Centre Street Church

Missional Living.

Revelation Series, Chapter 11

Revelation Series.

Why Believe Series.

Resurrection Weekend

Revelation Series

Revelation Series.

Night of Worship Sermon

Come and See Weekend

Revelation Sermon Series.

Revelation Series

February Night of Worship

Come and See Weekend - Why Believe? Series

Revelation Series

Revelations.

Revelation Sermon January 14, 2024

Night of Worship Sermon, December 31, 2023

Why Believe Sermon for January 7, 2024

Jesus is the architect of the future peace that will last forever when all of creation will be fully in alignment with God’s plans. While the first coming of Jesus brought peace, we await the consummation of all things when Jesus returns. As the knowledge of God spreads the earth, it will lead to lasting peace and unending worship.

Henry Schorr Dec 24, 2023

The biblical word for peace is shalom. The concept of Shalom is wholeness or completion, much bigger than an individual’s peace of mind. The coming of Jesus ushers in this promise of restoration and better days. In the most challenging time, God established His plan of entering this world in the little town of Bethlehem. Even in our lives, when we cannot make sense, we abide and trust that God is establishing His promise of better days.

Come and See Weekend.

Central Campus Expansion Kickoff Weekend.

The church in Philadelphia remained faithful in the midst of many oppositions. They remained faithful in holding on to God’s Word and fulfilling their mission even when they had limited strength. Jesus encourages them to persevere by fixing their eyes on the promises of the future.

Global Missions Weekend - Shaila Visser w Lloyd Cenaiko interview.

NOW

NOW November 2023

Come and See Weekend - Why Believe Series, Part 2.

The church at Sardis looked good on the outside, but they operated in their human strength without the power of the Holy Spirit. According to Jesus, though Sardis had a reputation, in reality it was as good as dead. The call to wake up is a sobering reminder that we desperately need revival and the fullness of the Holy Spirit today.

Convictions serve to anchor the church and sets us apart from the world. When the church accommodates to the cultural mandates, it loses its bearings. This was the main message of Jesus to the Church at Thyatira.

Revelations 2:12-17

Sermon for October 8, 2023 Thanksgiving weekend.

Night of Worship

Why Believe in God

The Church in Smyrna faced intense persecution because of their devotion to Christ. Jesus calls them to be faithful even to the point of death. Even today, persecution is inevitable and we are called to persevere till the very end as followers of Christ in light of our future rewards.

Revelation Part 2

Revelation sermon for September 10, 2023

As we look at the life of Moses we see a template of how God brings transformation in our lives.

Night of Worship - September, 2023

God told the Israelites that He would take them to the Promised Land, but He would not go with them. In his conversation with God, Moses affirmed that God was more important than the land of promise. As Christian believers, we ought to long for the presence of Jesus even more than heaven. Let’s delight in God Himself and not just His blessings.

Sermon for August 20, 2023

August 13, 2023 Sermon.

Israel had a huge setback when they violated the terms of their covenant with God after experiencing a series of spiritual highs. God hears Moses’ intercession on behalf of the people and responds by giving them another chance. Because of Christ's intercession on our behalf, God extends compassion and mercy when Christian believers stumble and fall.

Sermon for July 30, 2023

Exodus 25-30 Tabernacle:

God came to dwell among His people through the construction of the Tabernacle. He has always desired to fellowship with humans, and this theme runs through the Bible. The entire tabernacle, along with the various furniture items, points to Jesus, who stepped down from heaven as the embodiment of God’s presence.

How do the ancient laws of the OT apply in our day and age? It is helpful to glean the timeless principles behind the laws and do a cultural transfer. Since we belong to the New Covenant, we interpret these laws through the lens of the finished work of Jesus Christ.

The final three commandments focuses again on our relationships with one another. In order for our individual and communal life to thrive we need to adhere to these commandments.

Honouring One Another addresses our horizontal relationships. Commandments five, six and seven calls us to Honor Parents, Honor Life, and Honor Marriage.

Romans