
Community Christian Church
This weekly podcast from Community Christian Church features practical teaching from Sunday gatherings designed to help listeners grow in faith, walk in freedom, discover their purpose, and make an eternal impact. The messages aim to equip individuals to become fully devoted followers of Jesus who integrate God's Kingdom into every part of life. Whether you are just starting your journey or ready to go deeper, these teachings challenge, inspire, and activate you to live fully alive in Christ.
Episodes
The Freedom to Forgive
Forgiveness is one of the hardest commands Jesus gives because it asks us to release a debt we feel someone still owes us. In Matthew 18, Jesus tells the story of a servant who was forgiven an impossible debt, only to refuse mercy to someone who owed him far less. His point is unmistakable: forgiven people forgive people. The cross forever changed the equation. Through Christ, God canceled the deb
The Father Who Runs
The story of the prodigal son is not ultimately about two sons. It is about a Father whose love refuses to quit. While the younger son wandered into reckless living and the older son remained trapped in self-righteous striving, both were separated from the Father's heart in different ways. One believed he had gone too far to be welcomed home. The other believed he could earn what could only b
Love That Crosses the Road
When Jesus was asked, “Who is my neighbor?” He responded with a story that shattered every convenient excuse for withholding compassion. In the parable of the Good Samaritan, the hero everyone expected to help walked by, while the least likely person crossed the road, interrupted his plans, and sacrificed his own time and resources to care for a wounded stranger. The message is as challenging toda
The Hidden Treasure
The Kingdom of God is not a heavy obligation to carry. It is a treasure worth giving everything to possess. In Matthew 13, Jesus compares the Kingdom to a hidden treasure in a field and a pearl of great value. In both stories, the response is the same: joyful surrender. The people who discovered the treasure did not focus on what they were giving up. They focused on what they had found. Yet many o
The 4 Things Killing Your Marriage
Christian marriage is not primarily about finding the right person. It is about becoming the right person. In a culture that often treats relationships as a means of personal fulfillment, Scripture calls us to something deeper: a life of self-giving love modeled after Christ Himself. Philippians 2 reminds us that Jesus did not grasp for His own advantage but humbled Himself for the sake of others.
Transformed People Transform People
Real transformation is never cosmetic. It is not behavior management, religious performance, or learning how to sound more spiritual. It is the deep, lifelong work of surrendering every part of our lives to the reign of God. Through the life of Daniel and the vision of Psalm 40, this message confronts the difference between cultural Christianity and genuine Kingdom formation. Daniel’s public witne
What’s Holding Your House Together?
God’s design for the family was never built around performance, busyness, or survival mode. From the beginning, He intended that the home would be centered on His presence, shaped by daily discipleship, and built on His foundation. In Luke 10, Martha was distracted and overwhelmed while Mary chose what mattered most: the presence of Jesus. That tension still exists in families today. We can fill o
A Faithful Life Still Speaks
In a world obsessed with visibility, platform, and recognition, Scripture reminds us that God deeply honors steadfast faithfulness. From the women who followed Jesus throughout His ministry to Mary Magdalene standing near the cross when others fled, we see a picture of quiet strength, enduring devotion, and unwavering love. These women were not chasing influence, they were simply faithful to stay
Real Men Rebuild
A godly man does not look at what is broken and walk away; he carries the burden to rebuild it. In Nehemiah 1, we see a man who refused to stay detached from the pain of his people. When he heard that Jerusalem’s walls were in ruins, he did not strategize first; he wept, fasted, and prayed. Before he ever led with action, he led with surrender. This message reminds us that real spiritual leadershi
When Obedience Doesn’t Make Sense
Faith is not a response to what we see; it is a decision we make before we see anything at all. Hebrews 11 reminds us that faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see, and that without it, it is impossible to please God. From the Red Sea to the walls of Jericho, Scripture shows us a consistent pattern: God calls His people to move before the miracle happens. When
