Clear Creek Community Church: Recent Episodes
by Clear Creek Community Church
Clear Creek Community Church is an interdenominational, multi-campus church located south of Houston, Texas. CCCC is a part of the Acts 29 Network and currently has 5 campuses in Clear Lake, Friendswood, and League City.
CCCC's Teaching Team offers teaching that explains the Bible and applies the Gospel to real life. More information about Clear Creek Community Church is available at http://clearcreek.org or you can download the CCCC App.
Everyone is a citizen of somewhere. Followers of Jesus are no different. They are citizens not only of their respective countries but, more importantly, are citizens of God’s kingdom. And, like any kind of kingdom, there are expected ways for citizens to live – ways that demonstrate the character and values of the kingdom and show others why this specific kingdom would be worth considering to be a part of. In Citizen: Living in a Counter-Kingdom, the CCCC Teaching Team will look at Jesus’ kingdom manifesto found in Matthew 5-7, better known as the Sermon on the Mount which shows followers of Jesus exactly how the kingdom of God is lived-out in real time.
Everyone is a citizen of somewhere. Followers of Jesus are no different. They are citizens not only of their respective countries but, more importantly, are citizens of God’s kingdom. And, like any kind of kingdom, there are expected ways for citizens to live – ways that demonstrate the character and values of the kingdom and show others why this specific kingdom would be worth considering to be a part of. In Citizen: Living in a Counter-Kingdom, the CCCC Teaching Team will look at Jesus’ kingdom manifesto found in Matthew 5-7, better known as the Sermon on the Mount which shows followers of Jesus exactly how the kingdom of God is lived-out in real time.
Everyone is a citizen of somewhere. Followers of Jesus are no different. They are citizens not only of their respective countries but, more importantly, are citizens of God’s kingdom. And, like any kind of kingdom, there are expected ways for citizens to live – ways that demonstrate the character and values of the kingdom and show others why this specific kingdom would be worth considering to be a part of. In Citizen: Living in a Counter-Kingdom, the CCCC Teaching Team will look at Jesus’ kingdom manifesto found in Matthew 5-7, better known as the Sermon on the Mount which shows followers of Jesus exactly how the kingdom of God is lived-out in real time.
Everyone is a citizen of somewhere. Followers of Jesus are no different. They are citizens not only of their respective countries but, more importantly, are citizens of God’s kingdom. And, like any kind of kingdom, there are expected ways for citizens to live – ways that demonstrate the character and values of the kingdom and show others why this specific kingdom would be worth considering to be a part of. In Citizen: Living in a Counter-Kingdom, the CCCC Teaching Team will look at Jesus’ kingdom manifesto found in Matthew 5-7, better known as the Sermon on the Mount which shows followers of Jesus exactly how the kingdom of God is lived-out in real time.
Everyone is a citizen of somewhere. Followers of Jesus are no different. They are citizens not only of their respective countries but, more importantly, are citizens of God’s kingdom. And, like any kind of kingdom, there are expected ways for citizens to live – ways that demonstrate the character and values of the kingdom and show others why this specific kingdom would be worth considering to be a part of. In Citizen: Living in a Counter-Kingdom, the CCCC Teaching Team will look at Jesus’ kingdom manifesto found in Matthew 5-7, better known as the Sermon on the Mount which shows followers of Jesus exactly how the kingdom of God is lived-out in real time.
Everyone is a citizen of somewhere. Followers of Jesus are no different. They are citizens not only of their respective countries but, more importantly, are citizens of God’s kingdom. And, like any kind of kingdom, there are expected ways for citizens to live – ways that demonstrate the character and values of the kingdom and show others why this specific kingdom would be worth considering to be a part of. In Citizen: Living in a Counter-Kingdom, the CCCC Teaching Team will look at Jesus’ kingdom manifesto found in Matthew 5-7, better known as the Sermon on the Mount which shows followers of Jesus exactly how the kingdom of God is lived-out in real time.
Everyone is a citizen of somewhere. Followers of Jesus are no different. They are citizens not only of their respective countries but, more importantly, are citizens of God’s kingdom. And, like any kind of kingdom, there are expected ways for citizens to live – ways that demonstrate the character and values of the kingdom and show others why this specific kingdom would be worth considering to be a part of. In Citizen: Living in a Counter-Kingdom, the CCCC Teaching Team will look at Jesus’ kingdom manifesto found in Matthew 5-7, better known as the Sermon on the Mount which shows followers of Jesus exactly how the kingdom of God is lived-out in real time.
Everyone is a citizen of somewhere. Followers of Jesus are no different. They are citizens not only of their respective countries but, more importantly, are citizens of God’s kingdom. And, like any kind of kingdom, there are expected ways for citizens to live – ways that demonstrate the character and values of the kingdom and show others why this specific kingdom would be worth considering to be a part of. In Citizen: Living in a Counter-Kingdom, the CCCC Teaching Team will look at Jesus’ kingdom manifesto found in Matthew 5-7, better known as the Sermon on the Mount which shows followers of Jesus exactly how the kingdom of God is lived-out in real time.
Everyone is a citizen of somewhere. Followers of Jesus are no different. They are citizens not only of their respective countries but, more importantly, are citizens of God’s kingdom. And, like any kind of kingdom, there are expected ways for citizens to live – ways that demonstrate the character and values of the kingdom and show others why this specific kingdom would be worth considering to be a part of. In Citizen: Living in a Counter-Kingdom, the CCCC Teaching Team will look at Jesus’ kingdom manifesto found in Matthew 5-7, better known as the Sermon on the Mount which shows followers of Jesus exactly how the kingdom of God is lived-out in real time.
Everyone is a citizen of somewhere. Followers of Jesus are no different. They are citizens not only of their respective countries but, more importantly, are citizens of God’s kingdom. And, like any kind of kingdom, there are expected ways for citizens to live – ways that demonstrate the character and values of the kingdom and show others why this specific kingdom would be worth considering to be a part of. In Citizen: Living in a Counter-Kingdom, the CCCC Teaching Team will look at Jesus’ kingdom manifesto found in Matthew 5-7, better known as the Sermon on the Mount which shows followers of Jesus exactly how the kingdom of God is lived-out in real time.
Everyone is a citizen of somewhere. Followers of Jesus are no different. They are citizens not only of their respective countries but, more importantly, are citizens of God’s kingdom. And, like any kind of kingdom, there are expected ways for citizens to live – ways that demonstrate the character and values of the kingdom and show others why this specific kingdom would be worth considering to be a part of. In Citizen: Living in a Counter-Kingdom, the CCCC Teaching Team will look at Jesus’ kingdom manifesto found in Matthew 5-7, better known as the Sermon on the Mount which shows followers of Jesus exactly how the kingdom of God is lived-out in real time.
A recent study showed that three out of ten young adults with a Christian background feel that “churches are out of step with the scientific world we live in.” This shouldn’t surprise us. There are countless stories of followers of Jesus who, upon entering college, find their faith confronted by their freshman biology class. The tension mounts: do I choose my faith over science or vise versa? But what if you don’t have to make that choice? What if there was a constructive path where you could both embrace your faith and not only be non-antagonistic to science, but more than open to it? In Faith and Science, the teaching team will guide you to those very answers and, maybe, discover a new way of understanding (and living out) your faith in a scientific world.
A recent study showed that three out of ten young adults with a Christian background feel that “churches are out of step with the scientific world we live in.” This shouldn’t surprise us. There are countless stories of followers of Jesus who, upon entering college, find their faith confronted by their freshman biology class. The tension mounts: do I choose my faith over science or vise versa? But what if you don’t have to make that choice? What if there was a constructive path where you could both embrace your faith and not only be non-antagonistic to science, but more than open to it? In Faith and Science, the teaching team will guide you to those very answers and, maybe, discover a new way of understanding (and living out) your faith in a scientific world.
A recent study showed that three out of ten young adults with a Christian background feel that “churches are out of step with the scientific world we live in.” This shouldn’t surprise us. There are countless stories of followers of Jesus who, upon entering college, find their faith confronted by their freshman biology class. The tension mounts: do I choose my faith over science or vise versa? But what if you don’t have to make that choice? What if there was a constructive path where you could both embrace your faith and not only be non-antagonistic to science, but more than open to it? In Faith and Science, the teaching team will guide you to those very answers and, maybe, discover a new way of understanding (and living out) your faith in a scientific world.
A recent study showed that three out of ten young adults with a Christian background feel that “churches are out of step with the scientific world we live in.” This shouldn’t surprise us. There are countless stories of followers of Jesus who, upon entering college, find their faith confronted by their freshman biology class. The tension mounts: do I choose my faith over science or vise versa? But what if you don’t have to make that choice? What if there was a constructive path where you could both embrace your faith and not only be non-antagonistic to science, but more than open to it? In Faith and Science, the teaching team will guide you to those very answers and, maybe, discover a new way of understanding (and living out) your faith in a scientific world.
A recent study showed that three out of ten young adults with a Christian background feel that “churches are out of step with the scientific world we live in.” This shouldn’t surprise us. There are countless stories of followers of Jesus who, upon entering college, find their faith confronted by their freshman biology class. The tension mounts: do I choose my faith over science or vise versa? But what if you don’t have to make that choice? What if there was a constructive path where you could both embrace your faith and not only be non-antagonistic to science, but more than open to it? In Faith and Science, the teaching team will guide you to those very answers and, maybe, discover a new way of understanding (and living out) your faith in a scientific world.
About the Series: Today there is a debate in our culture revolving around gender: What is it to be a man or a woman? Is gender biological or something more? Even if you define gender along historical lines, what does femininity or masculinity look like? In the By Design series, the CCCC teaching team will look at God’s view of men and women in order to see what difference, gifts, and impact each bring to the table of gender.
About the Series: Today there is a debate in our culture revolving around gender: What is it to be a man or a woman? Is gender biological or something more? Even if you define gender along historical lines, what does femininity or masculinity look like? In the By Design series, the CCCC teaching team will look at God’s view of men and women in order to see what difference, gifts, and impact each bring to the table of gender.
About the Series: Today there is a debate in our culture revolving around gender: What is it to be a man or a woman? Is gender biological or something more? Even if you define gender along historical lines, what does femininity or masculinity look like? In the By Design series, the CCCC teaching team will look at God’s view of men and women in order to see what difference, gifts, and impact each bring to the table of gender.
About the Series: Today there is a debate in our culture revolving around gender: What is it to be a man or a woman? Is gender biological or something more? Even if you define gender along historical lines, what does femininity or masculinity look like? In the By Design series, the CCCC teaching team will look at God’s view of men and women in order to see what difference, gifts, and impact each bring to the table of gender.
Join us as we discuss God's master plan for all time, past, present and future, and how He has designed a place in it just for you.
Join us as we discuss God's master plan for all time, past, present and future, and how He has designed a place in it just for you.
Join us as we discuss God's master plan for all time, past, present and future, and how He has designed a place in it just for you.
Join us as we discuss God's master plan for all time, past, present and future, and how He has designed a place in it just for you.
About the Series: B.C. – Before Christ. Time in the modern world is ordered by the number of years since the birth of Jesus. We often talk about how the arrival of Jesus changed everything. But what if there’s more to Jesus’ story than what started 2,000 years ago? What if exploring the stories of the Old Testament could reveal more about Jesus and change the way we follow him today? In the series Jesus BC, the pastors of CCCC will examine the stories of the Old Testament and the ways they anticipate the Christ.
About the Series: B.C. – Before Christ. Time in the modern world is ordered by the number of years since the birth of Jesus. We often talk about how the arrival of Jesus changed everything. But what if there’s more to Jesus’ story than what started 2,000 years ago? What if exploring the stories of the Old Testament could reveal more about Jesus and change the way we follow him today? In the series Jesus BC, the pastors of CCCC will examine the stories of the Old Testament and the ways they anticipate the Christ.
About the Series: B.C. – Before Christ. Time in the modern world is ordered by the number of years since the birth of Jesus. We often talk about how the arrival of Jesus changed everything. But what if there’s more to Jesus’ story than what started 2,000 years ago? What if exploring the stories of the Old Testament could reveal more about Jesus and change the way we follow him today? In the series Jesus BC, the pastors of CCCC will examine the stories of the Old Testament and the ways they anticipate the Christ.
About the Series: B.C. – Before Christ. Time in the modern world is ordered by the number of years since the birth of Jesus. We often talk about how the arrival of Jesus changed everything. But what if there’s more to Jesus’ story than what started 2,000 years ago? What if exploring the stories of the Old Testament could reveal more about Jesus and change the way we follow him today? In the series Jesus BC, the pastors of CCCC will examine the stories of the Old Testament and the ways they anticipate the Christ.
About the Series: B.C. – Before Christ. Time in the modern world is ordered by the number of years since the birth of Jesus. We often talk about how the arrival of Jesus changed everything. But what if there’s more to Jesus’ story than what started 2,000 years ago? What if exploring the stories of the Old Testament could reveal more about Jesus and change the way we follow him today? In the series Jesus BC, the pastors of CCCC will examine the stories of the Old Testament and the ways they anticipate the Christ.
About the Series: At times God chooses to use certain passages of scripture to radically change our lives. Join the CCCC teaching team as they share some of these impacting moments and Life Passages of scripture from their own journeys.
About the Series: At times God chooses to use certain passages of scripture to radically change our lives. Join the CCCC teaching team as they share some of these impacting moments and Life Passages of scripture from their own journeys.
About the Series: At times God chooses to use certain passages of scripture to radically change our lives. Join the CCCC teaching team as they share some of these impacting moments and Life Passages of scripture from their own journeys.
About the Series: Beliefs are the software of the soul, so our entire lives operate according to our beliefs. Parents and others shape our beliefs so we can thrive as people. But some dangerous beliefs make their way into our lives through subtle or subversive means. These beliefs can twist our values, pervert our decisions, and poison our lives. In Toxic Beliefs, the CCCC teaching team will expose common toxic beliefs in our culture and call us to embrace the life-giving truth that replaces those toxic beliefs.
