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Christ Community Church (located in West Chester, PA) is a community focused on loving our local community and inviting everyone to experience Jesus together. Join us each week as we dive into the Lord's word together in our Sunday sermons.
Before Jesus sent His followers into the world, He promised them power through the Holy Spirit and called them to be His witnesses. The Book of Acts shows what happened next as ordinary people carried the good news of Jesus into the world around them. Through these stories, we are reminded that the same Spirit who moved through the early church still empowers us.
Before Jesus sent His followers into the world, He promised them power through the Holy Spirit and called them to be His witnesses. The Book of Acts shows what happened next as ordinary people carried the good news of Jesus into the world around them. Through these stories, we are reminded that the same Spirit who moved through the early church still empowers us.
Before Jesus sent His followers into the world, He promised them power through the Holy Spirit and called them to be His witnesses. The Book of Acts shows what happened next as ordinary people carried the good news of Jesus into the world around them. Through these stories, we are reminded that the same Spirit who moved through the early church still empowers us.
Before Jesus sent His followers into the world, He promised them power through the Holy Spirit and called them to be His witnesses. The Book of Acts shows what happened next as ordinary people carried the good news of Jesus into the world around them. Through these stories, we are reminded that the same Spirit who moved through the early church still empowers us.
Before Jesus sent His followers into the world, He promised them power through the Holy Spirit and called them to be His witnesses. The Book of Acts shows what happened next as ordinary people carried the good news of Jesus into the world around them. Through these stories, we are reminded that the same Spirit who moved through the early church still empowers us.
Before Jesus sent His followers into the world, He promised them power through the Holy Spirit and called them to be His witnesses. The Book of Acts shows what happened next as ordinary people carried the good news of Jesus into the world around them. Through these stories, we are reminded that the same Spirit who moved through the early church still empowers us.
Before Jesus sent His followers into the world, He promised them power through the Holy Spirit and called them to be His witnesses. The Book of Acts shows what happened next as ordinary people carried the good news of Jesus into the world around them. Through these stories, we are reminded that the same Spirit who moved through the early church still empowers us.
Before Jesus sent His followers into the world, He promised them power through the Holy Spirit and called them to be His witnesses. The Book of Acts shows what happened next as ordinary people carried the good news of Jesus into the world around them. Through these stories, we are reminded that the same Spirit who moved through the early church still empowers us.
Before Jesus sent His followers into the world, He promised them power through the Holy Spirit and called them to be His witnesses. The Book of Acts shows what happened next as ordinary people carried the good news of Jesus into the world around them. Through these stories, we are reminded that the same Spirit who moved through the early church still empowers us.
Join us this morning as we celebrate those taking the next step in their walk with Jesus and publicly declaring their faith in Christ. We cannot wait to worship together and cheer on all God is doing in their lives.
All of us are chasing something: purpose, peace, answers, success, belonging. But something begins to change when the One we pursue is not just another thing in life, but the God who is weaving a deeper story all around us.
We were born to bear much fruit. In Vine-Ripened: The John 15 Life, we will discover what it means to abide in Jesus and be shaped by His life and love. This series will invite us to slow down, stay connected to the true Vine, and see how God grows lasting fruit in us as we trust Him more deeply each day.
We were born to bear much fruit. In Vine-Ripened: The John 15 Life, we will discover what it means to abide in Jesus and be shaped by His life and love. This series will invite us to slow down, stay connected to the true Vine, and see how God grows lasting fruit in us as we trust Him more deeply each day.
We were born to bear much fruit. In Vine-Ripened: The John 15 Life, we will discover what it means to abide in Jesus and be shaped by His life and love. This series will invite us to slow down, stay connected to the true Vine, and see how God grows lasting fruit in us as we trust Him more deeply each day.
We were born to bear much fruit. In Vine-Ripened: The John 15 Life, we will discover what it means to abide in Jesus and be shaped by His life and love. This series will invite us to slow down, stay connected to the true Vine, and see how God grows lasting fruit in us as we trust Him more deeply each day.