Faith Before the Full Picture
Faith is not certainty about outcomes; it is a fixed focus on the Father before you have the full picture. Hebrews 11 reframes faith not as wishful thinking, but as assurance, a settled confidence, a title deed to what we cannot yet see. Noah did not build the ark because he had proof. He built it because he trusted the voice of God in a world that had never even seen rain. Surrounded by corruptio
When Doubt is the Doorway
Doubt is often treated like failure, something to hide or overcome as quickly as possible. But in John 20, we see a different picture. The disciples were locked in fear when Jesus came to them, offering peace in the middle of uncertainty. And Thomas voiced the doubts others were likely feeling. Yet Jesus didn’t rebuke him or push him away. He met him. He invited him closer. He revealed Himself mor
Don’t Miss Your Moment
Palm Sunday reminds us that it’s possible to be close to Jesus and still miss Him. As He entered Jerusalem, the crowds shouted praise, declaring Him King, while the Pharisees resisted and the city itself remained blind. In Luke 19, Jesus doesn’t just receive worship. He weeps. Because while people were celebrating what He had done, they failed to recognize who He truly was. They wanted a Savior on
A Witness Worth Following
In a culture fueled by outrage, algorithms, and ragebait, Jesus shows us a different way to live, and a different way to witness. Ephesians 6:12 reminds us that our battle is not against flesh and blood, yet so much of our online and offline behavior suggests otherwise. While the world monetizes anger and rewards division, Scripture calls us away from stirring up conflict and toward embodying Chri
Greatness Goes Low
Jesus knew exactly who He was. John 13 tells us that He understood His authority, His origin, and His destiny. He had come from God and was returning to God. And it was from that place of security that He knelt and washed feet. The King of Glory stooped. The One worthy of eternal praise wrapped Himself in a towel. This message reminded us that biblical greatness is not measured by platform, visibi
Identity Crisis
In a world overwhelmed by self-definition and shifting truths, this message with Abdu Murray exposes the deep identity confusion plaguing our culture, and how the gospel answers it. Drawing from his background in law and apologetics, Abdu reveals how today’s identity crisis stems not from a lack of options, but from too many counterfeit paths that fail to satisfy our longing to belong. Whether it’
Vision Sunday
Throughout Scripture, God’s people marked moments of divine provision with physical reminders so that future generations would remember God's faithfulness. In Joshua 4, after crossing the Jordan, Israel was told to set up stones as a permanent testimony. Not to celebrate themselves, but to declare, “The Lord did this.” Vision Sunday is our version of that moment. This message celebrated what
The Measure of Maturity
This message challenged the myth that spiritual maturity is measured solely by knowledge. Drawing from Paul’s letters to the Corinthians, we were reminded that love, not gifting, eloquence, or Bible literacy, is the true evidence of Christlikeness. Jesus didn’t just know Scripture; He embodied it, proclaiming good news to the poor and freedom to the oppressed. That same Word must move beyond our e
From Crowds to Community: Where Formation Really Happens
Following Jesus isn’t formed in crowds alone. It’s shaped through proximity, vulnerability, and life lived together in community. This message invited our church to reconsider where and how true spiritual growth happens. While large gatherings and sermons are essential, Scripture reveals that the deepest transformation has always taken place in smaller, personal spaces, around tables, in homes, an
From Intimacy, Not Activity
Jesus didn’t pray to perform. He prayed to align Himself with the Father’s will. Over and over, we see Him slip away from crowds, chaos, and even His closest friends to talk with the Father. Prayer wasn’t a discipline He sprinkled into His life; it was the foundation of His life. From the desert to the mountaintop, from the garden to the cross, Jesus showed us what it means to live from intimacy,
Forgiven But Still Stuck
While 63% of Americans identify as Christian, only 4% actually live as disciples whose faith shapes their daily decisions. That means many are calling Jesus Savior, but few are following Him as Lord. This week marks the beginning of a series designed to reintroduce us to the habits of Jesus, not as religious tasks, but as the pathway to genuine transformation. When a rabbi said “follow me,” it mea