About the Series: Beliefs are the software of the soul, so our entire lives operate according to our beliefs. Parents and others shape our beliefs so we can thrive as people. But some dangerous beliefs make their way into our lives through subtle or subversive means. These beliefs can twist our values, pervert our decisions, and poison our lives. In Toxic Beliefs, the CCCC teaching team will expose common toxic beliefs in our culture and call us to embrace the life-giving truth that replaces those toxic beliefs.
About the Series: Beliefs are the software of the soul, so our entire lives operate according to our beliefs. Parents and others shape our beliefs so we can thrive as people. But some dangerous beliefs make their way into our lives through subtle or subversive means. These beliefs can twist our values, pervert our decisions, and poison our lives. In Toxic Beliefs, the CCCC teaching team will expose common toxic beliefs in our culture and call us to embrace the life-giving truth that replaces those toxic beliefs.
About the Series: Everyone struggles. But what do we do with our struggles? That’s the real question. Do we despair, become complacent, or actually grow through them? That’s right. We can use our struggles as moments for catalytic growth spiritually. In this series, hear stories of how our personal struggles can become platforms for a deeper, stronger walk with Jesus. Don’t let your struggles hold you down! Leverage them for growing in Christ.
About the Series: Everyone struggles. But what do we do with our struggles? That’s the real question. Do we despair, become complacent, or actually grow through them? That’s right. We can use our struggles as moments for catalytic growth spiritually. In this series, hear stories of how our personal struggles can become platforms for a deeper, stronger walk with Jesus. Don’t let your struggles hold you down! Leverage them for growing in Christ.
About the Series: Everyone struggles. But what do we do with our struggles? That’s the real question. Do we despair, become complacent, or actually grow through them? That’s right. We can use our struggles as moments for catalytic growth spiritually. In this series, hear stories of how our personal struggles can become platforms for a deeper, stronger walk with Jesus. Don’t let your struggles hold you down! Leverage them for growing in Christ.
About the Series: Everyone struggles. But what do we do with our struggles? That’s the real question. Do we despair, become complacent, or actually grow through them? That’s right. We can use our struggles as moments for catalytic growth spiritually. In this series, hear stories of how our personal struggles can become platforms for a deeper, stronger walk with Jesus. Don’t let your struggles hold you down! Leverage them for growing in Christ.
About the Series: Everyone struggles. But what do we do with our struggles? That’s the real question. Do we despair, become complacent, or actually grow through them? That’s right. We can use our struggles as moments for catalytic growth spiritually. In this series, hear stories of how our personal struggles can become platforms for a deeper, stronger walk with Jesus. Don’t let your struggles hold you down! Leverage them for growing in Christ.
About the Series: Who is Jesus? Opinions about Jesus aren’t in short supply. Some see him as a religious leader, others as a well-meaning but misdirected political insurgent, and still others aren’t really sure. But it’s an important question to answer. Indeed, it’s one of the most important questions to answer. In this series, we look at episodes from the book of Luke to see just who Jesus really is. It’s a look that can change more than your mind. It can change your life.
About the Series: Who is Jesus? Opinions about Jesus aren’t in short supply. Some see him as a religious leader, others as a well-meaning but misdirected political insurgent, and still others aren’t really sure. But it’s an important question to answer. Indeed, it’s one of the most important questions to answer. In this series, we look at episodes from the book of Luke to see just who Jesus really is. It’s a look that can change more than your mind. It can change your life.
About the Series: Who is Jesus? Opinions about Jesus aren’t in short supply. Some see him as a religious leader, others as a well-meaning but misdirected political insurgent, and still others aren’t really sure. But it’s an important question to answer. Indeed, it’s one of the most important questions to answer. In this series, we look at episodes from the book of Luke to see just who Jesus really is. It’s a look that can change more than your mind. It can change your life.
About the Series: There’s a tension in the lives of followers of Jesus: How much can a Christian enjoy of what the world offers without becoming worldly? We know that the Bible warns believers of the soul-shrinking trap of worldliness, but does that mean to be faithful to Jesus requires a rejection of anything and everything we see others around us enjoying? In this series, we will chart a path through the scriptures to discover how followers of Jesus can avoid worldliness while still enjoying the good things of a world God created.
About the Series: There’s a tension in the lives of followers of Jesus: How much can a Christian enjoy of what the world offers without becoming worldly? We know that the Bible warns believers of the soul-shrinking trap of worldliness, but does that mean to be faithful to Jesus requires a rejection of anything and everything we see others around us enjoying? In this series, we will chart a path through the scriptures to discover how followers of Jesus can avoid worldliness while still enjoying the good things of a world God created.
About the Series: There’s a tension in the lives of followers of Jesus: How much can a Christian enjoy of what the world offers without becoming worldly? We know that the Bible warns believers of the soul-shrinking trap of worldliness, but does that mean to be faithful to Jesus requires a rejection of anything and everything we see others around us enjoying? In this series, we will chart a path through the scriptures to discover how followers of Jesus can avoid worldliness while still enjoying the good things of a world God created.
About the Series: There’s a tension in the lives of followers of Jesus: How much can a Christian enjoy of what the world offers without becoming worldly? We know that the Bible warns believers of the soul-shrinking trap of worldliness, but does that mean to be faithful to Jesus requires a rejection of anything and everything we see others around us enjoying? In this series, we will chart a path through the scriptures to discover how followers of Jesus can avoid worldliness while still enjoying the good things of a world God created.
About the Series: There’s a tension in the lives of followers of Jesus: How much can a Christian enjoy of what the world offers without becoming worldly? We know that the Bible warns believers of the soul-shrinking trap of worldliness, but does that mean to be faithful to Jesus requires a rejection of anything and everything we see others around us enjoying? In this series, we will chart a path through the scriptures to discover how followers of Jesus can avoid worldliness while still enjoying the good things of a world God created.
About the Series: There’s a tension in the lives of followers of Jesus: How much can a Christian enjoy of what the world offers without becoming worldly? We know that the Bible warns believers of the soul-shrinking trap of worldliness, but does that mean to be faithful to Jesus requires a rejection of anything and everything we see others around us enjoying? In this series, we will chart a path through the scriptures to discover how followers of Jesus can avoid worldliness while still enjoying the good things of a world God created.
ABOUT THE SERIES: The Christmas season is demanding! There are gifts to buy and parties to attend. Every year, your budget and your calendar are going to get squeezed. Yet, in addition to all these demands, the Christmas season is loaded with opportunity. There is opportunity to have spiritual conversations, to reconnect with people, and to grow in our relationship with God. A Clear Creek Christmas is a series of messages that will help inspire you to take advantage of the opportunities of the Christmas season. God has something to say about the coming of Jesus. God is working in us during this season. Let’s pay attention. Let’s make the most of the opportunities this Christmas.
ABOUT THE SERIES: The Christmas season is demanding! There are gifts to buy and parties to attend. Every year, your budget and your calendar are going to get squeezed. Yet, in addition to all these demands, the Christmas season is loaded with opportunity. There is opportunity to have spiritual conversations, to reconnect with people, and to grow in our relationship with God. A Clear Creek Christmas is a series of messages that will help inspire you to take advantage of the opportunities of the Christmas season. God has something to say about the coming of Jesus. God is working in us during this season. Let’s pay attention. Let’s make the most of the opportunities this Christmas.
ABOUT THE SERIES: The Christmas season is demanding! There are gifts to buy and parties to attend. Every year, your budget and your calendar are going to get squeezed. Yet, in addition to all these demands, the Christmas season is loaded with opportunity. There is opportunity to have spiritual conversations, to reconnect with people, and to grow in our relationship with God. A Clear Creek Christmas is a series of messages that will help inspire you to take advantage of the opportunities of the Christmas season. God has something to say about the coming of Jesus. God is working in us during this season. Let’s pay attention. Let’s make the most of the opportunities this Christmas.
About the Series: Holy. The word has become a colloquial term our culture uses to emphasize surprise: Holy moly! Holy cow! Holy Toledo! But what does it really mean Truth is, there may be no other term that describes God best than ‘holy.’ Indeed, it doesn’t just give us a clearer picture of God but of everyone. In this series, we will not only examine what the Bible means when it refers to God as holy but how that holiness impacts those who are followers of Jesus.
About the Series: Holy. The word has become a colloquial term our culture uses to emphasize surprise: Holy moly! Holy cow! Holy Toledo! But what does it really mean Truth is, there may be no other term that describes God best than ‘holy.’ Indeed, it doesn’t just give us a clearer picture of God but of everyone. In this series, we will not only examine what the Bible means when it refers to God as holy but how that holiness impacts those who are followers of Jesus.
About the Series: Holy. The word has become a colloquial term our culture uses to emphasize surprise: Holy moly! Holy cow! Holy Toledo! But what does it really mean Truth is, there may be no other term that describes God best than ‘holy.’ Indeed, it doesn’t just give us a clearer picture of God but of everyone. In this series, we will not only examine what the Bible means when it refers to God as holy but how that holiness impacts those who are followers of Jesus.
About the Series: Conflict is inevitable. The question isn’t if there will be conflict with others but how will we deal with that conflict. Do we blow up in anger, bury our feelings, or take another path in order to “straighten things out”? The good news is that Jesus shows his followers another path, a better way. In this series, we look at three bedrock truths every follower of Christ should know to better resolve their conflicts in a way that honors God and his kingdom.
About the Series: Conflict is inevitable. The question isn’t if there will be conflict with others but how will we deal with that conflict. Do we blow up in anger, bury our feelings, or take another path in order to “straighten things out”? The good news is that Jesus shows his followers another path, a better way. In this series, we look at three bedrock truths every follower of Christ should know to better resolve their conflicts in a way that honors God and his kingdom.
About the Series: Conflict is inevitable. The question isn’t if there will be conflict with others but how will we deal with that conflict. Do we blow up in anger, bury our feelings, or take another path in order to “straighten things out”? The good news is that Jesus shows his followers another path, a better way. In this series, we look at three bedrock truths every follower of Christ should know to better resolve their conflicts in a way that honors God and his kingdom.
ABOUT THE SERIES: In a society that’s continually changing, how can followers of Jesus live out their faith in the real world in real, concrete ways that demonstrate fidelity to Christ and his kingdom? In the latest series, Living Responsibly, the CCCC Teaching Team will look at what Romans 12-16 tells us about followers of Jesus can specifically and practically honor God in the world around them. Join us not to learn about the Christian life in abstract, but in a way that honors God in our everyday experience.
Note: Due to Hurricane Harvey, this series was cut short.
About the Series: Hurricane Harvey. What the rest of the world will regard as one of, if not the greatest national natural disaster ever to ever strike the United States, we will see differently. For us of the Bay Area, it’s personal. It wasn’t about someone else’s tragedy but ours. Television images showed our homes, possessions, and lives at stake as the waters rose around us. Now that those destructive waters have subsided what do we do? Where do we go from here? Not just physically and emotionally, but spiritually? What does God have to say about this? Where is the hope and help in such tragic times? In this series, we share some of the most important messages for followers of Jesus to hear in such a time as this – where hope and help can be found – so that we might deeply know that while Harvey has moved on, God has not. Please join us for one of the timeliest series we have ever taught at CCCC.
About the Series: Hurricane Harvey. What the rest of the world will regard as one of, if not the greatest national natural disaster ever to ever strike the United States, we will see differently. For us of the Bay Area, it’s personal. It wasn’t about someone else’s tragedy but ours. Television images showed our homes, possessions, and lives at stake as the waters rose around us. Now that those destructive waters have subsided what do we do? Where do we go from here? Not just physically and emotionally, but spiritually? What does God have to say about this? Where is the hope and help in such tragic times? In this series, we share some of the most important messages for followers of Jesus to hear in such a time as this – where hope and help can be found – so that we might deeply know that while Harvey has moved on, God has not. Please join us for one of the timeliest series we have ever taught at CCCC.
About the Series: Hurricane Harvey. What the rest of the world will regard as one of, if not the greatest national natural disaster ever to ever strike the United States, we will see differently. For us of the Bay Area, it’s personal. It wasn’t about someone else’s tragedy but ours. Television images showed our homes, possessions, and lives at stake as the waters rose around us. Now that those destructive waters have subsided what do we do? Where do we go from here? Not just physically and emotionally, but spiritually? What does God have to say about this? Where is the hope and help in such tragic times? In this series, we share some of the most important messages for followers of Jesus to hear in such a time as this – where hope and help can be found – so that we might deeply know that while Harvey has moved on, God has not. Please join us for one of the timeliest series we have ever taught at CCCC.
About the Series: Hurricane Harvey. What the rest of the world will regard as one of, if not the greatest national natural disaster ever to ever strike the United States, we will see differently. For us of the Bay Area, it’s personal. It wasn’t about someone else’s tragedy but ours. Television images showed our homes, possessions, and lives at stake as the waters rose around us. Now that those destructive waters have subsided what do we do? Where do we go from here? Not just physically and emotionally, but spiritually? What does God have to say about this? Where is the hope and help in such tragic times? In this series, we share some of the most important messages for followers of Jesus to hear in such a time as this – where hope and help can be found – so that we might deeply know that while Harvey has moved on, God has not. Please join us for one of the timeliest series we have ever taught at CCCC.
About the Series: Hurricane Harvey. What the rest of the world will regard as one of, if not the greatest national natural disaster ever to ever strike the United States, we will see differently. For us of the Bay Area, it’s personal. It wasn’t about someone else’s tragedy but ours. Television images showed our homes, possessions, and lives at stake as the waters rose around us. Now that those destructive waters have subsided what do we do? Where do we go from here? Not just physically and emotionally, but spiritually? What does God have to say about this? Where is the hope and help in such tragic times? In this series, we share some of the most important messages for followers of Jesus to hear in such a time as this – where hope and help can be found – so that we might deeply know that while Harvey has moved on, God has not. Please join us for one of the timeliest series we have ever taught at CCCC.