In our three-week series, The Love of God, we will explore how the love of God manifests in us: how He loves us, how we love others, and how we love Him. Come and see what real love looks like through the heart of God and how it shapes the way we live, serve, and follow Jesus.
In our three-week series, The Love of God, we will explore how the love of God manifests in us: how He loves us, how we love others, and how we love Him. Come and see what real love looks like through the heart of God and how it shapes the way we live, serve, and follow Jesus.
In our new three-week series, The Love of God, we will explore how the love of God manifests in us: how He loves us, how we love others, and how we love Him. Come and see what real love looks like through the heart of God and how it shapes the way we live, serve, and follow Jesus.
The cross and the empty tomb remind us that God’s love is not distant or abstract: it is personal, powerful, and life-changing. This Easter Sunday, join us for a message centered on The Love of God. Because of Jesus, we have hope, forgiveness, and the promise of new life. We would love for you to celebrate Easter with us.
In the weeks leading up to Easter, this two-week series traces a pivotal turning point in the story of Jesus. As He resolutely sets His sight towards Jerusalem, we are invited to see who Jesus truly is and to wrestle with what it means to follow Him as His path ahead becomes more clear.
In the weeks leading up to Easter, this two-week series traces a pivotal turning point in the story of Jesus. As He resolutely sets His sight towards Jerusalem, we are invited to see who Jesus truly is and to wrestle with what it means to follow Him as His path ahead becomes more clear.
Join us for seven weeks as we walk through the Gospel of John, seeing the ministry of Jesus through the eyes of those who followed Him closest. John watched firsthand as Jesus stepped into ordinary moments and turned them into scenes of transformation. Moments that revealed His power, His compassion, and His heart for people. As we explore these accounts together, we will consider not just what Jesus did then, but what He might want to do in us now. If Jesus could transform water, calm chaos, restore what was broken, and call new life out of the grave, what might He want to do in you? Join us as we explore these signs, and the Savior they point to.
Join us for seven weeks as we walk through the Gospel of John, seeing the ministry of Jesus through the eyes of those who followed Him closest. John watched firsthand as Jesus stepped into ordinary moments and turned them into scenes of transformation. Moments that revealed His power, His compassion, and His heart for people. As we explore these accounts together, we will consider not just what Jesus did then, but what He might want to do in us now. If Jesus could transform water, calm chaos, restore what was broken, and call new life out of the grave, what might He want to do in you? Join us as we explore these signs, and the Savior they point to.
Join us for seven weeks as we walk through the Gospel of John, seeing the ministry of Jesus through the eyes of those who followed Him closest. John watched firsthand as Jesus stepped into ordinary moments and turned them into scenes of transformation. Moments that revealed His power, His compassion, and His heart for people. As we explore these accounts together, we will consider not just what Jesus did then, but what He might want to do in us now. If Jesus could transform water, calm chaos, restore what was broken, and call new life out of the grave, what might He want to do in you? Join us as we explore these signs, and the Savior they point to.
Join us for seven weeks as we walk through the Gospel of John, seeing the ministry of Jesus through the eyes of those who followed Him closest. John watched firsthand as Jesus stepped into ordinary moments and turned them into scenes of transformation. Moments that revealed His power, His compassion, and His heart for people. As we explore these accounts together, we will consider not just what Jesus did then, but what He might want to do in us now. If Jesus could transform water, calm chaos, restore what was broken, and call new life out of the grave, what might He want to do in you? Join us as we explore these signs, and the Savior they point to.
Join us for seven weeks as we walk through the Gospel of John, seeing the ministry of Jesus through the eyes of those who followed Him closest. John watched firsthand as Jesus stepped into ordinary moments and turned them into scenes of transformation. Moments that revealed His power, His compassion, and His heart for people. As we explore these accounts together, we will consider not just what Jesus did then, but what He might want to do in us now. If Jesus could transform water, calm chaos, restore what was broken, and call new life out of the grave, what might He want to do in you? Join us as we explore these signs, and the Savior they point to.
