Christ Street Fellowship

Jesus, the King of grace, was descended from a lineage who had received grace in their own lifetimes. In this podcast Pastor Gary highlights four examples of those who found grace in the eyes of the Lord, and how their story connects with ours. 

The Church was created by Jesus and is His Body, His Bride and His People. In this podcast Pastor Gary speaks about the wonder that is the Church by focusing in on four New Testament words that describe it. 

Telling others the Good News is our great privilege as  Christians. In this podcast Joanna Beasley shares five ways we can all share the gospel with those we love. 

Many of us wish we could have a second chance to live life again. The reality is that we only get one life here on earth. We can't change our past, but by God's grace we can make the most out of the rest of our lives. 

The Bible tells us that there is an evil spiritual being whose great desire is to steal, kill and destroy. It also encourages us that we can overcome his evil plans and gives us insight into how we can resist evil. 

As we follow the guidance of God He leads us to do the good works He has prepared for us to do and creates a masterpiece in our lives. This teaching talks about the ways God chooses to guide us. 

God the Holy Spirit is the most misunderstood Person of the Trinity. 

The Bible is the most popular book in the world.  Pastor Daniel Coffey explains why it is also the most precious and the most powerful as well. 

Pastor Nate Schrimp explores the "why and how?" of Christian Prayer. 

This session of the ALPHA Course answers two important questions: "How can I have faith?"  and "How can I be sure of my faith?'

Why did Jesus give up His life for us? What was the problem His death solved? 

What does the historical evidence say about Jesus? Does it indicate that he was more than just a good man or a religious teacher?

What at the "first order" questions of life and why do we rarely find time to think about them? 

Luke finishes his history of the first 30 years of the Church with the journey of Paul to Rome and Paul's imprisonment there. Though the Book ends after chapter 28, the story of the Church continues to be written today. 

Paul makes his defense before King Agrippa and Bernice. In doing so he gives us a model of how to share our "faith story" with others today. 

In his trial before Governor Felix Paul plead "not guilty" to insurrection. He then plead "guilty" to being a follower of the Way - a Christian. Paul then went on to admit to three pieces of evidence that he was indeed a Christian. Join Pastor Gary and he examines these three pieces of evidence in Paul's life and challenges us to make sure they are present in our lives as...

Paul the Apostle, answering the call of the Holy Spirit, goes to Jerusalem where "chains and tribulations" await him.  From the story of Paul in Chapters 21 and 22,  Pastor Gary examines four keys to discerning and following the Holy Spirit's direction even when it seems illogical and difficult. 

Guest Pastor Daniel Coffey highlights the power found in the name of Jesus in Chapter 19 of the Book of Acts. 

Pastor Nate Schrimp dives deep into the important Church Council in Jerusalem described in Acts 15 and how what was decided has a profound impact on every Christian today. 

Paul's Second Missionary journey is filled with Spirit-Led adventures highlighted by his sermon on Mars Hill in Athens. Join Pastor Gary in discovering how what Paul said the Athenians can serve as a model as we communicate the Gospel today. 

Peter tells the other Apostles why he baptized some Gentiles into the Church, and they all affirm that this is the will of God. James is killed by Herod but Peter is rescued by an angel. Herod receives God's judgement and the church keeps growing! In this teaching Pastor Gary gives insights into each of these events and on the story these chapters tell about Barnabas. From the life of Barnaba...

These chapters contain two historic and transformational events - The conversion of Saul of Tarsus and the opening of the Gospel to the Gentiles through Peter. 

Saul of Tarsus leads the persecution of the Church in Jerusalem. The Gospel is finally going to Samaria and then begins its way on to the uttermost parts of the world. Phillip the Deacon becomes Phillip the Evangelist.  

Stephen becomes the first Christian Martyr. 

The early Church wisely handles the thorny issue of perceived partiality and continues to grow.