ABOUT THE SERIES: In a society that’s continually changing, how can followers of Jesus live out their faith in the real world in real, concrete ways that demonstrate fidelity to Christ and his kingdom? In the latest series, Living Responsibly, the CCCC Teaching Team will look at what Romans 12-16 tells us about followers of Jesus can specifically and practically honor God in the world around them. Join us not to learn about the Christian life in abstract, but in a way that honors God in our everyday experience.
Note: Due to Hurricane Harvey, this series was cut short.
ABOUT THE SERIES: In a society that’s continually changing, how can followers of Jesus live out their faith in the real world in real, concrete ways that demonstrate fidelity to Christ and his kingdom? In the latest series, Living Responsibly, the CCCC Teaching Team will look at what Romans 12-16 tells us about followers of Jesus can specifically and practically honor God in the world around them. Join us not to learn about the Christian life in abstract, but in a way that honors God in our everyday experience.
Note: Due to Hurricane Harvey, this series was cut short.
ABOUT THE SERIES: Promises. Promises. Promises. We all make them but do we all keep them? What about God and the promises he makes? For example, when he promises to save someone does that mean he will keep that promise all the way to the end? How can we be sure God’s promise to save is secure? In the latest series, The Faithfulness of God, the CCCC Teaching Team will look at what Romans 9-11 tells us about God’s promise to save his people. You might be surprised, amazed, and even overwhelmed to discover what he does to keep that promise.
ABOUT THE SERIES: Promises. Promises. Promises. We all make them but do we all keep them? What about God and the promises he makes? For example, when he promises to save someone does that mean he will keep that promise all the way to the end? How can we be sure God’s promise to save is secure? In the latest series, The Faithfulness of God, the CCCC Teaching Team will look at what Romans 9-11 tells us about God’s promise to save his people. You might be surprised, amazed, and even overwhelmed to discover what he does to keep that promise.
About the Series: Promises. Promises. Promises. We all make them but do we all keep them? What about God and the promises he makes? For example, when he promises to save someone does that mean he will keep that promise all the way to the end? How can we be sure God’s promise to save is secure? Join us as we look at what Romans 9-11 tells us about God’s promise to save his people. You might be surprised, amazed, and even overwhelmed to discover what he does to keep that promise.
Freedom. It’s a cherished virtue for citizens of this nation as any other. But did you know that the work of Jesus accomplishes a different type of freedom? It’s deeper, weightier, carrying implications for both today and forever. It’s a freedom from sin to joy, from despair to hope, from death to life. In the latest series, Life in Christ, the CCCC Teaching Team will look at what Romans 6-8 tells us about the new kind of life we have in Christ. It’s one full of power, joy, and freedom now and forevermore.
Freedom. It’s a cherished virtue for citizens of this nation as any other. But did you know that the work of Jesus accomplishes a different type of freedom? It’s deeper, weightier, carrying implications for both today and forever. It’s a freedom from sin to joy, from despair to hope, from death to life. In the latest series, Life in Christ, the CCCC Teaching Team will look at what Romans 6-8 tells us about the new kind of life we have in Christ. It’s one full of power, joy, and freedom now and forevermore.
About the Series: Freedom. It’s a cherished virtue for citizens of this nation as any other. But did you know that the work of Jesus accomplishes a different type of freedom? It’s deeper, weightier, carrying implications for both today and forever. It’s a freedom from sin to joy, from despair to hope, from death to life. In this series, we look at what Romans 6-8 tells us about the new kind of life we have in Christ. It’s one full of power, joy, and freedom now and forevermore.
About the Series: Freedom. It’s a cherished virtue for citizens of this nation as any other. But did you know that the work of Jesus accomplishes a different type of freedom? It’s deeper, weightier, carrying implications for both today and forever. It’s a freedom from sin to joy, from despair to hope, from death to life. In this series, we look at what Romans 6-8 tells us about the new kind of life we have in Christ. It’s one full of power, joy, and freedom now and forevermore.
About the Series: Freedom. It’s a cherished virtue for citizens of this nation as any other. But did you know that the work of Jesus accomplishes a different type of freedom? It’s deeper, weightier, carrying implications for both today and forever. It’s a freedom from sin to joy, from despair to hope, from death to life. In this series, we look at what Romans 6-8 tells us about the new kind of life we have in Christ. It’s one full of power, joy, and freedom now and forevermore.
About the Series: Freedom. It’s a cherished virtue for citizens of this nation as any other. But did you know that the work of Jesus accomplishes a different type of freedom? It’s deeper, weightier, carrying implications for both today and forever. It’s a freedom from sin to joy, from despair to hope, from death to life. In this series, we look at what Romans 6-8 tells us about the new kind of life we have in Christ. It’s one full of power, joy, and freedom now and forevermore.
About the Series: God loved us first. He loved us before we did anything that might make us lovable! That’s Bold Love. Additionally, the kind of love God showed to us is the kind of love he wants us to show to others. What if local churches determined to show God’s Bold Love inside and outside the church? What if people like you showed God’s Bold Love to people you know and people you don’t? It might just cause a revolution! Are you up for it! The Bold Love message series includes six message that were delivered during the fifth commitment campaign in the history of Clear Creek Community Church.
About the Series: God loved us first. He loved us before we did anything that might make us lovable! That’s Bold Love. Additionally, the kind of love God showed to us is the kind of love he wants us to show to others. What if local churches determined to show God’s Bold Love inside and outside the church? What if people like you showed God’s Bold Love to people you know and people you don’t? It might just cause a revolution! Are you up for it! The Bold Love message series includes six message that were delivered during the fifth commitment campaign in the history of Clear Creek Community Church.
About the Series: God loved us first. He loved us before we did anything that might make us lovable! That’s Bold Love. Additionally, the kind of love God showed to us is the kind of love he wants us to show to others. What if local churches determined to show God’s Bold Love inside and outside the church? What if people like you showed God’s Bold Love to people you know and people you don’t? It might just cause a revolution! Are you up for it! The Bold Love message series includes six message that were delivered during the fifth commitment campaign in the history of Clear Creek Community Church.
About the Series: God loved us first. He loved us before we did anything that might make us lovable! That’s Bold Love. Additionally, the kind of love God showed to us is the kind of love he wants us to show to others. What if local churches determined to show God’s Bold Love inside and outside the church? What if people like you showed God’s Bold Love to people you know and people you don’t? It might just cause a revolution! Are you up for it! The Bold Love message series includes six message that were delivered during the fifth commitment campaign in the history of Clear Creek Community Church.
About the Series: God loved us first. He loved us before we did anything that might make us lovable! That’s Bold Love. Additionally, the kind of love God showed to us is the kind of love he wants us to show to others. What if local churches determined to show God’s Bold Love inside and outside the church? What if people like you showed God’s Bold Love to people you know and people you don’t? It might just cause a revolution! Are you up for it! The Bold Love message series includes six messages that were delivered during the fifth commitment campaign in the history of Clear Creek Community Church.
About the Series: Some attempt to live by good works. Others believe embracing religious practices or attending a place of worship is the path to take. Still there are those who think it really doesn’t matter the course one takes in the end, everybody goes to heaven. What’s the answer? What is God’s plan for getting right with him? Is it by what we do or don’t do? Do we need to be religious or just good? What does God want from us? Join us for this study of Romans 3:21-5:21 to hear and explain the answer God gives concerning salvation – Is it what he demands from us or what he is willing to give?
About the Series: Some attempt to live by good works. Others believe embracing religious practices or attending a place of worship is the path to take. Still there are those who think it really doesn’t matter the course one takes in the end, everybody goes to heaven. What’s the answer? What is God’s plan for getting right with him? Is it by what we do or don’t do? Do we need to be religious or just good? What does God want from us? Join us for this study of Romans 3:21-5:21 to hear and explain the answer God gives concerning salvation – Is it what he demands from us or what he is willing to give?
About the Series: Some attempt to live by good works. Others believe embracing religious practices or attending a place of worship is the path to take. Still there are those who think it really doesn’t matter the course one takes in the end, everybody goes to heaven. What’s the answer? What is God’s plan for getting right with him? Is it by what we do or don’t do? Do we need to be religious or just good? What does God want from us? Join us for this study of Romans 3:21-5:21 to hear and explain the answer God gives concerning salvation – Is it what he demands from us or what he is willing to give?
About the Series: American culture and history are scarred with racial tension. You can’t miss it in the news: “black lives matter,” the browning of America, and white backlash. But what is the proper response from followers of Jesus in a world seemingly divided by the color of one’s skin? In Race Matters, the teaching team will look to how the gospel speaks to racism and charts a path forward which embraces the truth, justice, and goodness of God for men and women of every shade and stripe.
About the Series: If you ask people about their relationship to God, answers vary. Those who see themselves as very moral often respond positively. They’ll say God should be pleased with them because of their constructive, good lives. Others who struggle in certain areas of life might convey a little more insecurity. They may feel God is happy with them sometimes, but not at other times. Still there are those who feel so unworthy of God due to their poor decisions that they despair in attempting to even respond to the question. So, what is true? Who does God accept? Does he love those who are good while turning away from the bad? If so, how good does one have to be in order to be “okay” with God? In the series, we look at Romans 1-3:21 to see who really is good enough for God.
About the Series: If you ask people about their relationship to God, answers vary. Those who see themselves as very moral often respond positively. They’ll say God should be pleased with them because of their constructive, good lives. Others who struggle in certain areas of life might convey a little more insecurity. They may feel God is happy with them sometimes, but not at other times. Still there are those who feel so unworthy of God due to their poor decisions that they despair in attempting to even respond to the question. So, what is true? Who does God accept? Does he love those who are good while turning away from the bad? If so, how good does one have to be in order to be “okay” with God? In the series, we look at Romans 1-3:21 to see who really is good enough for God.
About the Series: If you ask people about their relationship to God, answers vary. Those who see themselves as very moral often respond positively. They’ll say God should be pleased with them because of their constructive, good lives. Others who struggle in certain areas of life might convey a little more insecurity. They may feel God is happy with them sometimes, but not at other times. Still there are those who feel so unworthy of God due to their poor decisions that they despair in attempting to even respond to the question. So, what is true? Who does God accept? Does he love those who are good while turning away from the bad? If so, how good does one have to be in order to be “okay” with God? In the series, we look at Romans 1-3:21 to see who really is good enough for God.
About the Series: If you ask people about their relationship to God, answers vary. Those who see themselves as very moral often respond positively. They’ll say God should be pleased with them because of their constructive, good lives. Others who struggle in certain areas of life might convey a little more insecurity. They may feel God is happy with them sometimes, but not at other times. Still there are those who feel so unworthy of God due to their poor decisions that they despair in attempting to even respond to the question. So, what is true? Who does God accept? Does he love those who are good while turning away from the bad? If so, how good does one have to be in order to be “okay” with God? In the series, we look at Romans 1-3:21 to see who really is good enough for God.
About the Series: If you ask people about their relationship to God, answers vary. Those who see themselves as very moral often respond positively. They’ll say God should be pleased with them because of their constructive, good lives. Others who struggle in certain areas of life might convey a little more insecurity. They may feel God is happy with them sometimes, but not at other times. Still there are those who feel so unworthy of God due to their poor decisions that they despair in attempting to even respond to the question. So, what is true? Who does God accept? Does he love those who are good while turning away from the bad? If so, how good does one have to be in order to be “okay” with God? In the series, we look at Romans 1-3:21 to see who really is good enough for God.
About the Series: Do you ever wonder if it's really all true? Is God there? Is Jesus really God¹s Son, Our Savior? Do you think your doubts mean you don¹t have faith? In the series About Doubt, the teaching team will help you understand that doubt is an essential part of faith. It's not all bad, but it can be bad. It's not all good, but it can be good. So how do you navigate doubts as a shadow side of faith instead of succumbing to doubt as a destroyer of your faith? Find out in the message series, About Doubt.
About the Series: Do you ever wonder if it's really all true? Is God there? Is Jesus really God¹s Son, Our Savior? Do you think your doubts mean you don¹t have faith? Doubt is not all bad, but it can be bad. It's not all good, but it can be good. So how do you navigate doubts as a shadow side of faith instead of succumbing to doubt as a destroyer of your faith? In this series, we will help you understand that doubt is an essential part of faith.
About the Series: Do you ever wonder if it's really all true? Is God there? Is Jesus really God¹s Son, Our Savior? Do you think your doubts mean you don¹t have faith? Doubt is not all bad, but it can be bad. It's not all good, but it can be good. So how do you navigate doubts as a shadow side of faith instead of succumbing to doubt as a destroyer of your faith? In this series, we will help you understand that doubt is an essential part of faith.
About the Series: The most vulnerable and marginalized people in our society pay higher prices, face more injustices and are victimized more often than wealthier people. Why? Is it because there are a few bad apples among us who oppress others? Or are the problems of injustice more systemic? Did we contribute to this injustice? In this series, we show how God calls his people to show bold love in a broken world and give some practical help that will restore our hope for justice and mercy in the world.
About the Series: We are at the tail end of one of the most unusual presidential election cycles in history, with the two most unpopular candidates ever. Racial unrest has us wound tight as a nation. And then there are personal issues. You aren’t getting any younger. Maybe you are waiting for test results. You might be asking, “What will the world be like for my children or grandchildren?” Fear is a force; most often it’s a negative force. So how do you fight against becoming fearful in the uncertainties of life? What do you do when you feel fearful? In the series, we reveal from the Bible two essential weapons that God gives us in our fight with fear.
About the Series: We are at the tail end of one of the most unusual presidential election cycles in history, with the two most unpopular candidates ever. Racial unrest has us wound tight as a nation. And then there are personal issues. You aren’t getting any younger. Maybe you are waiting for test results. You might be asking, “What will the world be like for my children or grandchildren?” Fear is a force; most often it’s a negative force. So how do you fight against becoming fearful in the uncertainties of life? What do you do when you feel fearful? In the series, we reveal from the Bible two essential weapons that God gives us in our fight with fear.