Join us for seven weeks as we walk through the Gospel of John, seeing the ministry of Jesus through the eyes of those who followed Him closest. John watched firsthand as Jesus stepped into ordinary moments and turned them into scenes of transformation. Moments that revealed His power, His compassion, and His heart for people. As we explore these accounts together, we will consider not just what Jesus did then, but what He might want to do in us now. If Jesus could transform water, calm chaos, restore what was broken, and call new life out of the grave, what might He want to do in you? Join us as we explore these signs, and the Savior they point to.
Join us for seven weeks as we walk through the Gospel of John, seeing the ministry of Jesus through the eyes of those who followed Him closest. John watched firsthand as Jesus stepped into ordinary moments and turned them into scenes of transformation. Moments that revealed His power, His compassion, and His heart for people. As we explore these accounts together, we will consider not just what Jesus did then, but what He might want to do in us now. If Jesus could transform water, calm chaos, restore what was broken, and call new life out of the grave, what might He want to do in you? Join us as we explore these signs, and the Savior they point to.
We can trust in Him! Join us from home for our Praise First service, an extended time of praise and worship to the King of Kings, complete with a message from Pastor Billy Burch!
A special thank you to Glorify Performing Arts (https://glorifyperformingarts.org/), one of our local ministry partners, for helping to make this service so special!
Throughout January, we are talking about 'God First,' and how putting Him first makes a difference in our hearts, our minds, and often our situations. Join us this Sunday, as we talk about keeping God first in all things, including something so important to us - our money. We're excited to continue growing closer to God and each other this week!
The grand story of God’s unfolding plan, miraculous as it is, takes us through a journey of God’s grace through the millenia. At every step along the way, a prophecy foretelling the gift to come. This Christmas, join us as we navigate the hope, joy, and promises fulfilled in Jesus. Discover how God’s greatest gift, long anticipated, arrived at just the right time.
The grand story of God’s unfolding plan, miraculous as it is, takes us through a journey of God’s grace through the millenia. At every step along the way, a prophecy foretelling the gift to come. This Christmas, join us as we navigate the hope, joy, and promises fulfilled in Jesus. Discover how God’s greatest gift, long anticipated, arrived at just the right time.
The grand story of God’s unfolding plan, miraculous as it is, takes us through a journey of God’s grace through the millenia. At every step along the way, a prophecy foretelling the gift to come. This Christmas, join us as we navigate the hope, joy, and promises fulfilled in Jesus. Discover how God’s greatest gift, long anticipated, arrived at just the right time.
Join us for this snow day devotional!
The grand story of God’s unfolding plan, miraculous as it is, takes us through a journey of God’s grace through the millenia. At every step along the way, a prophecy foretelling the gift to come. This Christmas, join us as we navigate the hope, joy, and promises fulfilled in Jesus. Discover how God’s greatest gift, long anticipated, arrived at just the right time.
The grand story of God’s unfolding plan, miraculous as it is, takes us through a journey of God’s grace through the millenia. At every step along the way, a prophecy foretelling the gift to come. This Christmas, join us as we navigate the hope, joy, and promises fulfilled in Jesus. Discover how God’s greatest gift, long anticipated, arrived at just the right time.
Join us as we explore what it truly means to bear one another’s burdens, as Galatians 6:2–5 calls us to do. Over the next three weeks, we’ll look at how Jesus’ example of compassion shapes the way we care for the people around us — our peers, the generation before us, and the generation behind us. Each week will challenge us to pause and ask: Who in my life is God calling me to care for? Together, we’ll learn how to love others with the same selfless, intentional care that Jesus shows us.
