Centre Street Church

Easter Message

Romans 14:1-12 As Christ followers, it is critical we are unified in the 'essentials' of our faith. However, there are many behaviors, practices and lifestyle choices that the Bible does not specifically or fully speak to, often resulting in division and conflict among Christians. In Romans 14, the Apostle Paul refers to these as 'disputable matters'. The question Paul addresses is...

Travis Wilkins shares on identity and how our best option is to find it in Jesus.

The Apostle Paul challenges us to 'wake up from our slumber' and to give our lives to the two things that will last forever: to love God and to love people. So how do we love and glorify God by loving people?

What is our responsibility as Christians to those who are in authority over us, including our governing authorities?"  What does it mean to submit to our governing authorities?  Are there Biblical exceptions to obeying government directives?  These questions and more are addressed in this part of God's Word

Paul teaches us how to love those who seem to have it out for us, those who hurt us and feel like enemies, whether in or outside of the church. What does a Godly love look like in these circumstances? This message will not only encourage you but will also provide you with some practical Biblical guidance in how to respond when experiencing relational tension or conflict.

We all want to know and understand our identity, we spend hours trying to figure out. Pastor Ben encourages us to look to God for our identity not the world.

The Apostle Paul teaches what it means to glorify God in our relationships. Every time we love someone the way God loves us, we are worshiping and glorifying God. Paul teaches us what it practically means to love others the way the Lord loves us. Romans 12: 9-13

God's fundamental will for us is that we would love Him with all of our heart, soul, mind and strength and that we would glorify Him in all we say and do. We glorify God when we surrender our lives and our bodies to Him, when we embrace the mind and the way of Christ, when we see ourselves as He sees us and when we use the gifts He has given to us. Romans 12:3-8

Speaker: Taylor Woodburn

Most of us have never known a time in our lives when our world has become so unmoored from everything we once defined as normal and leaned on for security and a sense of peace. Jesus Christ came as the Prince of Peace in order that we know that as a reality in our lives and world.

Jesus willingly assumed the position of a servant for our benefit. The God of Christmas is neither lofty nor exalted; rather, He descended by emptying Himself.

When we surrender control of our lives to Jesus, He starts the process of transforming us – helping us take on the mind of Christ and see life through His eyes.    An idol is something we worship instead of the true God – a thing that prevents us from loving God with our whole heart, soul and mind. Idolatry is the enemy of being transformed to be more like Christ.  Here are five que...

Vision Weekend Pt. 2 - Part 1 of this year’s Vision Address concentrated on the ways Satan is tempting the Church to be DISTANT from God. This weekend, in Part 2, examines the ways Satan is tempting the Church to be DIVIDED as Christians and DISTRACTED from our God given mission.

The annual state of the church address alerts us to some of the ways Satan is seeking to mess with the good things God is doing in us and through us as Christians and as a church. Then shows what our loving and good Lord calls us to do about it.

Have you ever felt that you failed God in some way and as a result He has given up on you or abandoned you? Even though there are times when we experience these feelings, the truth is, just because you've failed Him does not mean He'll fail you. God is for you and is faithful to His promises.

As children, we desire to be in relationship with God and to hear from Him. The Voice of God becomes clearer the more time we spend with him. Samuel confidently moved and acted according to the voice of God, which was a result of him spending years with the Lord, learning to hear His voice. Jesus is the best example of hearing God and acting on it. How can you carve out some time for God to better...

There are two words in the Christian vocabulary that many people in our culture dislike. The two words are 'lost' and 'saved'. People are offended by the insinuation they are 'spiritually lost' and that they need to be 'saved'. The Apostle Paul clearly articulates in Romans 10 who can be saved and how we can be saved.

Romans 9:14-33 Was Pharaoh just a pawn on God's great chessboard of life whom God used to demonstrate His power to the world at that time? Or was Pharaoh responsible for his actions? Do we have any freedom? Romans 9 helps to answer these questions.

Romans 9 deals with the tension between God's sovereignty and man's free will. It teaches about the nature of our God and its implications for our lives. We cannot fully understand grace without fully understanding God's sovereignty.

We know God has plans for His people and that our past does NOT disqualify us from participating in His plans. But how do we learn what God’s plans are so that we can partner with Him in what He's doing in the world? We need to know how to hear God’s voice. Tonight, we’re going to take time to learn how to hear God’s voice and how to differentiate between God’s voice, the enemy’s voice, and our ow...

Have you ever wondered whether there is anything you might do that will separate you from the love of Christ? Do you at times doubt that God is for you? Have you ever had fear that God will not provide what you need? If any of these are true, God has something very meaningful to say through this study.

Ken Dyck speaks on authentic living through conflict; marriages fail, people leave jobs, and people leave churches and ministries - all because of unresolved conflict. Conflict exists but when we to learn to deal with it and to deal with it well, we can have flourishing relationships, productivity, satisfaction, and live on mission better. Ken teaches the ABCDE model that we teach in the Authentic...

Guest speaker Sean Campbell preaching on 2 Chronicles 20.  A powerful sermon on how we approach 'battles' in our lives - the focus is on verse 12 "For we have no power to face this vast army that is attacking us. We do not know what to do, but our eyes are on you."

Moses doubts his ability to play the role God intended for him. God reassures Moses of His power to use him despite His weaknesses. There is a lesson here for all those who battle with insecurity.