About the Series: The famous 19th century essayist and poet Ralph Waldo Emerson once wrote that life is to demonstrate “some difference that you have lived and lived well.” To live well. How can we know that we’ve done exactly that? We see all kinds of cultural messages and images that paint conflicting pictures of what that life looks like. Indeed, many a life has been ruined by that exact pursuit. So what does the beautiful life really look like and how can we make steps toward it in a way that blesses instead of burdens us? In the CCCC message series A Beautiful Life, the Teaching Team will look to the book of Proverbs to see how God can lead us into a life that is lived and lived well!
About the Series: The famous 19th century essayist and poet Ralph Waldo Emerson once wrote that life is to demonstrate “some difference that you have lived and lived well.” To live well. How can we know that we’ve done exactly that? We see all kinds of cultural messages and images that paint conflicting pictures of what that life looks like. Indeed, many a life has been ruined by that exact pursuit. So what does the beautiful life really look like and how can we make steps toward it in a way that blesses instead of burdens us? In the CCCC message series A Beautiful Life, the Teaching Team will look to the book of Proverbs to see how God can lead us into a life that is lived and lived well!
About the Series: The famous 19th century essayist and poet Ralph Waldo Emerson once wrote that life is to demonstrate “some difference that you have lived and lived well.” To live well. How can we know that we’ve done exactly that? We see all kinds of cultural messages and images that paint conflicting pictures of what that life looks like. Indeed, many a life has been ruined by that exact pursuit. So what does the beautiful life really look like and how can we make steps toward it in a way that blesses instead of burdens us? In the CCCC message series A Beautiful Life, the Teaching Team will look to the book of Proverbs to see how God can lead us into a life that is lived and lived well!
About the Series: The famous 19th century essayist and poet Ralph Waldo Emerson once wrote that life is to demonstrate “some difference that you have lived and lived well.” To live well. How can we know that we’ve done exactly that? We see all kinds of cultural messages and images that paint conflicting pictures of what that life looks like. Indeed, many a life has been ruined by that exact pursuit. So what does the beautiful life really look like and how can we make steps toward it in a way that blesses instead of burdens us? In the CCCC message series A Beautiful Life, the Teaching Team will look to the book of Proverbs to see how God can lead us into a life that is lived and lived well!
About the Series: The famous 19th century essayist and poet Ralph Waldo Emerson once wrote that life is to demonstrate “some difference that you have lived and lived well.” To live well. How can we know that we’ve done exactly that? We see all kinds of cultural messages and images that paint conflicting pictures of what that life looks like. Indeed, many a life has been ruined by that exact pursuit. So what does the beautiful life really look like and how can we make steps toward it in a way that blesses instead of burdens us? In the CCCC message series A Beautiful Life, the Teaching Team will look to the book of Proverbs to see how God can lead us into a life that is lived and lived well!
About the Series: The Bible. It’s the most popular book in history. And for followers of Jesus, it’s not merely a book but God’s Word. Yet, if we’re honest, reading the Bible can be a tough task. Where do we start? Why is it so important for us? How does Scripture direct our steps? What’s the ultimate point of the Bible? In the latest series, THE WORD, the CCCC Teaching Team will show us not only what the Bible says about itself but how we can grow in using the Scriptures so that we might be more fully devoted to Jesus!
About the Series: The Bible. It’s the most popular book in history. And for followers of Jesus, it’s not merely a book but God’s Word. Yet, if we’re honest, reading the Bible can be a tough task. Where do we start? Why is it so important for us? How does Scripture direct our steps? What’s the ultimate point of the Bible? In the latest series, THE WORD, the CCCC Teaching Team will show us not only what the Bible says about itself but how we can grow in using the Scriptures so that we might be more fully devoted to Jesus!
About the Series: The Bible. It’s the most popular book in history. And for followers of Jesus, it’s not merely a book but God’s Word. Yet, if we’re honest, reading the Bible can be a tough task. Where do we start? Why is it so important for us? How does Scripture direct our steps? What’s the ultimate point of the Bible? In the latest series, THE WORD, the CCCC Teaching Team will show us not only what the Bible says about itself but how we can grow in using the Scriptures so that we might be more fully devoted to Jesus!
About the Series: Seems like everyone has opinions about what God is like and about the kind of people God loves. But, are they right? Jesus often began with the phrase, “The Kingdom of Heaven is like…” then told a simple story revealing the true character of God. These stories, called parables, expose and confront how mistaken we often are about both God and his Kingdom. The parables reveal God as more loving and gracious than we ever imagined! “It’s Like This…” will invite you to rethink your understanding of God and encourage you to draw near and learn more about him.
About the Series: Seems like everyone has opinions about what God is like and about the kind of people God loves. But, are they right? Jesus often began with the phrase, “The Kingdom of Heaven is like…” then told a simple story revealing the true character of God. These stories, called parables, expose and confront how mistaken we often are about both God and his Kingdom. The parables reveal God as more loving and gracious than we ever imagined! “It’s Like This…” will invite you to rethink your understanding of God and encourage you to draw near and learn more about him.
About the Series: Seems like everyone has opinions about what God is like and about the kind of people God loves. But, are they right? Jesus often began with the phrase, “The Kingdom of Heaven is like…” then told a simple story revealing the true character of God. These stories, called parables, expose and confront how mistaken we often are about both God and his Kingdom. The parables reveal God as more loving and gracious than we ever imagined! “It’s Like This…” will invite you to rethink your understanding of God and encourage you to draw near and learn more about him.
About the Series: Seems like everyone has opinions about what God is like and about the kind of people God loves. But, are they right? Jesus often began with the phrase, “The Kingdom of Heaven is like…” then told a simple story revealing the true character of God. These stories, called parables, expose and confront how mistaken we often are about both God and his Kingdom. The parables reveal God as more loving and gracious than we ever imagined! “It’s Like This…” will invite you to rethink your understanding of God and encourage you to draw near and learn more about him.
About the Series: Seems like everyone has opinions about what God is like and about the kind of people God loves. But, are they right? Jesus often began with the phrase, “The Kingdom of Heaven is like…” then told a simple story revealing the true character of God. These stories, called parables, expose and confront how mistaken we often are about both God and his Kingdom. The parables reveal God as more loving and gracious than we ever imagined! “It’s Like This…” will invite you to rethink your understanding of God and encourage you to draw near and learn more about him.
About the Series: Lost job, new romance, wayward children, a clean bill of health – our lives are a mixture of good times, bad times, and everything in between. But is there a way to meet God in each phase and facet of life? Absolutely! In the new CCCC message series Connecting with God the teaching team will examine the book of Psalms to learn how we can connect to God in different circumstances of life.
About the Series: Lost job, new romance, wayward children, a clean bill of health – our lives are a mixture of good times, bad times, and everything in between. But is there a way to meet God in each phase and facet of life? Absolutely! In the new CCCC message series Connecting with God the teaching team will examine the book of Psalms to learn how we can connect to God in different circumstances of life.
About the Series: Lost job, new romance, wayward children, a clean bill of health – our lives are a mixture of good times, bad times, and everything in between. But is there a way to meet God in each phase and facet of life? Absolutely! In this series, the teaching team will examine the book of Psalms to learn how we can connect to God in different circumstances of life.
About the Series: Lost job, new romance, wayward children, a clean bill of health – our lives are a mixture of good times, bad times, and everything in between. But is there a way to meet God in each phase and facet of life? Absolutely! In this series, the teaching team will examine the book of Psalms to learn how we can connect to God in different circumstances of life.
About the Series: Lost job, new romance, wayward children, a clean bill of health – our lives are a mixture of good times, bad times, and everything in between. But is there a way to meet God in each phase and facet of life? Absolutely! In this series, the teaching team will examine the book of Psalms to learn how we can connect to God in different circumstances of life.
About the Series: Lost job, new romance, wayward children, a clean bill of health – our lives are a mixture of good times, bad times, and everything in between. But is there a way to meet God in each phase and facet of life? Absolutely! In this series, the teaching team will examine the book of Psalms to learn how we can connect to God in different circumstances of life.
About the Series: It’s easy to lose sight of the greatness and grandeur of God. With busy schedules, full plates, and running here and there our hearts can forget what has really taken place in our life because of Jesus. The price he paid. The greatest of his work. The wonder of a God that loves us. All of it can make our spirits sour and our joy full, if we would but remember what a great God we have. In the series Our Great God: The Gospel in Leviticus, the CCCC Teaching Team studies through the book of Leviticus where we see, once again, how amazing it is to have a relationship to God through Jesus and how it changes everything.
About the Series: It’s easy to lose sight of the greatness and grandeur of God. With busy schedules, full plates, and running here and there our hearts can forget what has really taken place in our life because of Jesus. The price he paid. The greatest of his work. The wonder of a God that loves us. All of it can make our spirits sour and our joy full, if we would but remember what a great God we have. In the series Our Great God: The Gospel in Leviticus, the CCCC Teaching Team studies through the book of Leviticus where we see, once again, how amazing it is to have a relationship to God through Jesus and how it changes everything.
About the Series: It’s easy to lose sight of the greatness and grandeur of God. With busy schedules, full plates, and running here and there our hearts can forget what has really taken place in our life because of Jesus. The price he paid. The greatest of his work. The wonder of a God that loves us. All of it can make our spirits sour and our joy full, if we would but remember what a great God we have. In the series Our Great God: The Gospel in Leviticus, the CCCC Teaching Team studies through the book of Leviticus where we see, once again, how amazing it is to have a relationship to God through Jesus and how it changes everything.
About the Series: It’s easy to lose sight of the greatness and grandeur of God. With busy schedules, full plates, and running here and there our hearts can forget what has really taken place in our life because of Jesus. The price he paid. The greatest of his work. The wonder of a God that loves us. All of it can make our spirits sour and our joy full, if we would but remember what a great God we have. In the series Our Great God: The Gospel in Leviticus, the CCCC Teaching Team studies through the book of Leviticus where we see, once again, how amazing it is to have a relationship to God through Jesus and how it changes everything.
About the Series: It’s easy to lose sight of the greatness and grandeur of God. With busy schedules, full plates, and running here and there our hearts can forget what has really taken place in our life because of Jesus. The price he paid. The greatest of his work. The wonder of a God that loves us. All of it can make our spirits sour and our joy full, if we would but remember what a great God we have. In the series Our Great God: The Gospel in Leviticus, the CCCC Teaching Team studies through the book of Leviticus where we see, once again, how amazing it is to have a relationship to God through Jesus and how it changes everything.
About the Series: Seeking God is somewhat like going to an unvisited country. You’re excited about what you’ll discover but may feel anxious about what to do, where to go, or who to find. That’s why many depart home with a travel guide in hand. Wouldn’t it be helpful to have something similar for our faith journey? In this series, you’ll be given a guide to finding God, a tool to help orient you in your spiritual seeking that will make your faith journey both effective and fruitful!
About the Series: Seeking God is somewhat like going to an unvisited country. You’re excited about what you’ll discover but may feel anxious about what to do, where to go, or who to find. That’s why many depart home with a travel guide in hand. Wouldn’t it be helpful to have something similar for our faith journey? In this series, you’ll be given a guide to finding God, a tool to help orient you in your spiritual seeking that will make your faith journey both effective and fruitful!
About the Series: Seeking God is somewhat like going to an unvisited country. You’re excited about what you’ll discover but may feel anxious about what to do, where to go, or who to find. That’s why many depart home with a travel guide in hand. Wouldn’t it be helpful to have something similar for our faith journey? In this series, you’ll be given a guide to finding God, a tool to help orient you in your spiritual seeking that will make your faith journey both effective and fruitful!
About the Series: There was once a man that had such a profound effect on people that when they came face to face with him they walked away radically transformed. When someone had a personal encounter with Jesus, the blind could see, the lame could walk, the broken were restored, the fearful were emboldened. He still has that same effect today. In this series, we look at what happens when someone meets Jesus and give you practical ways to encounter him yourself.
About the Series: There was once a man that had such a profound effect on people that when they came face to face with him they walked away radically transformed. When someone had a personal encounter with Jesus, the blind could see, the lame could walk, the broken were restored, the fearful were emboldened. He still has that same effect today. In this series, we look at what happens when someone meets Jesus and give you practical ways to encounter him yourself.
About the Series: Who taught you how to love? Chances are, you learned from a number of people who were important in your life. And the lessons were not formal. You simply love like you were loved. What if you need to improve the way you love others? Where do you learn how to love others better? It seems we could learn to love better if we were loved better. That’s what happens when people encounter Jesus. We learn to love others in the way he loved us—with bold love. In this series, the CCCC Teaching Team explores the ways Jesus showed love to others so that we understand how he loves us. That way, you can learn to love like you’re loved.
About the Series: Who taught you how to love? Chances are, you learned from a number of people who were important in your life. And the lessons were not formal. You simply love like you were loved. What if you need to improve the way you love others? Where do you learn how to love others better? It seems we could learn to love better if we were loved better. That’s what happens when people encounter Jesus. We learn to love others in the way he loved us—with bold love. In this series, the CCCC Teaching Team explores the ways Jesus showed love to others so that we understand how he loves us. That way, you can learn to love like you’re loved.
About the Series: Who taught you how to love? Chances are, you learned from a number of people who were important in your life. And the lessons were not formal. You simply love like you were loved. What if you need to improve the way you love others? Where do you learn how to love others better? It seems we could learn to love better if we were loved better. That’s what happens when people encounter Jesus. We learn to love others in the way he loved us—with bold love. In this series, the CCCC Teaching Team explores the ways Jesus showed love to others so that we understand how he loves us. That way, you can learn to love like you’re loved.