Faithful Without The Finish
Some conversations don’t end in a breakthrough. But that doesn’t mean they’re wasted. In Acts 25–26, Paul finds himself standing before King Agrippa. Surrounded by power, politics, and skepticism, Paul doesn’t flinch. He doesn’t pull back. He shares the gospel with clarity and compassion, even though Agrippa walks away unmoved. Why? Because Paul understood that the outcome is God’s job. Ours is to
When Joy Broke Through
For centuries, God was silent. The world groaned under fear, emptiness, and disappointment. Herod ruled with paranoia. Rome ruled with power, and hope felt like fiction. But then, joy broke through. Matthew 2 tells us the story of the Magi, seekers from the east, whose joy began not with arrival but with longing. When they finally encountered Jesus face to face, joy exploded. And that joy didn’t j
Peace in the Chaos
When the angel announced Jesus’ birth to the shepherds, the world was anything but peaceful. Rome was ruled by violence. God had been silent for 400 years. And the people of Israel were weary with waiting. Yet into that very darkness came a declaration: “Do not be afraid. I bring you good news of great joy.” But notice that Jesus didn’t come to bring peace to the world as a condition. He came as p
When God Seems Silent
Simeon waited, not for days or months, but likely for decades. Rome occupied his homeland. God's voice felt distant. Yet Simeon clung to a promise: he would see the Messiah before he died. And then, one day, Jesus was placed in his arms. His waiting wasn’t wasted. God’s silence was not His absence. It never is. In seasons when heaven feels quiet and prayers go unanswered, the temptation is to
Hard Questions. Real Answers.
This week, we didn’t preach a sermon; we hosted a conversation. Apologist and author Abdu Murray joined us live to tackle some of the most pressing, complex, and emotionally charged questions facing followers of Jesus today. From gender ideology to unanswered prayer, from Islamic extremism to spiritual deception, Abdu brought biblical clarity, cultural wisdom, and a posture of grace. He reminded u
Hierarchy or Harmony: Why Can’t the Church Agree on Women in Leadership?
Few topics create more confusion and division in the Church than this one. Why does one church celebrate women leading and preaching, while another says it’s forbidden? And more importantly, what does Scripture actually say? This week, we’re leaning into both the tension and the truth. From Genesis to Revelation, God never designed hierarchy; He designed harmony. Yes, there are difficult verses. B
Money is ________
Let’s be honest, when it comes to giving, most people wrestle with the same tension: “Why should I give part of my income to the church when I already feel stretched thin?” Between debt, bills, hobbies, and the pull to upgrade our lives, generosity can feel impossible or even optional. But Scripture paints a different picture. From the tithe of Abraham to the generosity of the early church, giving
Broken Isn't The End
Brokenness isn’t the end of your story; it’s where God begins. In 1 Kings 17, Elijah finds himself in a famine, a widow faces starvation, and a boy dies unexpectedly. But in every moment of desperation, God moves. He provides when the jar is empty. He heals when hope seems gone. And He speaks, not through fire or thunder, but in a whisper. Over and over, we see the thread: when life falls apart, G
Build Your Life
You’re building your life on something. The question is, will it hold when the storm hits? Jesus said those who build on His words are like wise builders who dig deep and anchor their lives to the Rock. Everything else? Sand. This message is a call back to the foundation: Christ alone. We build our lives on His love, not our performance. On His Word, not our emotions. On His trustworthiness, not o
Worship in the Storm
Peace doesn’t come from the absence of storms; it comes from the presence of Jesus. In Mark 4, the disciples found themselves overwhelmed by chaos, drowning in fear, and questioning whether God even cared. But while the storm raged, Jesus was sleeping, not because He was distant, but because He was in control. And when they cried out, He spoke one word: “Peace.” The wind died down. The waves grew
Thirsty But Never Satisfied
Every one of us is thirsty for something. We chase success, people, and possessions—hoping they’ll fill the ache in our soul. But no matter how much we drink, it’s never enough. That’s because our souls weren’t designed for substitutes. They were designed for Jesus. Psalm 63 says, “I thirst for You… my whole being longs for You.” And in John 4, Jesus tells us that only His living water can truly s
