider subscribing and sharing it with someone who needs the hope found in God’s Word. #Hebrews10 #DontShrinkBack #Faith #JesusChrist #BibleStudy #Sermon #Adventist #ChristianLiving #LineUponLine #PastorGio

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  Episode #60

  The Dark Mirror

  Jun 27, 202629 min

  Difficult Passages: Judges 19 — When Everyone Does What Is Right in Their Own Eyes Judges 19 is one of the darkest and most disturbing chapters in the entire Bible. Filled with betrayal, violence, abuse, and moral collapse, many wonder why God would preserve such a story in Scripture. In this message, Pastor Gio explores why this difficult passage is not included to glorify evil, but to expose it. Judges 19 paints a sobering picture of what happens when people reject God’s authority and everyone does what is right in their own eyes. The chapter serves as a mirror, warning God’s people of the danger of slowly drifting away from Him until they resemble the very evil they once condemned. Most importantly, this sermon points beyond the darkness of Judges 19 to the hope of the gospel. The depravity revealed in this chapter ultimately reminds us why Jesus came, what He carried at the cross, and why daily surrender to Christ is our only hope. Key Scriptures: Judges 19; Genesis 19; Romans 1; 2 Thessalonians 2; 2 Timothy 3:16–17

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  Episode #58

  Preparing a People for the Lord Guest Speaker: Pastor Nathan Shires

  Jun 21, 202629 min

  How do we prepare our hearts for the soon return of Jesus? In this message, Pastor Nathan Shires explores God’s call to revival through the ministry of John the Baptist, the experience of the disciples at Pentecost, and the story of Esther. He reminds us that genuine revival begins not with changing others, but with personal repentance, surrender, and a renewed relationship with Christ. As the world grows increasingly uncertain and the signs of Christ’s return become more evident, believers are challenged to move beyond routine religion and seek a deeper experience with Jesus. The question is not merely whether our church needs revival, but whether we are willing to pray, “Lord, revive me.” This sermon is a heartfelt appeal to return to the foot of the cross, seek God through earnest prayer, and allow the Holy Spirit to prepare us for Christ’s soon coming. Key Themes: Revival and personal repentance John the Baptist’s preparation message Esther and God’s purpose for our lives The power of prayer and surrender Pentecost and the Holy Spirit Preparing for the return of Jesus Join us as we consider God’s invitation to experience true revival and become a people prepared for the Lord.

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