All our resources have one aim, to help you encounter God, revealed to us in Jesus Christ who said He was ‘the way, the truth and the life’. Come explore with us…
Watch Our Services Online
find us on youtube.com (/christcentralchurch)
Our service from our PO1 congregation is broadcast via YouTube at 10:30am each Sunday. We’d love to know who is joining us, so please say ‘Hi’ in the chat.
Check out our YouTube channel to browse our previous services and catch up on news and updates.
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Encountering God with Music
As well as reading and hearing the Word, we can worship God through singing biblical truths of God’s Word. God’s people through the ages have been a people who sing! It’s something of the overflow of what God has done in our hearts (Luke 6:45).
Song Recordings from our Online Services
We have uploaded a playlist full of songs recorded for our Sunday Services – Songs that Help You Connect. We hope that this will help you worship and provide a source of strength as you hear biblical truth being sung by members of our church family. To access, click here, or browse the embedded playlist by clicking in the song to the right and selecting the playlist icon. Subscribe below to be the first to hear new content!
Playlists for Worship and Prayer
In addition to YouTube, Paul and Katie – our Worship Arts Deacons – have curated playlists on Spotify which include a number of the songs we sing.
Perhaps you just want some music to help you concentrate or pray? William Augusto has a great selection, which is available on Spotify, YouTube and Apple Music.
Online Tools to Equip You to Encounter God
ChristCentral members get access to a range of extra resources through Faithlife Equip – including Faithlife TV, Logos Bible Study Software and free eBooks.
From Bible study software and seminary-level video courses to Christian TV and movies, Faithlife Equip provides convenient, trustworthy ways for you to go deeper into Scripture. Access a shared biblical-theological library in Logos Bible Software. Choose from over 200 courses spanning dozens of subjects. Stream thousands of hours of video, with hundreds of kids shows, documentaries and more. Read from a diverse library of Christian books, including classics by writers like Charles Spurgeon and Oswald Chambers to Christian novels and fiction. There is so much available through Faithlife Equip.
How to Use the New Tools
We have created some tutorial videos to help our members make the best use out of these new tools. You can view these videos here or to browse via YouTube click here.
Not Yet a ChristCentral Member?
If you are new to ChristCentral, we’ve created an online course to help you connect and belong, visit christcentral.church/exploremembership.
Free Book of the Month
Faithlife provide a huge selection of resources through their Faithlife E-Books app, and their Logos Bible Study Software. Each month they offer a free resource on each of these programmes – alongside an extra selection of books available for sale.
If you do not have the Faithlife Equip account (provided to all ChristCentral members), you can still access these resources by creating your own Faithlife Account. Check out this month’s free resources by clicking the buttons below.
Other Recommended Apps
In addition to the new suite of Apps by Faithlife Equip, why not check out some of these great resources – to help you engage with God and His Word.
Asking Questions? Finding Answers
Here you will find a selection of other resources which we have produced. We are working hard to produce videos, articles and blog posts to help answer your questions.
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The question of suffering is tough to talk about. Not only because it’s so common, but also so personal. How do we make sense of our broken world?