About the Series: Who taught you how to love? Chances are, you learned from a number of people who were important in your life. And the lessons were not formal. You simply love like you were loved. What if you need to improve the way you love others? Where do you learn how to love others better? It seems we could learn to love better if we were loved better. That’s what happens when people encounter Jesus. We learn to love others in the way he loved us—with bold love. In this series, the CCCC Teaching Team will explore the ways Jesus showed love to others so that we understand how he loves us. That way, you can learn to love like you’re loved.
About the Series: There is a very specific reason why people lay a boundary of rocks around a campfire. It allows them to take advantage of the fire’s benefits without exposing themselves to its potential for damage. In other words, the rocks allow you to keep something good (the warmth of a campfire) from potentially turning into something bad (the destruction of a forest fire). The same is true in growing your child’s faith. There are four foundational beliefs or “rocks” parents should understand in order to ensure their discipleship remains helpful and not harmful. In THE BOUNDARY, the CCCC Teaching Team will not only introduce these foundational rocks but show what discipleship looks like when parents run beyond this critical boundary.
About the Series: There is a very specific reason why people lay a boundary of rocks around a campfire. It allows them to take advantage of the fire’s benefits without exposing themselves to its potential for damage. In other words, the rocks allow you to keep something good (the warmth of a campfire) from potentially turning into something bad (the destruction of a forest fire). The same is true in growing your child’s faith. There are four foundational beliefs or “rocks” parents should understand in order to ensure their discipleship remains helpful and not harmful. In THE BOUNDARY, the CCCC Teaching Team will not only introduce these foundational rocks but show what discipleship looks like when parents run beyond this critical boundary.
About the Series: There is a very specific reason why people lay a boundary of rocks around a campfire. It allows them to take advantage of the fire’s benefits without exposing themselves to its potential for damage. In other words, the rocks allow you to keep something good (the warmth of a campfire) from potentially turning into something bad (the destruction of a forest fire). The same is true in growing your child’s faith. There are four foundational beliefs or “rocks” parents should understand in order to ensure their discipleship remains helpful and not harmful. In THE BOUNDARY, the CCCC Teaching Team will not only introduce these foundational rocks but show what discipleship looks like when parents run beyond this critical boundary.
About the Series: There is a very specific reason why people lay a boundary of rocks around a campfire. It allows them to take advantage of the fire’s benefits without exposing themselves to its potential for damage. In other words, the rocks allow you to keep something good (the warmth of a campfire) from potentially turning into something bad (the destruction of a forest fire). The same is true in growing your child’s faith. There are four foundational beliefs or “rocks” parents should understand in order to ensure their discipleship remains helpful and not harmful. In THE BOUNDARY, the CCCC Teaching Team will not only introduce these foundational rocks but show what discipleship looks like when parents run beyond this critical boundary.
About the Series: Jesus said, “Follow me,” and for 2,000 years, men and women from every country, language, and era have listened to that call. But what does it mean to be devoted to Jesus? What changes? What stays the same? How can we know if we’re growing in being a disciple of Christ? Let's explore who God is, and who we can become, when we are devoted.
About the Series: Jesus said, “Follow me,” and for 2,000 years, men and women from every country, language, and era have listened to that call. But what does it mean to be devoted to Jesus? What changes? What stays the same? How can we know if we’re growing in being a disciple of Christ? Let's explore who God is, and who we can become, when we are devoted.
About the Series: Jesus said, “Follow me,” and for 2,000 years, men and women from every country, language, and era have listened to that call. But what does it mean to be devoted to Jesus? What changes? What stays the same? How can we know if we’re growing in being a disciple of Christ? Let's explore who God is, and who we can become, when we are devoted.
About the Series: Jesus said, “Follow me,” and for 2,000 years, men and women from every country, language, and era have listened to that call. But what does it mean to be devoted to Jesus? What changes? What stays the same? How can we know if we’re growing in being a disciple of Christ? Let's explore who God is, and who we can become, when we are devoted.
About the Series: Jesus said, “Follow me,” and for 2,000 years, men and women from every country, language, and era have listened to that call. But what does it mean to be devoted to Jesus? What changes? What stays the same? How can we know if we’re growing in being a disciple of Christ? Let's explore who God is, and who we can become, when we are devoted.
About the Series: Jesus said, “Follow me,” and for 2,000 years, men and women from every country, language, and era have listened to that call. But what does it mean to be devoted to Jesus? What changes? What stays the same? How can we know if we’re growing in being a disciple of Christ? Let's explore who God is, and who we can become, when we are devoted.
About the Series: If you are like most people, you spend more time working than doing any other single thing in your life. So, do you find yourself asking questions like… Does my work matter? Why do things at work have to be so hard? Should I be doing something else? What does God think about my work? In this series, the CCCC teaching team explores those questions and more on the journey to discover why your work matters to God.
About the Series: If you are like most people, you spend more time working than doing any other single thing in your life. So, do you find yourself asking questions like… Does my work matter? Why do things at work have to be so hard? Should I be doing something else? What does God think about my work? In this series, the CCCC teaching team explores those questions and more on the journey to discover why your work matters to God.
About the Series: If you are like most people, you spend more time working than doing any other single thing in your life. So, do you find yourself asking questions like… Does my work matter? Why do things at work have to be so hard? Should I be doing something else? What does God think about my work? In the new series, WORK, the CCCC teaching team will explore those questions, and more, on the journey to discover why your work matters to God.
About the Series: Miserly, frugal, close-fisted, grumpy, killjoy. These are just some adjectives which come to the minds of many in our culture when they think about people of faith. It’s the picture of a dour-faced Christian wishing no one was having any kind of fun anywhere. But it’s not true. Followers of Jesus are to be people who celebrate well! Indeed, we can celebrate in such a way that the celebration isn’t only an act of grace but points to a greater one to come. Join us as we learn how to celebrate in such a way that it becomes a grace in itself!
About the Series: Miserly, frugal, close-fisted, grumpy, killjoy. These are just some adjectives which come to the minds of many in our culture when they think about people of faith. It’s the picture of a dour-faced Christian wishing no one was having any kind of fun anywhere. But it’s not true. Followers of Jesus are to be people who celebrate well! Indeed, we can celebrate in such a way that the celebration isn’t only an act of grace but points to a greater one to come. Join us as we learn how to celebrate in such a way that it becomes a grace in itself!
About the Series: Miserly, frugal, close-fisted, grumpy, killjoy. These are just some adjectives which come to the minds of many in our culture when they think about people of faith. It’s the picture of a dour-faced Christian wishing no one was having any kind of fun anywhere. But it’s not true. Followers of Jesus are to be people who celebrate well! Indeed, we can celebrate in such a way that the celebration isn’t only an act of grace but points to a greater one to come. Join us as we learn how to celebrate in such a way that it becomes a grace in itself!
About the Series: Your relationship with your father shapes your life in many ways. Your sense of confidence, your emotional health, your capacity to love, your ability to forgive and your view of God can be impacted by the kind of relationship you have with your dad, whether that relationship is good or bad. The good news is, regardless of the kind of relationship you have or had with your father, you can thrive in life. But you will have to deal with Daddy Issues. So whether your father is alive or dead, whether you are six or sixty, male or female, rich or poor—Daddy Issues matter!
About the Series: Your relationship with your father shapes your life in many ways. Your sense of confidence, your emotional health, your capacity to love, your ability to forgive and your view of God can be impacted by the kind of relationship you have with your dad, whether that relationship is good or bad. The good news is, regardless of the kind of relationship you have or had with your father, you can thrive in life. But you will have to deal with Daddy Issues. So whether your father is alive or dead, whether you are six or sixty, male or female, rich or poor—Daddy Issues matter!
About the Series: Love. Career. Kids. House. Sports. Retirement. Education. Money. The things we strive for are constantly jockeying for position. How do we decide what is most important? Who or what deserves our time? But what if we’ve been thinking about this all wrong? What if we’ve let the important things in life override Jesus Christ, the greatest of all things? Paul’s letter to the Colossians declares that life with a “less than" version of Jesus only works for so long. In our series Jesus is Greater, we will examine what it practically looks like to live believing that Jesus truly is GREATER.
About the Series: Love. Career. Kids. House. Sports. Retirement. Education. Money. The things we strive for are constantly jockeying for position. How do we decide what is most important? Who or what deserves our time? But what if we’ve been thinking about this all wrong? What if we’ve let the important things in life override Jesus Christ, the greatest of all things? Paul’s letter to the Colossians declares that life with a “less than" version of Jesus only works for so long. In our series Jesus is Greater, we will examine what it practically looks like to live believing that Jesus truly is GREATER.
About the Series: Love. Career. Kids. House. Sports. Retirement. Education. Money. The things we strive for are constantly jockeying for position. How do we decide what is most important? Who or what deserves our time? But what if we’ve been thinking about this all wrong? What if we’ve let the important things in life override Jesus Christ, the greatest of all things? Paul’s letter to the Colossians declares that life with a “less than" version of Jesus only works for so long. In our series Jesus is Greater, we will examine what it practically looks like to live believing that Jesus truly is GREATER.
About the Series: Love. Career. Kids. House. Sports. Retirement. Education. Money. The things we strive for are constantly jockeying for position. How do we decide what is most important? Who or what deserves our time? But what if we’ve been thinking about this all wrong? What if we’ve let the important things in life override Jesus Christ, the greatest of all things? Paul’s letter to the Colossians declares that life with a “less than" version of Jesus only works for so long. In our series Jesus is Greater, we will examine what it practically looks like to live believing that Jesus truly is GREATER.
About the Series: Love. Career. Kids. House. Sports. Retirement. Education. Money. The things we strive for are constantly jockeying for position. How do we decide what is most important? Who or what deserves our time? But what if we’ve been thinking about this all wrong? What if we’ve let the important things in life override Jesus Christ, the greatest of all things? Paul’s letter to the Colossians declares that life with a “less than" version of Jesus only works for so long. In our series Jesus is Greater, we will examine what it practically looks like to live believing that Jesus truly is GREATER.
About the Series: Love. Career. Kids. House. Sports. Retirement. Education. Money. The things we strive for are constantly jockeying for position. How do we decide what is most important? Who or what deserves our time? But what if we’ve been thinking about this all wrong? What if we’ve let the important things in life override Jesus Christ, the greatest of all things? Paul’s letter to the Colossians declares that life with a “less than" version of Jesus only works for so long. In our series Jesus is Greater, we will examine what it practically looks like to live believing that Jesus truly is GREATER.
About the Series: Love. Career. Kids. House. Sports. Retirement. Education. Money. The things we strive for are constantly jockeying for position. How do we decide what is most important? Who or what deserves our time? But what if we’ve been thinking about this all wrong? What if we’ve let the important things in life override Jesus Christ, the greatest of all things? Paul’s letter to the Colossians declares that life with a “less than" version of Jesus only works for so long. In our series Jesus is Greater, we will examine what it practically looks like to live believing that Jesus truly is GREATER.
About the Series: The topic of money is loaded with emotions and with possibilities. People quip about The Golden Rule, “He who has the gold makes the rules.” When Jesus talked about money, he acknowledged money’s power too, but he focused on a different kind of power in money. He focused on the spiritual power of money. In this series, you’ll discover what Jesus says about using money in a way that releases its spiritual power in your life.
About the Series: The topic of money is loaded with emotions and with possibilities. People quip about The Golden Rule, “He who has the gold makes the rules.” When Jesus talked about money, he acknowledged money’s power too, but he focused on a different kind of power in money. He focused on the spiritual power of money. In this series, you’ll discover what Jesus says about using money in a way that releases its spiritual power in your life.
About the Series: The topic of money is loaded with emotions and with possibilities. People quip about The Golden Rule, “He who has the gold makes the rules.” When Jesus talked about money, he acknowledged money’s power too, but he focused on a different kind of power in money. He focused on the spiritual power of money. In this series, you’ll discover what Jesus says about using money in a way that releases its spiritual power in your life.
About the Series: There can be little doubt that the place we find ourselves in history is one where much of the current is decidedly running against beliefs, ideas, and values that followers of Jesus have held since the beginning. Whether it concerns gender roles, sexuality, marriage, or religious tolerance, you can bet everyone not only has an opinion of what they believe but how that opinion should be expressed and embraced. So what are followers of Jesus to do? How should we approach these issues in a way that loves Christ and our neighbor? In this series, the CCCC Teaching Team charts a course whereby followers of Jesus can navigate against the contemporary current in a way that honors God and the people he loves.
About the Series: There can be little doubt that the place we find ourselves in history is one where much of the current is decidedly running against beliefs, ideas, and values that followers of Jesus have held since the beginning. Whether it concerns gender roles, sexuality, marriage, or religious tolerance, you can bet everyone not only has an opinion of what they believe but how that opinion should be expressed and embraced. So what are followers of Jesus to do? How should we approach these issues in a way that loves Christ and our neighbor? In this series, the CCCC Teaching Team charts a course whereby followers of Jesus can navigate against the contemporary current in a way that honors God and the people he loves.
About the Series: There can be little doubt that the place we find ourselves in history is one where much of the current is decidedly running against beliefs, ideas, and values that followers of Jesus have held since the beginning. Whether it concerns gender roles, sexuality, marriage, or religious tolerance, you can bet everyone not only has an opinion of what they believe but how that opinion should be expressed and embraced. So what are followers of Jesus to do? How should we approach these issues in a way that loves Christ and our neighbor? In this series, the CCCC Teaching Team charts a course whereby followers of Jesus can navigate against the contemporary current in a way that honors God and the people he loves.
About the Series: There can be little doubt that the place we find ourselves in history is one where much of the current is decidedly running against beliefs, ideas, and values that followers of Jesus have held since the beginning. Whether it concerns gender roles, sexuality, marriage, or religious tolerance, you can bet everyone not only has an opinion of what they believe but how that opinion should be expressed and embraced. So what are followers of Jesus to do? How should we approach these issues in a way that loves Christ and our neighbor? In this series, the CCCC Teaching Team charts a course whereby followers of Jesus can navigate against the contemporary current in a way that honors God and the people he loves.
