Centre Street Church Audio Sermons

We are living in a time of urgency to tell others about Jesus. Pastor Kent shares the challenge that each of us have been sent. You may be sent overseas, or you may be sent to the neighbourhood where you live. Romans 10:14-15 says that If no one is sent, then no one will be saved.

Part 4 of the Pursue Generosity series. The word ‘give’ is used in the Bible almost twice as often as ‘faith, hope and love’ combined. Though we may exercise token generosity, we are not naturally inclined to be sacrificially generous. This sermon explores what the Bible teaches about a third principle of generosity, ‘All that I Give, God Multiples.’

Most people want to be more generous, but they are afraid to doing so. They wonder if they give all this money away and then lose their job, or if they are generous and then suddenly get hit with a huge unexpected expense, what will happen to them? This sermon addresses this issue - ‘Can I trust God to meet my needs?'

Anyone can be thankful in good times, but can we be thankful even during the tough times? Pastor Ashwin preaches from Habakkuk 3:16-19, encouraging us to celebrate Thanksgiving meaningfully no matter what circumstances we are going through in life.

This sermon is the second in the Pursue Generosity Series. God owns everything but He gives to us what we need and more to share with our world. This sermon focuses on God’s plan for us and the priceless faith-building adventure through generosity God wants us to experience.

The Pursue Generosity series will explore the powerful correlation between our spiritual condition and what we do with our time, talent, money and possessions. This first sermon of the series looks at the foundational aspect of generosity – ‘Who do we trust?'

As the final part of the Why Believe Series by Dr. Henry Schorr, this sermon is the second part of ‘Why the Church Matters’. It continues to make a case for the relevance of the church and for the very vital role it has played and continues to play in the lives of people and nations of the world.

In this first of a two part series on the Church several questions are addressed in this final section of the ‘Why Believe’ series. Why do so many people have a positive opinion of Jesus Christ and an altogether different opinion of the church He established? Does the church matter? Is it making a difference in our world today?

To conclude our “I AM” summer series, Pastor Gordon Dirks shares the ‘best of all’ of the I AM statements of Jesus – “I AM with you always.” We can be assured that we are never alone, we don’t need to live in fear, our identity is in Christ, we can persevere in times of struggle and we can live lives of powerful impact.

In John 15:1-5, Jesus declares, “ I am the true vine … apart from me you can do nothing.” This is not a statement of arrogance, but rather an invitation of hope. If you find yourself disconnected from Jesus today, you can be restored by repenting and accepting Him as your salvation.