The Street Church

In 2023, The Street celebrates ten years of partnership with Christians Against Poverty and all that has been accomplished in helping people become debt-free and come to know Jesus as their Lord and Saviour. CAP's CEO, Sam Garaway, shares a message of hope and encouragement for us to continue remembering people experiencing poverty as we enter a new decade of partnership with CAP.

Where do you turn when you don't feel like you're enough? When you don't measure up? When the task ahead seems too big, too scary, too much to handle? We'll all face times when our own resources or talents simply won't cut it, and we need to rely on something—or perhaps someone—greater than ourselves. Through Moses' encounter with God in the burning bush, Brad Carr shows us...

Both marriage and singleness come with their unique blessings and challenges, but if we're honest, marriage has been elevated above singleness as something greater, something better, and we've missed the gospel call to honour singleness in the church. We only need to look to Jesus - our saviour was an unmarried virgin who was the most complete human being who ever lived. So how can a church honour...

In a world of cancel culture, polarising political debates and cutting remarks, being able to handle conflict with grace, humility, and strength is a rarity. But it's what we are called to as followers of Jesus Christ - and what is Jesus primarily concerned with? Your own heart first, the other person's second.

Many people love having friends and family over for a good meal and quality time, but entertaining isn't the same as being hospitable. Scripture defines hospitality as "loving the stranger", something that requires sacrificial love and a deep awareness that we too were once strangers from God, and have been welcomed into his family with open arms.

As Peter closes his letter, he calls for Godly leadership, humility and alertness. Above all, God will take us through it all by grace. It’s grace that enables us to stand firm to the end. How are you standing firm today?

As Peter closes his letter, he calls for Godly leadership, humility and alertness. Above all, God will take us through it all by grace. It’s grace that enables us to stand firm to the end. How are you standing firm today?

Peter returns to the subject that suffering and persecution can be purposeful and praiseworthy. How distinctive is that!? In the midst of it all, what is our good God calling you to do?

Peter returns to the subject that suffering and persecution can be purposeful and praiseworthy. How distinctive is that!? In the midst of it all, what is our good God calling you to do?

Peter returns to the subject that suffering and persecution can be purposeful and praiseworthy. How distinctive is that!? In the midst of it all, what is our good God calling you to do?

With God's future justice in mind, Peter urges the Christians to live lives of holiness and be a community that loves one another deeply. What is the way God is urging you to love and serve the Christian community you are a part of?

With God's future justice in mind, Peter urges the Christians to live lives of holiness and be a community that loves one another deeply. What is the way God is urging you to love and serve the Christian community you are a part of?

Far from being destructive, Peter teaches that persecution can actually be a blessing and an opportunity for our lives to be a witness to the hope we have in Christ. To what extent are our lives demonstrating to people the hope that we have?

Far from being destructive, Peter teaches that persecution can actually be a blessing and an opportunity for our lives to be a witness to the hope we have in Christ. To what extent are our lives demonstrating to people the hope that we have?

Far from being destructive, Peter teaches that persecution can actually be a blessing and an opportunity for our lives to be a witness to the hope we have in Christ. To what extent are our lives demonstrating to people the hope that we have?

Living as spiritual foreigners will lead to some distinctive ways we approach our lives. Peter delves into a concept we hear very little about... following the example of Jesus in a right submission. What is the posture of submission God is challenging you in today?

Living as spiritual foreigners will lead to some distinctive ways we approach our lives. Peter delves into a concept we hear very little about... following the example of Jesus in a right submission. What is the posture of submission God is challenging you in today?

Living like spiritual foreigners can feel pretty lonely, and yet Peter reminds the church of the privilege that we're living stones like Jesus. Precious to God and being built together as a place where God dwells. Who are the 'living stones' you're connected to?

How do you respond when you feel overlooked or overshadowed? We explore the humbling story of John the Baptist and discover the transformative power of understanding our position in God's Kingdom.

We want the acronym BLESS to become a regular part of our rhythm as a church. Today, we dedicate our time to unpacking the "B" in BLESS, which stands for "Begin With Prayer." Our speaker, Matt, will delve into practical ways of incorporating this principle into our lives. As you engage with this message, we encourage you to pause and pray during the musical interludes.

Living as spiritual foreigners, these suffering Christians are to live distinctive and holy lives, setting their hope on final salvation. What does it look like to live in obedience to the word in your life?

Living as spiritual foreigners, these suffering Christians are to live distinctive and holy lives, setting their hope on final salvation. What does it look like to live in obedience to the word in your life?

Peter is writing to Christians who are scattered around and suffering for their faith. Peter reminds them of the great salvation they have believed and the hope this should give them. What is most encouraging for you in this?

Today we talk about the importance of giving, not just in general, but in the context of church. People often want to know what the church believes about tithing, so here's your chance to find out. What we learn is that the most important thing is not an amount but the generosity with which we give.

It's hard to listen to Jesus talking about money and not be challenged. They are just so contrary to our culture and the natural desires of my heart. Today we learn that absolutely everything we have is from God and that this needs to shape what we do with money. If you genuinely believed this was true, how might it change how you spend?