About the Series: There can be little doubt that the place we find ourselves in history is one where much of the current is decidedly running against beliefs, ideas, and values that followers of Jesus have held since the beginning. Whether it concerns gender roles, sexuality, marriage, or religious tolerance, you can bet everyone not only has an opinion of what they believe but how that opinion should be expressed and embraced. So what are followers of Jesus to do? How should we approach these issues in a way that loves Christ and our neighbor? In this series, the CCCC Teaching Team charts a course whereby followers of Jesus can navigate against the contemporary current in a way that honors God and the people he loves.
About the Series: It’s a common question for people seeking to follow Jesus: How do I know if I’m really spiritually alive – that I’m a true Christian? It’s a great question, especially in a world where many claim to be Christian but are so diverse and divided when it comes to specific beliefs or practices that it’s hard to know who’s right and who’s wrong. Wouldn’t it be incredibly helpful to have some kind of monitor that could indicate whether we’re spiritually alive or not? The good news is, in some sense, we do. The book of 1 John was written to show us what “vital signs” accompany true faith. In this series, the CCCC Teaching Team examines those signs and encourages us all to press toward a faith and life that removes all doubt about the One in whom we believe.
About the Series: It’s a common question for people seeking to follow Jesus: How do I know if I’m really spiritually alive – that I’m a true Christian? It’s a great question, especially in a world where many claim to be Christian but are so diverse and divided when it comes to specific beliefs or practices that it’s hard to know who’s right and who’s wrong. Wouldn’t it be incredibly helpful to have some kind of monitor that could indicate whether we’re spiritually alive or not? The good news is, in some sense, we do. The book of 1 John was written to show us what “vital signs” accompany true faith. In this series, the CCCC Teaching Team examines those signs and encourages us all to press toward a faith and life that removes all doubt about the One in whom we believe.
About the Series: It’s a common question for people seeking to follow Jesus: How do I know if I’m really spiritually alive – that I’m a true Christian? It’s a great question, especially in a world where many claim to be Christian but are so diverse and divided when it comes to specific beliefs or practices that it’s hard to know who’s right and who’s wrong. Wouldn’t it be incredibly helpful to have some kind of monitor that could indicate whether we’re spiritually alive or not? The good news is, in some sense, we do. The book of 1 John was written to show us what “vital signs” accompany true faith. In our series "Signs of Life," the CCCC Teaching Team will examine those signs and encourage us all to press toward a faith and life that removes all doubt about the One in whom we believe.
About the Series: It’s a common question for people seeking to follow Jesus: How do I know if I’m really spiritually alive – that I’m a true Christian? It’s a great question, especially in a world where many claim to be Christian but are so diverse and divided when it comes to specific beliefs or practices that it’s hard to know who’s right and who’s wrong. Wouldn’t it be incredibly helpful to have some kind of monitor that could indicate whether we’re spiritually alive or not? The good news is, in some sense, we do. The book of 1 John was written to show us what “vital signs” accompany true faith. In our series "Signs of Life," the CCCC Teaching Team will examine those signs and encourage us all to press toward a faith and life that removes all doubt about the One in whom we believe.
About the Series: It’s a common question for people seeking to follow Jesus: How do I know if I’m really spiritually alive – that I’m a true Christian? It’s a great question, especially in a world where many claim to be Christian but are so diverse and divided when it comes to specific beliefs or practices that it’s hard to know who’s right and who’s wrong. Wouldn’t it be incredibly helpful to have some kind of monitor that could indicate whether we’re spiritually alive or not? The good news is, in some sense, we do. The book of 1 John was written to show us what “vital signs” accompany true faith. In our series "Signs of Life," the CCCC Teaching Team will examine those signs and encourage us all to press toward a faith and life that removes all doubt about the One in whom we believe.
About the Series: It’s a common question for people seeking to follow Jesus: How do I know if I’m really spiritually alive – that I’m a true Christian? It’s a great question, especially in a world where many claim to be Christian but are so diverse and divided when it comes to specific beliefs or practices that it’s hard to know who’s right and who’s wrong. Wouldn’t it be incredibly helpful to have some kind of monitor that could indicate whether we’re spiritually alive or not? The good news is, in some sense, we do. The book of 1 John was written to show us what “vital signs” accompany true faith. In our series "Signs of Life," the CCCC Teaching Team will examine those signs and encourage us all to press toward a faith and life that removes all doubt about the One in whom we believe.
About the Series: It’s a common question for people seeking to follow Jesus: How do I know if I’m really spiritually alive – that I’m a true Christian? It’s a great question, especially in a world where many claim to be Christian but are so diverse and divided when it comes to specific beliefs or practices that it’s hard to know who’s right and who’s wrong. Wouldn’t it be incredibly helpful to have some kind of monitor that could indicate whether we’re spiritually alive or not? The good news is, in some sense, we do. The book of 1 John was written to show us what “vital signs” accompany true faith. In our series "Signs of Life," the CCCC Teaching Team will examine those signs and encourage us all to press toward a faith and life that removes all doubt about the One in whom we believe.
About the Series: It’s no secret that, for many, life tends to move toward complexity – calendars fill up, maintaining relationships become difficult, and it’s easy to miss more than we catch in life as days go by. But it doesn’t have to be this way. You can de-clutter life so that what matters most not only takes priority but gives clarity to everything else. Simplify life in order to maximize it! In this series, the CCCC Teaching Team shows how to move toward simplicity in three of the most common areas where clutter develops in our lives.
About the Series: It’s no secret that, for many, life tends to move toward complexity – calendars fill up, maintaining relationships become difficult, and it’s easy to miss more than we catch in life as days go by. But it doesn’t have to be this way. You can de-clutter life so that what matters most not only takes priority but gives clarity to everything else. Simplify life in order to maximize it! In this series, the CCCC Teaching Team shows how to move toward simplicity in three of the most common areas where clutter develops in our lives.
About the Series: It’s no secret that, for many, life tends to move toward complexity – calendars fill up, maintaining relationships become difficult, and it’s easy to miss more than we catch in life as days go by. But it doesn’t have to be this way. You can de-clutter life so that what matters most not only takes priority but gives clarity to everything else. Simplify life in order to maximize it! In this series, the CCCC Teaching Team shows how to move toward simplicity in three of the most common areas where clutter develops in our lives.
About the Series: We all experience conflict with God and conflict with people, even though we know we are created by God to live in close relationship. In this short series we will look at why we choose to live with conflict in light of what God has done about our conflict with him. You will be challenged to end the year being reconciled to God and begin the new year committed to being reconciled to people.
About the Series: We all experience conflict with God and conflict with people, even though we know we are created by God to live in close relationship. In this short series we will look at why we choose to live with conflict in light of what God has done about our conflict with him. You will be challenged to end the year being reconciled to God and begin the new year committed to being reconciled to people.
About the Series: For centuries Christians have used the month of December to celebrate the arrival of Jesus Christ known as Advent (which means “arrival”). It’s a time of preparation and expectation beginning four Sundays before Christmas. This year, Clear Creek will join Christian congregations around the world and throughout history by focusing on the four traditional weekly themes of Advent: hope, love, joy, and peace. We will learn from the prophecies of Isaiah about how anticipation brings clearer understanding of the Babe born in Bethlehem. Come celebrate a Clear Creek Christmas by celebrating Advent this season.
About the Series: For centuries Christians have used the month of December to celebrate the arrival of Jesus Christ known as Advent (which means “arrival”). It’s a time of preparation and expectation beginning four Sundays before Christmas. This year, Clear Creek will join Christian congregations around the world and throughout history by focusing on the four traditional weekly themes of Advent: hope, love, joy, and peace. We will learn from the prophecies of Isaiah about how anticipation brings clearer understanding of the Babe born in Bethlehem. Come celebrate a Clear Creek Christmas by celebrating Advent this season.
About the Series: For centuries Christians have used the month of December to celebrate the arrival of Jesus Christ known as Advent (which means “arrival”). It’s a time of preparation and expectation beginning four Sundays before Christmas. This year, Clear Creek will join Christian congregations around the world and throughout history by focusing on the four traditional weekly themes of Advent: hope, love, joy, and peace. We will learn from the prophecies of Isaiah about how anticipation brings clearer understanding of the Babe born in Bethlehem. Come celebrate a Clear Creek Christmas by celebrating Advent this season.
About the Series: For centuries Christians have used the month of December to celebrate the arrival of Jesus Christ known as Advent (which means “arrival”). It’s a time of preparation and expectation beginning four Sundays before Christmas. This year, Clear Creek will join Christian congregations around the world and throughout history by focusing on the four traditional weekly themes of Advent: hope, love, joy, and peace. We will learn from the prophecies of Isaiah about how anticipation brings clearer understanding of the Babe born in Bethlehem. Come celebrate a Clear Creek Christmas by celebrating Advent this season.
About the Series: Jesus referred to the place where the people worshipped, as a "house of prayer." He specifically taught his disciples how to pray. He would regularly spend time in prayer, sometimes for an entire evening. Without question, prayer was important to Jesus and those who followed Him. How are you in prayer? For many of us, the question creates discomfort because we don't pray as we should. Some really don't pray at all. How can we grow into a people of prayer? In the series, Let Us Pray, CCCC will address not only why we should pray, but how, and what that means for us!
About the Series: Jesus referred to the place where the people worshipped, as a "house of prayer." He specifically taught his disciples how to pray. He would regularly spend time in prayer, sometimes for an entire evening. Without question, prayer was important to Jesus and those who followed Him. How are you in prayer? For many of us, the question creates discomfort because we don't pray as we should. Some really don't pray at all. How can we grow into a people of prayer? In the series, Let Us Pray, CCCC will address not only why we should pray, but how, and what that means for us!
About the Series: Jesus referred to the place where the people worshipped, as a "house of prayer." He specifically taught his disciples how to pray. He would regularly spend time in prayer, sometimes for an entire evening. Without question, prayer was important to Jesus and those who followed Him. How are you in prayer? For many of us, the question creates discomfort because we don't pray as we should. Some really don't pray at all. How can we grow into a people of prayer? In the series, Let Us Pray, CCCC will address not only why we should pray, but how, and what that means for us!
About the Series: Jesus referred to the place where the people worshipped, as a "house of prayer." He specifically taught his disciples how to pray. He would regularly spend time in prayer, sometimes for an entire evening. Without question, prayer was important to Jesus and those who followed Him. How are you in prayer? For many of us, the question creates discomfort because we don't pray as we should. Some really don't pray at all. How can we grow into a people of prayer? In the series, Let Us Pray, CCCC will address not only why we should pray, but how, and what that means for us!
About the Series: Jesus referred to the place where the people worshipped, as a "house of prayer." He specifically taught his disciples how to pray. He would regularly spend time in prayer, sometimes for an entire evening. Without question, prayer was important to Jesus and those who followed Him. How are you in prayer? For many of us, the question creates discomfort because we don't pray as we should. Some really don't pray at all. How can we grow into a people of prayer? In the series, Let Us Pray, CCCC will address not only why we should pray, but how, and what that means for us!
About the Series: Jesus referred to the place where the people worshipped, as a "house of prayer." He specifically taught his disciples how to pray. He would regularly spend time in prayer, sometimes for an entire evening. Without question, prayer was important to Jesus and those who followed Him. How are you in prayer? For many of us, the question creates discomfort because we don't pray as we should. Some really don't pray at all. How can we grow into a people of prayer? In the series, Let Us Pray, CCCC will address not only why we should pray, but how, and what that means for us!
About the Series: To pursue knowing God is to ask a lot of questions. Who is God? What has he done? What is he doing? Why does he do it that way? Sometimes the answers come easily but sometimes we’re left hanging, confronted only with mystery. What do we do when we have more questions than answers? How can we continue to follow God when it seems the question we ask doesn’t have an answer. In STUMPED, the teaching team will help you to continue to pursue God even when mystery blocks your way.
About the Series: To pursue knowing God is to ask a lot of questions. Who is God? What has he done? What is he doing? Why does he do it that way? Sometimes the answers come easily but sometimes we’re left hanging, confronted only with mystery. What do we do when we have more questions than answers? How can we continue to follow God when it seems the question we ask doesn’t have an answer. In STUMPED, the teaching team will help you to continue to pursue God even when mystery blocks your way.
About the Series: To pursue knowing God is to ask a lot of questions. Who is God? What has he done? What is he doing? Why does he do it that way? Sometimes the answers come easily but sometimes we’re left hanging, confronted only with mystery. What do we do when we have more questions than answers? How can we continue to follow God when it seems the question we ask doesn’t have an answer. In STUMPED, the teaching team will help you to continue to pursue God even when mystery blocks your way.
About the Series: How does the gospel of Jesus offer practical help to the person who is confronted with the challenges and consequences of divorce? How does someone experience God’s grace and presence such that it transforms the way they interact with all the other people impacted by their divorce? Can the pain of divorce be a fire that refines a person’s relationship with God? These are the questions that will be answered in this series: "Factor in the Ex: Salvaging Life After Divorce."
About the Series: How does the gospel of Jesus offer practical help to the person who is confronted with the challenges and consequences of divorce? How does someone experience God’s grace and presence such that it transforms the way they interact with all the other people impacted by their divorce? Can the pain of divorce be a fire that refines a person’s relationship with God? These are the questions that will be answered in this series: "Factor in the Ex: Salvaging Life After Divorce."
About the Series: Maybe it’s mobility and an average of 30 months before we move again. Maybe it’s commutes, technology or the extended workweek. Maybe it’s smartphones, Facebook, remote controls or garage door openers.
Regardless of the cause, relationships these days seem to be a mile wide and an inch deep. Those relationships don’t satisfy our soul. We need relationships that are closer, deeper and stronger. God desires for you to know and be known, to love and be loved, to serve and be served.