Join us as we explore what it truly means to bear one another’s burdens, as Galatians 6:2–5 calls us to do. Over the next three weeks, we’ll look at how Jesus’ example of compassion shapes the way we care for the people around us — our peers, the generation before us, and the generation behind us. Each week will challenge us to pause and ask: Who in my life is God calling me to care for? Together, we’ll learn how to love others with the same selfless, intentional care that Jesus shows us.
Join us as we explore what it truly means to bear one another’s burdens, as Galatians 6:2–5 calls us to do. Over the next three weeks, we’ll look at how Jesus’ example of compassion shapes the way we care for the people around us — our peers, the generation before us, and the generation behind us. Each week will challenge us to pause and ask: Who in my life is God calling me to care for? Together, we’ll learn how to love others with the same selfless, intentional care that Jesus shows us.
If one thing is true about people, it is that we are relational at our core. God made us that way. He created within us the capacity to relate to Him and others, keeping love at the forefront. With that said, the life we live is best done with the support, synergy, and mutual encouragement of ‘one another.’ That is squarely what CCC is all about and we are grateful that we get to do this all together! Join us for this three-week series as we dive into life All Together Now!
If one thing is true about people, it is that we are relational at our core. God made us that way. He created within us the capacity to relate to Him and others, keeping love at the forefront. With that said, the life we live is best done with the support, synergy, and mutual encouragement of ‘one another.’ That is squarely what CCC is all about and we are grateful that we get to do this all together! Join us for this three-week series as we dive into life All Together Now!
If one thing is true about people, it is that we are relational at our core. God made us that way. He created within us the capacity to relate to Him and others, keeping love at the forefront. With that said, the life we live is best done with the support, synergy, and mutual encouragement of ‘one another.’ That is squarely what CCC is all about and we are grateful that we get to do this all together! Join us for this three-week series as we dive into life All Together Now!
Discover the story of redemption, loyalty, and God’s providence in the book of Ruth. We will explore how God works through ordinary people and everyday events to fulfill His extraordinary purposes. Whether you’re feeling empty, uncertain, or in need of hope, Ruth reminds us that God is always at work—writing a greater story than we can imagine.
Who is God? And can we truly know Him? Over the last 2000 years we've tried to envision Him, sometimes even to the point of contorting Him to fit into our box. Because of our limited imagination, we can fail to grasp a limitless God. A God who is 3 distinct Persons but yet One. Not only a Father, but a Son and a Holy Spirit. But can we truly know who God is? Can we relate to Him and trust Him the way a child trusts a father? As deep cries to deep, we all long to connect with our Creator.
Knowing who God is doesn’t just depend on us. He has already made a way for us to know Him. What if He can be known by His voice and/in His Spirit and/in His Word and His creation. God is beyond our imagination yet He invites us to come to Him, to know Him and to walk with Him. This is how we truly come to know who God is.
Who is God? And can we truly know Him? Over the last 2000 years we've tried to envision Him, sometimes even to the point of contorting Him to fit into our box. Because of our limited imagination, we can fail to grasp a limitless God. A God who is 3 distinct Persons but yet One. Not only a Father, but a Son and a Holy Spirit. But can we truly know who God is? Can we relate to Him and trust Him the way a child trusts a father? As deep cries to deep, we all long to connect with our Creator.
Knowing who God is doesn’t just depend on us. He has already made a way for us to know Him. What if He can be known by His voice and/in His Spirit and/in His Word and His creation. God is beyond our imagination yet He invites us to come to Him, to know Him and to walk with Him. This is how we truly come to know who God is.
Who is God? And can we truly know Him? Over the last 2000 years we've tried to envision Him, sometimes even to the point of contorting Him to fit into our box. Because of our limited imagination, we can fail to grasp a limitless God. A God who is 3 distinct Persons but yet One. Not only a Father, but a Son and a Holy Spirit. But can we truly know who God is? Can we relate to Him and trust Him the way a child trusts a father? As deep cries to deep, we all long to connect with our Creator.