Forward in Purpose & Impact
The Kingdom of God doesn’t advance by consumers—it advances by co-laborers. You weren’t created just to show up—you were designed to make an impact. Every person has a unique role to play in the mission of God, and when we step into that role, the Church becomes more than a building—it becomes a movement. From serving on a team to leading a group to using your gifts to build up others, impact isn’
Forward in Freedom
Freedom isn’t just a personal breakthrough; it’s a shared journey. In Hebrews 10, we’re reminded that spiritual growth was never meant to happen in isolation. Freedom grows when we move forward together. That’s why groups matter. That’s why relationships matter. And that’s why so many people at CCC have found real healing, accountability, and breakthrough the moment they stopped walking alone. Whe
Lives Over Labels
In a culture steeped in outrage, vengeance, and blame, the way of Jesus is radically different. Romans 12:21 calls us to overcome evil, not by returning it, but by confronting it with goodness. Jesus didn’t respond to betrayal with bitterness. He didn’t meet violence with retaliation. He loved His enemies, prayed for His persecutors, and forgave those who didn’t even ask. That’s not weakness. It’s
Forward in Faith
Church isn’t just something we attend; it’s a movement we join. In this launch to our Forward series, we’re calling our church family to reimagine Sunday morning as more than a service. It’s the place where stories change, hearts open, and lives are transformed by the power of Jesus. From skeptics to stalled believers, from families to mature disciples, everyone belongs here. But the Word only tra
Am I Doing This Right?
So many believers live stuck in a cycle of self-effort, shame, and uncertainty, trying hard to be “good Christians” while quietly asking, Am I doing this right? But willpower was never the path to transformation. That’s the good news of Romans 8. We’ve been set free, not to strive harder, but to walk in step with the Spirit. There’s no condemnation for those in Christ, because the Spirit leads us
Fight the Right Fight
You can’t win a spiritual battle with natural weapons. That’s why Paul doesn’t just tell us to stand; he tells us how. Last week, we suited up with truth, righteousness, and peace. This week, we finish the armor: the shield of faith, the helmet of salvation, the sword of the Spirit, and the power of prayer. Why? Because the enemy’s strategy is subtle: whispers of fear, lies, condemnation, distract
The Armor of God: How to Stand Firm in a Chaotic World
Do you ever find yourself constantly agitated, on edge, or easily frustrated by the people and circumstances around you? It often feels like we're in a constant fight, but what if we've misidentified the real enemy? In this message, we dive into Ephesians 6 to uncover the true nature of our spiritual battle. Learn how to stop fighting against flesh and blood and start preparing for the
God's Blueprint For Family
Life can often feel like walking a tightrope, especially when it comes to raising a family. How do we stay balanced when the unpredictable winds of adversity, trials, and temptation begin to blow? God provides the plan in His Word.
Join us for this message with Joy Gruits, as we unpack the powerful and practical instructions for parents and children found in Ephesians 6. This sermon offers a guid
The Secret to a Lasting Marriage
Have you ever struggled with the Bible's teachings on marriage? The passage in Ephesians 5 is often seen as controversial, but what if we've been starting in the wrong place all along?
Join us as we explore how this single verse transforms our understanding of relationships. Learn what it truly means to be a "servant leader" and how the model of Christ's sacrificial love
You Were Made for More
You weren’t made to blend in. You were made to reflect the image of the One who called you. But let’s be honest, those who know better don’t always do better. That’s why Paul urges us to imitate God, not culture. To live as children of light in a world clouded by confusion, compromise, and counterfeit love. That means no more double lives, no more excuse-making, and no more flirting with darkness.
Put Off Your Old Self
Transformation isn’t just about what God takes off of you. It’s about what He builds in you. In Ephesians 4, Paul makes it clear: you can’t walk in newness while clinging to what’s old. The habits, the mindsets, the speech, the bitterness…it all has to go. This isn’t behavior modification. It’s a spiritual renovation. You’ve been called to put off the old self and to be renewed in the spirit of yo
Walk Worthy!
