Centre Street Church

If you have suffered loss or are going through a difficult time right now, God has something very special and meaningful to say to you through Romans 8. He gives us the Holy Spirit who is with us when hardships and trials come our way.

Preacher: Kent Priebe

When we put our faith in Christ, a divine exchange takes place. In the eternal realm, God takes the perfect righteousness of Christ and puts it on our account. Jesus enters our spirit, making us spiritually alive in Christ. God sees us as forgiven and righteous, not because we live perfectly in this life but because we are in Christ, and He is perfect. Sadly, many Christians continue to allow sin...

We struggle with believing that God accepts us when we are good but rejects us when we sin. The Apostle Paul knew the struggle and addresses this issue in Romans. He helps us understand why this struggle happens and what the steps are to finding victory in this area of our lives. Preacher: Dr. Henry Schorr

Are there times you feel plagued by the feeling that despite your efforts to live and serve the Lord, He is still disappointed in you because you continue to fall short in certain areas of your life?  You believe God loves you but you aren't convinced He accepts you.  If you can identify with this, you will be encouraged by this study in Romans 7 Preacher: Dr. Henry Schorr

Dr. Henry Schorr gives this Easter's message on how Jesus is our Living Hope

Preacher: Wayne Smele

Preacher: Kent Priebe

Is it possible to be a Christian when there is no indication of a desire to know God more and grow in one’s faith or a desire to find freedom from a habitually sinful lifestyle? Paul answers that question in Romans, chapter 6. The answer is no. The bondage and power of sin does not have to be part of the Christian’s life. Christ sets us free. Preacher: Dr Henry Schorr

As we continue the study in Romans, this sermon begins a change in focus found in the beginning section of the book on how to be set free from the penalty of sin. The apostle Paul now brings our attention to how we can be set free from the power of sin. Sin no longer needs to have control in the believer’s life as we begin to grow in our relationship with God and experience the abundant life God w...

NOW | March 2022 Speaker: Taylor Woodburn

Do you believe God is able to change human nature? Is it possible for immoral people to be given self-control, cruel people to be made kind, selfish people to become generous? The second half of Romans 5 not only summarizes the first four chapters but it also lays a foundation for the New Testament’s answer to these questions.

A Barna national survey question was: “If you could ask God only one question, and you knew He would give you an answer, what would you ask?” The top response was: ‘Why is there pain and suffering in the world?” We know that there are four major causes for suffering: (1) Our broken world; (2) our enemy, Satan; (3) other people; and (4) ourselves. Preacher: Pastor Henry Schorr

Romans 5:1-2   "The Joy of Justification"   In the fifth chapter of Romans, we are reminded of the blessings, the rewards and implications of being justified by faith. As people who know Christ we are grateful for this gift and for how this truth is able to change lives, attitudes and behaviors. Preacher: Dr. Henry Schorr

At Centre Street Church we GO GLOBAL. This weekend we will hear about what God is doing around the world through Global Ministries. Specifically, we’ll be hearing about how we Grow the Church through church planting, missional community development and evangelism.

This sermon continues to look into Romans chapter 4 and the life of Abraham. We discover what true faith looks like and how God grows our faith in Him.

The emphasis in Romans 4:1-17 is on faith. Through the life of Abraham it is shown that it is the grace of God through faith, which not only brought justification to Abraham, but is available to each one of us also.

NOW | November 2021 Speaker: Taylor Woodburn