Our Lead Pastor gives an overview or introduction to the letter of 1 John, unpacking what the overall purpose was of this epistle and how this applies to the church and believers today.

Before being taken away from His disciples, Jesus gave His last "I Am" statement that was an instruction to follow but also an encouragement for all who would believe in Him. The challenge is whether or not we are actively seeking to abide in Him or rooting ourselves in the things that give immediate satisfaction but not everlasting results. Tune in as Thomas concludes our series.

If Jesus did not rise from the grave, there would not be a Good News narrative to share. However, following the aftermath of the crucifixion, we see how Jesus was the unrecognisable hero that came alongside His disciples to give them hope in their disappointment.

What comes to mind when you think of a door? Doors often provide access to something that was once unaccessible. When Jesus says "I am the door," He was pointing to something highly significant. Wish shares more in this message.

Opening our series, Ruth shares on Jesus' declaration that He was the good shepherd. But what does this metaphor mean? What can we learn about God from this picture of a shepherd? Tune in to find out more.

Following their recent trip to Zimbabwe, we hear from both Emma and Paul as they share two different aspects to conclude our Why Church? series.

Why do we have church today? Where does it come from? What is the point of church? When we break down these questions, we begin to see how church is not built on man's ideology, but is instead a Kingdom ordained institute. Tune in as Thomas continues our series on "Why Church?"

Discipleship is a life-long process of becoming more like Jesus Christ. When we look to the Word, we see a platform for discipleship is presented which should be embraced. The question is whether or not we have a readiness to be transformed as Scripture outlines. Wish continues our series on "Why Church?" by looking at the importance of discipleship.

God wants us to experience heaven on earth and this is seen through the church. At Centre Church, we affirm that everything we do is an overflow of our heart. For this reason, we have five ‘heart attributes’ that are the core of who we are as a church.

Do we know how God is? Do we know His greatness? How is our worship? Our speaker, Dayana, shares an important and valuable message on worshipping the Lord with all of our soul.