Salvation is a gift. Maturity is a response. In Ephesians 4, Paul turns the corner from identity to responsibility, urging us to walk in a manner worthy of the calling we’ve received. But this isn’t a call to strive. It’s a call to live surrendered. That means choosing humility in a culture of pride, choosing patience in a culture of hurry, and choosing unity when division is easier. It means refu
Reconstructive Love
The love of Christ isn’t soft and sentimental. It’s not therapeutic moralism wrapped in Christian language. Paul knew that. From a Roman prison cell, he didn’t pray for comfort; he prayed for transformation. In this passage, we’re not given a warm devotional. We’re handed a blueprint for transformation. And at the center is the love of Christ. But His love is not the kind the world defines. This l
Grace for Purpose
God didn’t just save you to forgive your past. He saved you to unleash your purpose. In Ephesians 3, Paul unpacks the mystery of the gospel: that every barrier separating people from God (and each other) has been torn down through Jesus. And now, the riches of Christ belong to all who believe. But this grace doesn’t just cleanse; it commissions. Paul knew that firsthand. Though he saw himself as t
Belong & Build
You were once far off, excluded, cut off, and without hope. But now, through the blood of Jesus, you’ve been brought near. Ephesians 2 reveals that the dividing wall of hostility has been torn down, not just between people and God, but between people and each other. There are no second-class citizens in the Kingdom. In Christ, we are one family, one temple, one dwelling where God’s Spirit lives. S
Made Alive
You weren’t bad and got better. You were dead and got raised. That’s the radical mercy of God. Ephesians 2 tells the truth: we were all stuck, broken, and deserving of wrath. But God, rich in mercy, overflowing in love, made us alive with Christ. Salvation isn’t behavior modification. It’s resurrection. You’ve been raised, seated, and set apart to walk in the good works God prepared in advance. An
Unlock What's Already Yours
Most believers live like they’re waiting for something more: more clarity, more purpose, more strength. But Paul’s prayer in Ephesians 1 reminds us that in Christ, we already have everything we need: hope that anchors, value that can’t be stolen, and resurrection power that raises dead things to life. The problem isn’t what we lack, it’s what we’ve failed to access. So Paul prays, “Open the eyes o
You Are Not Who You Think You Are
When your identity is built on anything you can lose (success, status, relationships) it will always be fragile. But Ephesians 1 reveals a better foundation. Before you did anything, God chose, adopted, redeemed, and sealed you by His Spirit. You’re not an orphan trying to earn love. You’re a son or daughter marked by grace. In a world selling insecurity and self-promotion, this passage anchors yo
I AM the Good Shepherd.
Jesus didn’t say He was a teacher of goodness or a model of kindness. He said, “I am the good shepherd.” In a world full of hirelings, noise, and counterfeit leaders, He stands alone as the One who knows His sheep by name, leads them with love, and lays down His life for their sake. This Memorial Day weekend, we remember those who gave their lives for our freedom, and we look to the One who gave H
Practicing the Way
God is moving in powerful ways through the next generation. We celebrated it loud and proud! Honor the Grad Sunday, a full Youth and Kids Takeover Service where students will lead worship, share testimonies, and show us what it looks like to live with bold faith in their everyday lives.
As part of this special day, we honored our High School Seniors, celebrating all they’ve accomplished and prayi
I AM the Door.
In a culture that celebrates open-mindedness and endless spiritual options, the claim of Jesus is strikingly clear: “I am the door.” Not a door. The door. The only access point to salvation, to eternal life, and to joy that doesn’t fade. Religion can’t save us. Good works can’t unlock eternity. The door to Eden was closed by sin, and only Jesus can open what we lost. This Mother’s Day, we’ll explo
I AM the Way, Truth, & Life
In a world that tells us truth is personal, identity is fluid, and every path leads somewhere good, Jesus makes the most exclusive and liberating claim in human history: “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.” He’s not just one of many voices. He is the voice. This isn’t about religion or spiritual options. It’s about a Person who redefines what is
I AM the True Vine.