In the series, Uncommon Relationships, you’ll discover the biblical path that moves relationships beyond common superficiality to the uncommon connections God intended for people to experience.
About the Series: Maybe it’s mobility and an average of 30 months before we move again. Maybe it’s commutes, technology or the extended workweek. Maybe it’s smartphones, Facebook, remote controls or garage door openers.
Regardless of the cause, relationships these days seem to be a mile wide and an inch deep. Those relationships don’t satisfy our soul. We need relationships that are closer, deeper and stronger. God desires for you to know and be known, to love and be loved, to serve and be served.
In the series, Uncommon Relationships, you’ll discover the biblical path that moves relationships beyond common superficiality to the uncommon connections God intended for people to experience.
About the Series: Maybe it’s mobility and an average of 30 months before we move again. Maybe it’s commutes, technology or the extended workweek. Maybe it’s smartphones, Facebook, remote controls or garage door openers.
Regardless of the cause, relationships these days seem to be a mile wide and an inch deep. Those relationships don’t satisfy our soul. We need relationships that are closer, deeper and stronger. God desires for you to know and be known, to love and be loved, to serve and be served.
In the series, Uncommon Relationships, you’ll discover the biblical path that moves relationships beyond common superficiality to the uncommon connections God intended for people to experience.
About the Series: "Let my people go!" With those words, God demonstrated to his long-suffering people that he keeps his promises, is all-powerful, and will deliver them into a freedom they only could have imagined. Many think of Exodus as a story of miracles like a burning bush, plagues of judgment, and a sea split in half. But that’s to miss the big truth that Exodus is written for God’s people today! To know the story is to see that the God of Moses has continued to work well after Moses to “let his people go” from a greater bondage by a greater grace – a grace we see and are blessed by in the story of Exodus.
About the Series: "Let my people go!" With those words, God demonstrated to his long-suffering people that he keeps his promises, is all-powerful, and will deliver them into a freedom they only could have imagined. Many think of Exodus as a story of miracles like a burning bush, plagues of judgment, and a sea split in half. But that’s to miss the big truth that Exodus is written for God’s people today! To know the story is to see that the God of Moses has continued to work well after Moses to “let his people go” from a greater bondage by a greater grace – a grace we see and are blessed by in the story of Exodus.
About the Series: "Let my people go!" With those words, God demonstrated to his long-suffering people that he keeps his promises, is all-powerful, and will deliver them into a freedom they only could have imagined. Many think of Exodus as a story of miracles like a burning bush, plagues of judgment, and a sea split in half. But that’s to miss the big truth that Exodus is written for God’s people today! To know the story is to see that the God of Moses has continued to work well after Moses to “let his people go” from a greater bondage by a greater grace – a grace we see and are blessed by in the story of Exodus.
About the Series: "Let my people go!" With those words, God demonstrated to his long-suffering people that he keeps his promises, is all-powerful, and will deliver them into a freedom they only could have imagined. Many think of Exodus as a story of miracles like a burning bush, plagues of judgment, and a sea split in half. But that’s to miss the big truth that Exodus is written for God’s people today! To know the story is to see that the God of Moses has continued to work well after Moses to “let his people go” from a greater bondage by a greater grace – a grace we see and are blessed by in the story of Exodus.
About the Series: "Let my people go!" With those words, God demonstrated to his long-suffering people that he keeps his promises, is all-powerful, and will deliver them into a freedom they only could have imagined. Many think of Exodus as a story of miracles like a burning bush, plagues of judgment, and a sea split in half. But that’s to miss the big truth that Exodus is written for God’s people today! To know the story is to see that the God of Moses has continued to work well after Moses to “let his people go” from a greater bondage by a greater grace – a grace we see and are blessed by in the story of Exodus.
About the Series: "Let my people go!" With those words, God demonstrated to his long-suffering people that he keeps his promises, is all-powerful, and will deliver them into a freedom they only could have imagined. Many think of Exodus as a story of miracles like a burning bush, plagues of judgment, and a sea split in half. But that’s to miss the big truth that Exodus is written for God’s people today! To know the story is to see that the God of Moses has continued to work well after Moses to “let his people go” from a greater bondage by a greater grace – a grace we see and are blessed by in the story of Exodus.
About the Series: "Let my people go!" With those words, God demonstrated to his long-suffering people that he keeps his promises, is all-powerful, and will deliver them into a freedom they only could have imagined. Many think of Exodus as a story of miracles like a burning bush, plagues of judgment, and a sea split in half. But that’s to miss the big truth that Exodus is written for God’s people today! To know the story is to see that the God of Moses has continued to work well after Moses to “let his people go” from a greater bondage by a greater grace – a grace we see and are blessed by in the story of Exodus.
About the Series: "Let my people go!" With those words, God demonstrated to his long-suffering people that he keeps his promises, is all-powerful, and will deliver them into a freedom they only could have imagined. Many think of Exodus as a story of miracles like a burning bush, plagues of judgment, and a sea split in half. But that’s to miss the big truth that Exodus is written for God’s people today! To know the story is to see that the God of Moses has continued to work well after Moses to “let his people go” from a greater bondage by a greater grace – a grace we see and are blessed by in the story of Exodus.
About the Series: Jesus came to establish God’s kingdom, a kingdom that would stand as a good and joyous contrast to the world around it. Those who believe in Christ are not only a part of that kingdom but are to live lives in such a way that reflect its joy and goodness. Indeed, there is a beauty or attractiveness of a life winsomely lived for God before others. Jesus said to his followers, “You are the light of the world…let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.” In the series SHINE: The Influence of a Beautiful Life, the teaching team of Clear Creek Community Church will look at what we need to know in order to have our lives make a difference in the world around us…and in us.
About the Series: Jesus came to establish God’s kingdom, a kingdom that would stand as a good and joyous contrast to the world around it. Those who believe in Christ are not only a part of that kingdom but are to live lives in such a way that reflect its joy and goodness. Indeed, there is a beauty or attractiveness of a life winsomely lived for God before others. Jesus said to his followers, “You are the light of the world…let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.” In the series SHINE: The Influence of a Beautiful Life, the teaching team of Clear Creek Community Church will look at what we need to know in order to have our lives make a difference in the world around us…and in us.
About the Series: Jesus came to establish God’s kingdom, a kingdom that would stand as a good and joyous contrast to the world around it. Those who believe in Christ are not only a part of that kingdom but are to live lives in such a way that reflect its joy and goodness. Indeed, there is a beauty or attractiveness of a life winsomely lived for God before others. Jesus said to his followers, “You are the light of the world…let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.” In the series SHINE: The Influence of a Beautiful Life, the teaching team of Clear Creek Community Church will look at what we need to know in order to have our lives make a difference in the world around us…and in us.
About the Series: Jesus came to establish God’s kingdom, a kingdom that would stand as a good and joyous contrast to the world around it. Those who believe in Christ are not only a part of that kingdom but are to live lives in such a way that reflect its joy and goodness. Indeed, there is a beauty or attractiveness of a life winsomely lived for God before others. Jesus said to his followers, “You are the light of the world…let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.” In the series SHINE: The Influence of a Beautiful Life, the teaching team of Clear Creek Community Church will look at what we need to know in order to have our lives make a difference in the world around us…and in us.
About the Series: Jesus came to establish God’s kingdom, a kingdom that would stand as a good and joyous contrast to the world around it. Those who believe in Christ are not only a part of that kingdom but are to live lives in such a way that reflect its joy and goodness. Indeed, there is a beauty or attractiveness of a life winsomely lived for God before others. Jesus said to his followers, “You are the light of the world…let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.” In the series SHINE: The Influence of a Beautiful Life, the teaching team of Clear Creek Community Church will look at what we need to know in order to have our lives make a difference in the world around us…and in us.
About the Series: Jesus came to establish God’s kingdom, a kingdom that would stand as a good and joyous contrast to the world around it. Those who believe in Christ are not only a part of that kingdom but are to live lives in such a way that reflect its joy and goodness. Indeed, there is a beauty or attractiveness of a life winsomely lived for God before others. Jesus said to his followers, “You are the light of the world…let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.” In the series SHINE: The Influence of a Beautiful Life, the teaching team of Clear Creek Community Church will look at what we need to know in order to have our lives make a difference in the world around us…and in us.
About the Series: Jesus came to establish God’s kingdom, a kingdom that would stand as a good and joyous contrast to the world around it. Those who believe in Christ are not only a part of that kingdom but are to live lives in such a way that reflect its joy and goodness. Indeed, there is a beauty or attractiveness of a life winsomely lived for God before others. Jesus said to his followers, “You are the light of the world…let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.” In the series SHINE: The Influence of a Beautiful Life, the teaching team of Clear Creek Community Church will look at what we need to know in order to have our lives make a difference in the world around us…and in us.
About the Series: Jesus came to establish God’s kingdom, a kingdom that would stand as a good and joyous contrast to the world around it. Those who believe in Christ are not only a part of that kingdom but are to live lives in such a way that reflect its joy and goodness. Indeed, there is a beauty or attractiveness of a life winsomely lived for God before others. Jesus said to his followers, “You are the light of the world…let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.” In the series SHINE: The Influence of a Beautiful Life, the teaching team of Clear Creek Community Church will look at what we need to know in order to have our lives make a difference in the world around us…and in us.
About the Series: Jesus came to establish God’s kingdom, a kingdom that would stand as a good and joyous contrast to the world around it. Those who believe in Christ are not only a part of that kingdom but are to live lives in such a way that reflect its joy and goodness. Indeed, there is a beauty or attractiveness of a life winsomely lived for God before others. Jesus said to his followers, “You are the light of the world…let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.” In the series SHINE: The Influence of a Beautiful Life, the teaching team of Clear Creek Community Church will look at what we need to know in order to have our lives make a difference in the world around us…and in us.
About the Series: Jesus came to establish God’s kingdom, a kingdom that would stand as a good and joyous contrast to the world around it. Those who believe in Christ are not only a part of that kingdom but are to live lives in such a way that reflect its joy and goodness. Indeed, there is a beauty or attractiveness of a life winsomely lived for God before others. Jesus said to his followers, “You are the light of the world…let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.” In the series SHINE: The Influence of a Beautiful Life, the teaching team of Clear Creek Community Church will look at what we need to know in order to have our lives make a difference in the world around us…and in us.
About the Series: Jesus came to establish God’s kingdom, a kingdom that would stand as a good and joyous contrast to the world around it. Those who believe in Christ are not only a part of that kingdom but are to live lives in such a way that reflect its joy and goodness. Indeed, there is a beauty or attractiveness of a life winsomely lived for God before others. Jesus said to his followers, “You are the light of the world…let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.” In the series SHINE: The Influence of a Beautiful Life, the teaching team of Clear Creek Community Church will look at what we need to know in order to have our lives make a difference in the world around us…and in us.
About the Series: Jesus came to establish God’s kingdom, a kingdom that would stand as a good and joyous contrast to the world around it. Those who believe in Christ are not only a part of that kingdom but are to live lives in such a way that reflect its joy and goodness. Indeed, there is a beauty or attractiveness of a life winsomely lived for God before others. Jesus said to his followers, “You are the light of the world…let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.” In the series SHINE: The Influence of a Beautiful Life, the teaching team of Clear Creek Community Church will look at what we need to know in order to have our lives make a difference in the world around us…and in us.
About the Series: Everyone likes to be a part of some kind of group that shares identical passions, ideas, and activities. We have boating outfits, golf foursomes, book clubs – you name it, if there is something to be passionate about, there is likely a community for it. God is no different. Indeed, Jesus’ mission on earth wasn’t only to die for our sins at the Cross but also, by it, establish a new community. This new group of people would be shaped by Christ and his work in their passions, ideas, and activities. Ultimately, this new community would show the world what life looks like under God’s good rule. Join us for the message series New Community: A Study of John 13-17 and discover for yourself about the one group above all that is worth giving your life to.
About the Series: Everyone likes to be a part of some kind of group that shares identical passions, ideas, and activities. We have boating outfits, golf foursomes, book clubs – you name it, if there is something to be passionate about, there is likely a community for it. God is no different. Indeed, Jesus’ mission on earth wasn’t only to die for our sins at the Cross but also, by it, establish a new community. This new group of people would be shaped by Christ and his work in their passions, ideas, and activities. Ultimately, this new community would show the world what life looks like under God’s good rule. Join us for the message series New Community: A Study of John 13-17 and discover for yourself about the one group above all that is worth giving your life to.
About the Series: Everyone likes to be a part of some kind of group that shares identical passions, ideas, and activities. We have boating outfits, golf foursomes, book clubs – you name it, if there is something to be passionate about, there is likely a community for it. God is no different. Indeed, Jesus’ mission on earth wasn’t only to die for our sins at the Cross but also, by it, establish a new community. This new group of people would be shaped by Christ and his work in their passions, ideas, and activities. Ultimately, this new community would show the world what life looks like under God’s good rule. Join us for the message series New Community: A Study of John 13-17 and discover for yourself about the one group above all that is worth giving your life to.
About the Series: Everyone likes to be a part of some kind of group that shares identical passions, ideas, and activities. We have boating outfits, golf foursomes, book clubs – you name it, if there is something to be passionate about, there is likely a community for it. God is no different. Indeed, Jesus’ mission on earth wasn’t only to die for our sins at the Cross but also, by it, establish a new community. This new group of people would be shaped by Christ and his work in their passions, ideas, and activities. Ultimately, this new community would show the world what life looks like under God’s good rule. Join us for the message series New Community: A Study of John 13-17 and discover for yourself about the one group above all that is worth giving your life to.