Knowing who God is doesn’t just depend on us. He has already made a way for us to know Him. What if He can be known by His voice and/in His Spirit and/in His Word and His creation. God is beyond our imagination yet He invites us to come to Him, to know Him and to walk with Him. This is how we truly come to know who God is.
Who is God? And can we truly know Him? Over the last 2000 years we've tried to envision Him, sometimes even to the point of contorting Him to fit into our box. Because of our limited imagination, we can fail to grasp a limitless God. A God who is 3 distinct Persons but yet One. Not only a Father, but a Son and a Holy Spirit. But can we truly know who God is? Can we relate to Him and trust Him the way a child trusts a father? As deep cries to deep, we all long to connect with our Creator.
Knowing who God is doesn’t just depend on us. He has already made a way for us to know Him. What if He can be known by His voice and/in His Spirit and/in His Word and His creation. God is beyond our imagination yet He invites us to come to Him, to know Him and to walk with Him. This is how we truly come to know who God is.
Who is God? And can we truly know Him? Over the last 2000 years we've tried to envision Him, sometimes even to the point of contorting Him to fit into our box. Because of our limited imagination, we can fail to grasp a limitless God. A God who is 3 distinct Persons but yet One. Not only a Father, but a Son and a Holy Spirit. But can we truly know who God is? Can we relate to Him and trust Him the way a child trusts a father? As deep cries to deep, we all long to connect with our Creator.
Knowing who God is doesn’t just depend on us. He has already made a way for us to know Him. What if He can be known by His voice and/in His Spirit and/in His Word and His creation. God is beyond our imagination yet He invites us to come to Him, to know Him and to walk with Him. This is how we truly come to know who God is.
Who is God? And can we truly know Him? Over the last 2000 years we've tried to envision Him, sometimes even to the point of contorting Him to fit into our box. Because of our limited imagination, we can fail to grasp a limitless God. A God who is 3 distinct Persons but yet One. Not only a Father, but a Son and a Holy Spirit. But can we truly know who God is? Can we relate to Him and trust Him the way a child trusts a father? As deep cries to deep, we all long to connect with our Creator.
Knowing who God is doesn’t just depend on us. He has already made a way for us to know Him. What if He can be known by His voice and/in His Spirit and/in His Word and His creation. God is beyond our imagination yet He invites us to come to Him, to know Him and to walk with Him. This is how we truly come to know who God is.
What does it mean to live your life “In Christ”? Join us this summer as we break down the book of Ephesians and learn from the apostle Paul as he taught the early church in Ephesus the very same thing: how we are saved in Christ, to be in union with Christ, to build our relationships in Christ, and so much more.
What does it mean to live your life “In Christ”? Join us this summer as we break down the book of Ephesians and learn from the apostle Paul as he taught the early church in Ephesus the very same thing: how we are saved in Christ, to be in union with Christ, to build our relationships in Christ, and so much more.
What does it mean to live your life “In Christ”? Join us this summer as we break down the book of Ephesians and learn from the apostle Paul as he taught the early church in Ephesus the very same thing: how we are saved in Christ, to be in union with Christ, to build our relationships in Christ, and so much more.
What does it mean to live your life “In Christ”? Join us this summer as we break down the book of Ephesians and learn from the apostle Paul as he taught the early church in Ephesus the very same thing: how we are saved in Christ, to be in union with Christ, to build our relationships in Christ, and so much more.
What does it mean to live your life “In Christ”? Join us this summer as we break down the book of Ephesians and learn from the apostle Paul as he taught the early church in Ephesus the very same thing: how we are saved in Christ, to be in union with Christ, to build our relationships in Christ, and so much more.
What does it mean to live your life “In Christ”? Join us this summer as we break down the book of Ephesians and learn from the apostle Paul as he taught the early church in Ephesus the very same thing: how we are saved in Christ, to be in union with Christ, to build our relationships in Christ, and so much more.