We live in a world that pushes performance, hustle, and burnout. But Jesus offers something better: connection. That’s why He said, “I am the vine; you are the branches.” Real life doesn’t come from doing more. It comes from staying close to Him. If you’re tired, tangled, or spiritually dry, this message is for you. It’s time to get reconnected.
I AM the Resurrection & the Life - Easter Sunday
When Jesus said, “I am the resurrection and the life,” He wasn’t pointing to an event. He was pointing to Himself. This Easter, come experience the power that still raises the dead and changes everything.
I AM the Light of the World.
In a culture full of confusion, compromise, and chaos, it’s easy to lose your way. But Jesus didn’t just expose darkness, He overcame it. When He declared, “I am the light of the world,” He was giving us more than hope. He was giving us direction. This Palm Sunday, we’re stepping out of the shadows and into the light that leads to life.
I AM the Bread of Life.
You’re feeding your life with something—achievement, approval, distraction, or comfort—but it never satisfies. Jesus didn’t come to offer a temporary fix; He came to be the source of lasting fulfillment. When He said, “I am the bread of life,” He was offering the only thing that can truly satisfy your soul. This Sunday, come hungry for more than religion. Come ready to be filled.
I Have Decided.
Join us for a beautiful baptism celebration! As we witness individuals take this step of faith, we are reminded of the incredible truth found in Acts 11—that salvation is not just for a select few but for everyone who believes. The gospel of Jesus Christ is for both Jews and Gentiles, for every nation and every heart ready to receive Him. Through baptism, we declare the death of the old self and t
The Bible is Meant to Transform you - Not Just Inform You
How to study the Bible for yourself. God’s Word isn’t just meant to be read; it’s meant to transform your life. We’re breaking down three powerful steps to studying Scripture—Observation, Interpretation, and Application—so you can understand it, live it, and experience its power every day. If you’ve ever struggled to get the most out of your Bible, this message will equip you with the tools you ne
66 Books, One Story
Where did the Bible come from? We’ll unpack the origin, formation, and trustworthiness of Scripture, giving you confidence in how God preserved His Word through history. In a world full of shifting opinions and uncertainty, the Bible remains unchanging, reliable, and authoritative. Don’t miss this powerful message as we continue building a firm foundation for your faith! Here at CCC, we’re committ
7 Convincing Reasons that the Bible is TRUE
Week two of Flourish, where we’re tackling one of the most important questions of our faith: How can we know the Bible is truly God’s Word? We will unpack the authenticity and reliability of Scripture, giving us the confidence to stand firm in what we believe. In a world full of shifting opinions and uncertainty, God’s Word remains unchanging, trustworthy, and true. Don’t miss this powerful messag
Healing, Body, Soul, & Spirit Through Prayer
We’re diving into the essentials of spiritual growth—prayer, the power of God’s Word, and the principles that shape a thriving faith. Whether you’re taking your first step or you’ve been walking with Jesus for years, this series will equip you to grow deeper, stand stronger, and experience the abundant life God designed for you.
Vision Sunday 2025
We’re so glad you joined us for Vision Sunday! Today, we celebrate all that God has done in 2024—stories of life-change, powerful testimonies, and moments that have shaped our church family. But we’re just getting started. As we step into 2025, we’re believing for even greater things. Together, we’re moving forward in faith, freedom, purpose, and impact.
Why Are Some Things In Me So Hard To Change?
As we wrap up our "Reboot" series, we’ll confront the deeper reasons why some habits are so difficult to break. Whether it’s because they’ve been with us for so long, they feel like part of our identity, they offer a temporary payoff, or the enemy’s discouragement is at work, these patterns don’t have to define us. True transformation comes through renewing our thoughts and attitudes in
Looking Back In Order To Move Forward
Pastor Tony Rea continues our "Reboot" series with a powerful message on the role of reflection in personal transformation. Drawing inspiration from Psalm 139, he shares how we can invite God to examine our hearts, reveal hidden wounds, and bring healing to the areas that hinder our growth.
