Christ Street Fellowship

Through the story of these two men we learn powerful  lessons about loyalty and friendship to apply to our lives today. 

The life of Isaac teaches us the importance of trust in a family, the significance of letting God choose your spouse, and the power of choosing God's will over your own. 

Abraham was told by God to go "all in." All in to living in a new land and serving a new God. Abraham's journey to follow God wholeheartedly took several sidetracks as he first went half way, then when he reached Canaan he wandered away, and then he chose to go another way. His journey to the land of "All In" hold many lessons for us today who desire to follow Jesus with a...

The events in Peter's life surrounding the crucifixion teach each of us a lesson in what to do when the unthinkable happens to us today.  

Joanna Beasley, Teresa Hall and Denise Carbajal explore the life of a famous Old Testament mom, Sarah, to find life lessons for Christ followers today. 

Pastor Nate Schrimp takes us deep into the story of Job to discover life lessons for us today. 

Pastor Gary Beasley shares important life lessons each of us can learn from the life of Noah. 

From the cross Jesus said "it is finished" and not "I am finished." The Saviour of the world completing His Father's mission and was preparing to make the greatest comeback in history. 

The blood sacrifices in the Old Testament pointed to the once for all sacrifice of Jesus. 

For a brief moment in the Book of Genesis a priest/king named Melchizedek steps on the pages of Scripture to serve as a type of the Saviour who was to come. 

Jesus said that the sign of Jonah would be proof that He was the Messiah. In this episode Pastor Gary Beasley explains what it was about Jonah that clearly pointed to Jesus being the Son of God. 

God used a rock in the wilderness to provide water to the people of Israel as a type of the One who was to come and provide living water to all who thirst. 

Free to all, hidden by the dew, this mysterious food from Heaven supplied every physical need God's people had. The Manna also had a second purpose, and that was to provide a picture of Him who was the Bread of Heaven who would later come to save the world spiritually. 

 I Cor. 5:7 calls Christ our "Passover Lamb." In this podcast Pastor Nate Schrimp shares how the Passover Lamb of the Old Testament and the Saviour of the world are connected and talks about the profound implications of that connection for us today. 

In this podcast Pastor Gary Beasley will explore the huge ramifications of either being "In Christ" or "in Adam".  I Cor. 15:22

When God's children love one another it brings great joy to his heart. In this podcast Pastor Gary shares what loving one another in the family of God truly looks like. 

We bring great joy to God when we serve Him by serving others. In this podcast Pastor Gary Beasley shares the reasons why serving brings God joy and the 3 main obstacles that prevent us from serving. 

Being thankful strengthens our relationship with God and improves our lives. Join Pastor Gary Beasley as he teaches how we can grow in living a life of thankfulness. 

All Christians know they should obey God yet struggles sometimes doing so. Join Pastor Gary Beasley as he looks at the life of King Saul for the reasons why obedience can be so hard, and shares what steps each of us need to make in order to make God smile by obeying HIm. 

God smiles when we trust Him for two major reasons. First, trust is essential to any love relationship and we can't grow in our relationship with God without growing in trust. Second, God knows what is best for us, and the more we trust His Word and His Spirit the more He can lead us into blessings. 

Pastor Nate Schrimp teaches on the reality of change and the ways God wants us to handle the changes in our lives. 

God smiles when we love Him passionately. Our love for Him grows through using the five love languages to express our love for God and receive His love for us. 

What are the odds that one man could show up on the scene and fulfill the ancient prophecies concerning the Messiah?

The Magi, King Herod and the people of Jerusalem responded to the news that the King of the Jews had been born in three very different ways. 

Joseph and Mary were remarkable people of faith, and how they handled the challenges surrounding the conception of Jesus speak volumes to us as we live our lives of faith.