What God is Doing at Central Nassau

What is God doing at Central Nassau, and what’s ahead as the campus continues to grow? In this episode of Code Red, Pastor Zach Terry sits down with Central Nassau Campus Pastor Josh Wood to talk about the story and vision of Central Nassau, the growth they’ve experienced over the past two years, and the new building that will soon become home to the campus. They discuss why First Baptist expanded beyond Amelia Island, what they’ve learned through launching a second campus, and why the vision has always been about more than solving a parking or space problem. At the heart of Central Nassau is a desire to reach more people with the gospel and build something that can impact Nassau County for generations. In this episode: - The story behind Central Nassau - An update on the new Central Nassau building - Why First Baptist chose a multi-campus model - What they’ve learned after two years of services at Central Nassau - How Central Nassau is reaching new families - The challenges and opportunities of a video campus - Why healthy churches should continue looking for ways to reach more people - What could be next for Central Nassau and First Baptist Timestamps: 00:00 – Josh Wood on finishing his master’s degree 07:06 – The importance of finishing what you start 10:27 – What seminary can’t teach you about ministry 13:31 – Central Nassau: Two and a half years in 15:25 – Why First Baptist pursued a multi-campus vision 19:44 – Church growth and the need for a second campus 23:07 – Building something that will impact generations 32:17 – What is it really like attending a video campus? 37:00 – How Code Red and Maximum Life are reaching people beyond the church 44:09 – Reaching and discipling the next generation 48:18 – The questions young Christians are asking 56:45 – The church is already happening at Central Nassau 59:00 – How to pray for Central Nassau and what’s needed next The vision is bigger than a building. Central Nassau is already seeing people place their faith in Jesus, be baptized, join the church, and grow in their faith. The new building simply opens another layer of ministry and another opportunity to reach more people with the gospel.