Changing Starts With Choosing
Choosing to change our mindset in how we truly reboot our lives. Pastor Chris explains the connection between our thoughts, identity, and behaviors, highlighting how our struggles often originate in our minds.
How to Prepare For A Life Reboot
In this week's message, Pastor Chris kicks off the "Reboot" series, challenging us to refresh our spiritual lives for the new year. Using the analogy of a computer reboot, he offers practical steps to identify areas for change and experience God in a new way.
Christmas Service 2024
Our church gathers for a joyous Christmas celebration! Featuring a powerful message from Pastor Chris, and heartwarming stories from our own community, families and friends come together to commemorate the true meaning of Christmas.
Lasting Joy Beyond Circumstances
Pastor Tony explains the true meaning of Christmas joy, emphasizing that it's not solely dependent on external circumstances or material possessions., but to find lasting joy in God's promises and the finished work of Jesus Christ.
Finding Peace in the Storm
Pastor Chris explores the idea of peace, especially the kind of peace that only God can give. He contrasts the temporary peace the world offers, like feeling calm and relaxed, with the lasting peace that comes from a deep connection with Christ.
Pastor Chris explains that true peace isn't just about having no problems. It's about feeling God's presence in your life. By focusing on
A Tale of Two Wisdoms
Pastor Tyler teaches on the biblical concept of two opposing wisdoms: earthly and heavenly. Using the contrasting cities of Paris and London during the French Revolution as a metaphor, he points out how these two wisdoms manifest in our lives, emphasizing the importance of choosing heavenly wisdom, which is characterized by purity, peace, and humility.
Give Back Sunday 2024
As we celebrate all the incredible things CCC has partnered with around the world, Pastor Chris, along with guest speaker and founder of Breakloose Prison Ministry, Tim Frantz, encourages us to invest our time and resources into eternity.
Taming The Tongue
Pastor Tony tackles the topic of "taming the tongue" found in the Book of James. Instead of focusing on the damage our words can cause, he encourages us to "Open your mouth and PRAISE!" Using the analogy of a stumble, he shows how our tongues can trip us up, and then offers practical advice, using the acronym PRAISE, on how to use our words for good. He challenges us to spea
Faith in Action: Living Out Your Beliefs
Pastor Chris explores the link between faith and actions, highlighting that true faith leads to good works. He connects this message to the upcoming election, urging us to actively participate in the democratic process while ultimately trusting in God's plan, regardless of the outcome. He also addresses the common misconception of salvation through good works, clarifying that salvation is a g
How to Love People
PT focuses on the "royal law" of love from James 2 and explores how showing favoritism contradicts this fundamental principle. We should be extending love and mercy to all, just as Christ did, so we can experience the transformative power of a servant's heart. Let's embrace this royal law and actively share the Gospel with compassion, leaving judgment to God.
3 Ways to Unleash the Power of the Bible in Your Life
Pastor Chris emphasizes the importance of actively engaging with the Word of God. He uses the analogy of a mirror to illustrate how the Word can reveal areas in our lives that need attention and change. We are encouraged to not only hear the Word, but to humbly accept it and allow it to transform us.
How to Persevere When Life Gets Tough
PT kicks off our series on the Book of James, exploring how to live out faith in the midst of trials. He emphasizes the importance of joy and perseverance in navigating challenging times, drawing parallels between our lives and the experiences of the early church. He reminds us that trials can lead to spiritual growth and serve as a powerful testimony to those around us.
Forward in Impact: GET MOVING
Pastor Chris unpacks the powerful theme of moving forward in impact, highlighting that God's intention for us is not just to be saved, but to actively participate in His Kingdom. Fulfillment lies in serving others with our unique gifts, and it's never too late to make a difference.
Forward in Purpose: GET PURPOSE
Pastor Chris unpacks the powerful meaning of the four cups from the Jewish Passover Seder, representing sanctification, deliverance, redemption, and praise, to illustrate God's plan for a life of fulfillment. He encourages us to discover their unique gifts and talents to make an impact for God's Kingdom. True purpose is not just about what you do, but about who you are in Christ.
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