Centre Church Podcast

This week, Tyler kicks off our new series 'Everyday Christianity' with a discussion about what it means to live out your faith in the workplace. This practical series is designed to help us to have the attitude of Christ Jesus in our day-to-day routine.

Trust in the Lord? - Whose faith is it anyway? Why do we have faith in God? How can we be assured? is it a case of abandoning logic and reason to have faith? Chris explores these questions as we round off our Faith series.

How are those who mourn truly #blessed? Julian looks at the second beatitude in Matthew 5 v.4 and discovers that those who mourn truly are blessed.

Chris kicks off our new series #Blessed with a sermon on the first 'beatitude' found in Matthew Chapter 5. Over the next few weeks, we'll be looking at all of these statements by Jesus and how we can apply them to our own lives. This first talk, poor in spirit, speaks of the 'upside-down' kingdom of God and how being blessed doesn't necessarily mean what we think it means!

In our final 'about the one' session, Julian looks at Jesus as 'the one'. The one who gave everything for each and every one of us. Join with us as we explore God together.

Tyler discusses that famous passage in the epistle of James. What does it look like when faith and works are joined together? How can faith and works co-exist and why should they? Join with us as Tyler rounds off our Faith series.

Prayer. What's it all about? Are we more concerned with the things we're bringing to God than just talking to Him as a friend? Andrew Parfitt, our guest speaker, shares a great message about prayer and how it can, and should, be a part of our daily walk with God.

Guest Speaker, Andrew Parfitt, shares with us a great message about keeping on fire for God. The early pentecostals used to sign off their letters 'KOF' meaning 'Keep On Fire'; but have we lost some of that fire today? Andrew challenges us to keep on fire for God.

Our series on faith continues this week as Tyler looks at the story of Jesus (and Peter) walking on the water. He asks the question 'what happens when it all goes wrong?'

What's so pressing about the parable of the lost coin? As we continue our series #AboutTheOne, Tyler shares a message about Jesus' compassion and the value he places on the one.

Julian discusses Everyday Faith. What does it look like to have faith and live by faith in our day-to-day lives? Check out this podcast and find out how to apply 'faith' day-by-day.

Tyler kicks off our new Burgess Hill series on faith. He asks 'What does it mean for the righteous to live by faith?'. Check in every week to catch up with each new installment in this exciting new series!

Chris takes our #AboutTheOne series on and shares a message that Everything's Not Lost. Using the parable of the 'Prodigal Son' in Luke 15, Chris explores where we find ourselves in this story and shares God's declaration that Everything's Not Lost because God is all about the one. Each and every one.

Janet shares her heart with us about the Abundant Life that is offered in Christ Jesus.

Jesus' life was concerned with the one, the one lost sheep, the one sick girl, the one blind man. He wanted to show love and compassion to that one person. What does it mean for us to go out and show compassion to the one? To the one who has no-one to love them or care for them? Julian explores this idea at Centre Church Brighton.

Join us as Tyler discusses servanthood. We serve a God who came not to be served but to serve. So let's discover what that means for us all today.

David shares a personal message about who God is & how he influences his 'here and now'.

Join with us as we explore what it means to move from deep water to higher ground with the aid of our worship director here at Centre Church.

Guest Speaker, Philip Duke, shares what it means to remain in Jesus' love, using a passage from the book of John. How can we remain in the love of Christ? What does that mean for our everyday lives?

Julian discusses the idea that the God of the Bible is a God of the impossible! God can do all things but how do we live in a way to set ourselves up for God to use us to achieve the 'impossible'. Nothing is impossible for God.