Centreville Presbyterian Church

The Book of Romans: How to Overcome Conflict. We live in a divided country in a divided world. Sadly, the church often times is not any better. This week let's examine how the Word of God lays the foundation for true community.

Have you ever wanted to just hit the reset button on life? You might say something like, "If only I could just go back a few years in time, take a different path, make a different choice..." It's an alluring idea, but this week's scripture says something important. It says that we don't need a second try at things. What we need is to be transformed from the inside out, right now in the middle of o...

Most of us have friends who are religious and a few that aren't. Of course, from a distance it can seem like they are all the same... a few prayers, a good deed or two. Our scripture this week says something very different. It says that Christianity is actually not a religion at all. In fact, it says that Christianity is almost like "un-religion." Intrigued? Join us Sunday in person or online and...

We all want to be sure about our faith. Yet the messiness of our lives and the craziness of our thoughts can make that impossible. What comfort does God's Word give us?

Sermon Notes: https://bible.com/events/49210002 Give Online: https://cpceco.org/giving QuickLinks: https://cpceco.info/links Do you feel pressure? Most of us do in one form or another. Of course sometimes the pressure we feel is unfair, but other times it's totally reasonable. Perhaps you feel like the author of this week's Bible passage when he says, "I don't understand myself. I do things I don'...

What is the difference between a religion that leaves its followers more burdened and anxious and a faith which frees their souls? The Book of Romans makes it clear that Christianity is something completely different. We have the cross of Christ.

There are so many things in our lives promising security, happiness, and provision. Join us this Sunday as we explore the reasons why trusting in Christ as our Good Shepherd stands unparalleled.

These days there are a lot of people out there, making videos, writing books, and talking on the news. They all want to tell us how to live the best life we possibly can. But what would the greatest leader the world has known say? Join us Sunday as Jesus tells us his formula for a fruitful life.

If you had just one sentence to explain who you are, why you matter, what drives your life's purpose, and why someone should care about you—what would you say? Jesus was frequently asked to define Himself in this manner, and His responses were consistently surprising. Join us each week this Christmas season as we explore who Jesus claimed to be and why Christmas deserves to be the biggest moment o...

Where does your hope come from? How deep does it run? Today we come to the end of our study of the life of King David. We've seen him rise and fall and rise again. In every season of his life we have seen God -- protecting, directing, punishing, always faithful to David. Now we end by looking at God's greatest promise to David and... you.

No one wants to be the one who made the big mistake. But what happens when you do? Join us Sunday as we continue our study of the life of David and learn how his failures changed him forever in good ways.

**Warning: this week's Scripture passage includes some adult themes. Christians should be courageous in the face of the ugliness of life. As people who know the grace of Christ, we can be honest with how hard and painful this world can be. This Sunday we take a look at one of the most challenging passages in all of Scripture.

"Stay away from the bad apples. Find the people you can really trust and build you life around them." It's pretty good advice, right? Except, it's not so easy as that is it? Sometimes it is the seemingly good people who hurt us the most. Why is it even the good people can lose their way and what can this teach us about life? Join us as we look at King David's darkest days as we continue our series...

Do you know the feeling? One day you’re so glad to be alive, the next life seems… ugh? David, one of the people God used to write the Bible, knew this all too well. And yet, through it all He found something powerful that made all the difference. Join us Sunday and we’ll discover what it was as we continue our Study of the Rise and Fall of King David.

Many people think that the point of being religious is to be a better person so you can go to Heaven. But is that actually what happens? Do religious people always end up being better people? If not, then, what’s going on? Why even go to church? Join us Sunday and we’ll talk about it!