About the Series: Everyone likes to be a part of some kind of group that shares identical passions, ideas, and activities. We have boating outfits, golf foursomes, book clubs – you name it, if there is something to be passionate about, there is likely a community for it. God is no different. Indeed, Jesus’ mission on earth wasn’t only to die for our sins at the Cross but also, by it, establish a new community. This new group of people would be shaped by Christ and his work in their passions, ideas, and activities. Ultimately, this new community would show the world what life looks like under God’s good rule. Join us for the message series New Community: A Study of John 13-17 and discover for yourself about the one group above all that is worth giving your life to.
About the Series: Everyone likes to be a part of some kind of group that shares identical passions, ideas, and activities. We have boating outfits, golf foursomes, book clubs – you name it, if there is something to be passionate about, there is likely a community for it. God is no different. Indeed, Jesus’ mission on earth wasn’t only to die for our sins at the Cross but also, by it, establish a new community. This new group of people would be shaped by Christ and his work in their passions, ideas, and activities. Ultimately, this new community would show the world what life looks like under God’s good rule. Join us for the message series New Community: A Study of John 13-17 and discover for yourself about the one group above all that is worth giving your life to.
About the Series: Everyone likes to be a part of some kind of group that shares identical passions, ideas, and activities. We have boating outfits, golf foursomes, book clubs – you name it, if there is something to be passionate about, there is likely a community for it. God is no different. Indeed, Jesus’ mission on earth wasn’t only to die for our sins at the Cross but also, by it, establish a new community. This new group of people would be shaped by Christ and his work in their passions, ideas, and activities. Ultimately, this new community would show the world what life looks like under God’s good rule. Join us for the message series New Community: A Study of John 13-17 and discover for yourself about the one group above all that is worth giving your life to.
About the Series: Chapter 11 begins a new section in John. Jesus’ public ministry ends (10:42) and as he moves toward Jerusalem, Christ will give us one last sign: to grant life of someone who is dead. This “last” sign points to what Jesus’ upcoming death recorded will do for all who believe. A truth Jesus reveals in full in chapter 12. Sadly, people don’t want a Savior who has to die but one who destroys their enemies here and now leaving them glorious! Jesus shows us how God is “upside-down” from us.
About the Series: Chapter 11 begins a new section in John. Jesus’ public ministry ends (10:42) and as he moves toward Jerusalem, Christ will give us one last sign: to grant life of someone who is dead. This “last” sign points to what Jesus’ upcoming death recorded will do for all who believe. A truth Jesus reveals in full in chapter 12. Sadly, people don’t want a Savior who has to die but one who destroys their enemies here and now leaving them glorious! Jesus shows us how God is “upside-down” from us.
About the Series: Chapter 11 begins a new section in John. Jesus’ public ministry ends (10:42) and as he moves toward Jerusalem, Christ will give us one last sign: to grant life of someone who is dead. This “last” sign points to what Jesus’ upcoming death recorded will do for all who believe. A truth Jesus reveals in full in chapter 12. Sadly, people don’t want a Savior who has to die but one who destroys their enemies here and now leaving them glorious! Jesus shows us how God is “upside-down” from us.
About the Series: One of the unique characteristics of Jesus’ ministry was his insistence that the religious experts of his day not only misunderstood him but the Bible as well. Christ taught the Bible pointed ultimately to him – it contained road signs people read about for ages which had finally found their fulfillment in the arrival of Jesus. All the hopes, joys, and promises of God found in Jesus! Join us as we look at the Gospel of John 5-10 to discover how Jesus’ arrival changes everything!
About the Series: One of the unique characteristics of Jesus’ ministry was his insistence that the religious experts of his day not only misunderstood him but the Bible as well. Christ taught the Bible pointed ultimately to him – it contained road signs people read about for ages which had finally found their fulfillment in the arrival of Jesus. All the hopes, joys, and promises of God found in Jesus! Join us as we look at the Gospel of John 5-10 to discover how Jesus’ arrival changes everything!
About the Series: One of the unique characteristics of Jesus’ ministry was his insistence that the religious experts of his day not only misunderstood him but the Bible as well. Christ taught the Bible pointed ultimately to him – it contained road signs people read about for ages which had finally found their fulfillment in the arrival of Jesus. All the hopes, joys, and promises of God found in Jesus! Join us as we look at the Gospel of John 5-10 to discover how Jesus’ arrival changes everything!
About the Series: One of the unique characteristics of Jesus’ ministry was his insistence that the religious experts of his day not only misunderstood him but the Bible as well. Christ taught the Bible pointed ultimately to him – it contained road signs people read about for ages which had finally found their fulfillment in the arrival of Jesus. All the hopes, joys, and promises of God found in Jesus! Join us as we look at the Gospel of John 5-10 to discover how Jesus’ arrival changes everything!
About the Series: One of the unique characteristics of Jesus’ ministry was his insistence that the religious experts of his day not only misunderstood him but the Bible as well. Christ taught the Bible pointed ultimately to him – it contained road signs people read about for ages which had finally found their fulfillment in the arrival of Jesus. All the hopes, joys, and promises of God found in Jesus! Join us as we look at the Gospel of John 5-10 to discover how Jesus’ arrival changes everything!
About the Series: One of the unique characteristics of Jesus’ ministry was his insistence that the religious experts of his day not only misunderstood him but the Bible as well. Christ taught the Bible pointed ultimately to him – it contained road signs people read about for ages which had finally found their fulfillment in the arrival of Jesus. All the hopes, joys, and promises of God found in Jesus! Join us as we look at the Gospel of John 5-10 to discover how Jesus’ arrival changes everything!
About the Series: One of the unique characteristics of Jesus’ ministry was his insistence that the religious experts of his day not only misunderstood him but the Bible as well. Christ taught the Bible pointed ultimately to him – it contained road signs people read about for ages which had finally found their fulfillment in the arrival of Jesus. All the hopes, joys, and promises of God found in Jesus! Join us as we look at the Gospel of John 5-10 to discover how Jesus’ arrival changes everything!
About the Series: Everyone longs to be complete. Some try to get there by finding the right job, marrying the right person, or having the right kids. But even if we have all that, it doesn't take long to realize there still has to be something more.
Jesus knew that frustration well. The people around him believed that their way of knowing God was the best way, but Jesus knew there was more. He had come not only to complete what was lacking, but also to ultimately bring completion to us. Join us for the new message series, Complete: The Old Has Gone, the New Has Come, and explore with us what the Bible says about how Jesus completes our search for God…and ourselves.
About the Series: Everyone longs to be complete. Some try to get there by finding the right job, marrying the right person, or having the right kids. But even if we have all that, it doesn't take long to realize there still has to be something more.
Jesus knew that frustration well. The people around him believed that their way of knowing God was the best way, but Jesus knew there was more. He had come not only to complete what was lacking, but also to ultimately bring completion to us. Join us for the new message series, Complete: The Old Has Gone, the New Has Come, and explore with us what the Bible says about how Jesus completes our search for God…and ourselves.
About the Series: Everyone longs to be complete. Some try to get there by finding the right job, marrying the right person, or having the right kids. But even if we have all that, it doesn't take long to realize there still has to be something more.
Jesus knew that frustration well. The people around him believed that their way of knowing God was the best way, but Jesus knew there was more. He had come not only to complete what was lacking, but also to ultimately bring completion to us. Join us for the new message series, Complete: The Old Has Gone, the New Has Come, and explore with us what the Bible says about how Jesus completes our search for God…and ourselves.
About the Series: Everyone longs to be complete. Some try to get there by finding the right job, marrying the right person, or having the right kids. But even if we have all that, it doesn't take long to realize there still has to be something more.
Jesus knew that frustration well. The people around him believed that their way of knowing God was the best way, but Jesus knew there was more. He had come not only to complete what was lacking, but also to ultimately bring completion to us. Join us for the new message series, Complete: The Old Has Gone, the New Has Come, and explore with us what the Bible says about how Jesus completes our search for God…and ourselves.
About the Series: Everyone longs to be complete. Some try to get there by finding the right job, marrying the right person, or having the right kids. But even if we have all that, it doesn't take long to realize there still has to be something more.
Jesus knew that frustration well. The people around him believed that their way of knowing God was the best way, but Jesus knew there was more. He had come not only to complete what was lacking, but also to ultimately bring completion to us. Join us for the new message series, Complete: The Old Has Gone, the New Has Come, and explore with us what the Bible says about how Jesus completes our search for God…and ourselves.
About the Series: Everyone longs to be complete. Some try to get there by finding the right job, marrying the right person, or having the right kids. But even if we have all that, it doesn't take long to realize there still has to be something more.
Jesus knew that frustration well. The people around him believed that their way of knowing God was the best way, but Jesus knew there was more. He had come not only to complete what was lacking, but also to ultimately bring completion to us. Join us for the new message series, Complete: The Old Has Gone, the New Has Come, and explore with us what the Bible says about how Jesus completes our search for God…and ourselves.
About the Series: Most of Jesus’ life was probably pretty typical for the people of Nazareth. He had family, friends, and neighbors who thought they knew him well. Today is no different. Many also feel they know Jesus. They regard him as a moral teacher, religious leader, or political revolutionary. However, when Jesus' ministry began, he blew everyone away by revealing his true identity for all to see. Join us and invite your family, friends, and neighbors, for the series REVEALED: A Study of John 1, and discover for yourself who Jesus really is.
About the Series: Most of Jesus’ life was probably pretty typical for the people of Nazareth. He had family, friends, and neighbors who thought they knew him well. Today is no different. Many also feel they know Jesus. They regard him as a moral teacher, religious leader, or political revolutionary. However, when Jesus' ministry began, he blew everyone away by revealing his true identity for all to see. Join us and invite your family, friends, and neighbors, for the series REVEALED: A Study of John 1, and discover for yourself who Jesus really is.
About the Series: Most of Jesus’ life was probably pretty typical for the people of Nazareth. He had family, friends, and neighbors who thought they knew him well. Today is no different. Many also feel they know Jesus. They regard him as a moral teacher, religious leader, or political revolutionary. However, when Jesus' ministry began, he blew everyone away by revealing his true identity for all to see. Join us and invite your family, friends, and neighbors, for the series REVEALED: A Study of John 1, and discover for yourself who Jesus really is.
About the Series: FAQ answers questions the people of CCCC are asking about God and the Bible. This series addresses practical questions about the reliability of the Bible, creation, suicide, and homosexuality. The messages of FAQ will build your confidence in the Bible and grow your understanding of how the gospel of Jesus impacts these practical issues of history and culture.
About the Series: FAQ answers questions the people of CCCC are asking about God and the Bible. This series addresses practical questions about the reliability of the Bible, creation, suicide, and homosexuality. The messages of FAQ will build your confidence in the Bible and grow your understanding of how the gospel of Jesus impacts these practical issues of history and culture.
About the Series: FAQ answers questions the people of CCCC are asking about God and the Bible. This series addresses practical questions about the reliability of the Bible, creation, suicide, and homosexuality. The messages of FAQ will build your confidence in the Bible and grow your understanding of how the gospel of Jesus impacts these practical issues of history and culture.
About the Series: FAQ answers questions the people of CCCC are asking about God and the Bible. This series addresses practical questions about the reliability of the Bible, creation, suicide, and homosexuality. The messages of FAQ will build your confidence in the Bible and grow your understanding of how the gospel of Jesus impacts these practical issues of history and culture.
About the Series: Do you remember the Cleaver family of Leave It to Beaver? The Cleavers are from a different universe than the TV families of today known in Family Guy or the most popular sitcom on TV, Modern Family. Why has the image of the American family changed so dramatically? Let’s just say it … we have issues! But there is Good News. God, the inventor and creator of the family, has something hopeful and helpful to say about the issues of the Modern Family.
About the Series: Do you remember the Cleaver family of Leave It to Beaver? The Cleavers are from a different universe than the TV families of today known in Family Guy or the most popular sitcom on TV, Modern Family. Why has the image of the American family changed so dramatically? Let’s just say it … we have issues! But there is Good News. God, the inventor and creator of the family, has something hopeful and helpful to say about the issues of the Modern Family.
About the Series: Do you remember the Cleaver family of Leave It to Beaver? The Cleavers are from a different universe than the TV families of today known in Family Guy or the most popular sitcom on TV, Modern Family. Why has the image of the American family changed so dramatically? Let’s just say it … we have issues! But there is Good News. God, the inventor and creator of the family, has something hopeful and helpful to say about the issues of the Modern Family.
About the Series: Do you remember the Cleaver family of Leave It to Beaver? The Cleavers are from a different universe than the TV families of today known in Family Guy or the most popular sitcom on TV, Modern Family. Why has the image of the American family changed so dramatically? Let’s just say it … we have issues! But there is Good News. God, the inventor and creator of the family, has something hopeful and helpful to say about the issues of the Modern Family.
About the Series: Do you remember the Cleaver family of Leave It to Beaver? The Cleavers are from a different universe than the TV families of today known in Family Guy or the most popular sitcom on TV, Modern Family. Why has the image of the American family changed so dramatically? Let’s just say it … we have issues! But there is Good News. God, the inventor and creator of the family, has something hopeful and helpful to say about the issues of the Modern Family.
About the Series: Confidence is a powerful thing. When we have it, we are courageous and secure. When we don’t have it, we are nervous and timid. So what gives you confidence to follow Jesus? Can you be confident when you have weaknesses or struggles? Can you be confident when you don’t know the answers to some big questions? Paul’s letter of 2 Corinthians declares that our confidence is not in what we have and don’t have, it’s not in what we know or don’t know. Our confidence comes from God. You will discover how God gives us confidence in a study of 2 Corinthians that we call Confident!
About the Series: Confidence is a powerful thing. When we have it, we are courageous and secure. When we don’t have it, we are nervous and timid. So what gives you confidence to follow Jesus? Can you be confident when you have weaknesses or struggles? Can you be confident when you don’t know the answers to some big questions? Paul’s letter of 2 Corinthians declares that our confidence is not in what we have and don’t have, it’s not in what we know or don’t know. Our confidence comes from God. You will discover how God gives us confidence in a study of 2 Corinthians that we call Confident!