What does it mean to live your life “In Christ”? Join us this summer as we break down the book of Ephesians and learn from the apostle Paul as he taught the early church in Ephesus the very same thing: how we are saved in Christ, to be in union with Christ, to build our relationships in Christ, and so much more.
What does it mean to live your life “In Christ”? Join us this summer as we break down the book of Ephesians and learn from the apostle Paul as he taught the early church in Ephesus the very same thing: how we are saved in Christ, to be in union with Christ, to build our relationships in Christ, and so much more.
What does it mean to live your life “In Christ”? Join us this summer as we break down the book of Ephesians and learn from the apostle Paul as he taught the early church in Ephesus the very same thing: how we are saved in Christ, to be in union with Christ, to build our relationships in Christ, and so much more.
What does it mean to live your life “In Christ”? Join us this summer as we break down the book of Ephesians and learn from the apostle Paul as he taught the early church in Ephesus the very same thing: how we are saved in Christ, to be in union with Christ, to build our relationships in Christ, and so much more.
What does it mean to live your life “In Christ”? Join us this summer as we break down the book of Ephesians and learn from the apostle Paul as he taught the early church in Ephesus the very same thing: how we are saved in Christ, to be in union with Christ, to build our relationships in Christ, and so much more.
What does it mean to live your life “In Christ”? Join us this summer as we break down the book of Ephesians and learn from the apostle Paul as he taught the early church in Ephesus the very same thing: how we are saved in Christ, to be in union with Christ, to build our relationships in Christ, and so much more.
It's BAPTISM SUNDAY!!!
Join us this morning as we celebrate those who are choosing to take take the next step in a life with Jesus by publicly sharing their faith in Christ.
To walk with God is a joyous thing. He has promised us deliverance, and through God’s everlasting gift of grace, we can put all of our faith in Him. To walk through our suffering with our gaze fixed on Jesus Christ, the one who never abandons his child in the darkest times, is a blessing. We get To HOPE in the One with power to overcome death, what a gift that is!
At the end of His time on Earth, Jesus promised He would send His Holy Spirit, to come down upon the disciples. That sparks a lot of questions: who is the Holy Spirit? What is He like? What does He do? What does it mean for the Holy Spirit to live inside of us? What does it mean for the Holy Spirit to do work in and through us to affect the outside world? How do you walk every day with the Holy Spirit? Because if the Holy Spirit is with us and God wants us to walk with Him every day, then the Holy Spirit is at the center of it. The Holy Spirit Life is one that brings us power, peace, comfort, wisdom, and so much more. Join us for our four-week series “Holy Spirit Life: Walking with God Every Day.”
At the end of His time on Earth, Jesus promised He would send His Holy Spirit, to come down upon the disciples. That sparks a lot of questions: who is the Holy Spirit? What is He like? What does He do? What does it mean for the Holy Spirit to live inside of us? What does it mean for the Holy Spirit to do work in and through us to affect the outside world? How do you walk every day with the Holy Spirit? Because if the Holy Spirit is with us and God wants us to walk with Him every day, then the Holy Spirit is at the center of it. The Holy Spirit Life is one that brings us power, peace, comfort, wisdom, and so much more. Join us for our four-week series “Holy Spirit Life: Walking with God Every Day.”
At the end of His time on Earth, Jesus promised He would send His Holy Spirit, to come down upon the disciples. That sparks a lot of questions: who is the Holy Spirit? What is He like? What does He do? What does it mean for the Holy Spirit to live inside of us? What does it mean for the Holy Spirit to do work in and through us to affect the outside world? How do you walk every day with the Holy Spirit? Because if the Holy Spirit is with us and God wants us to walk with Him every day, then the Holy Spirit is at the center of it. The Holy Spirit Life is one that brings us power, peace, comfort, wisdom, and so much more. Join us for our four-week series “Holy Spirit Life: Walking with God Every Day.”
At the end of His time on Earth, Jesus promised He would send His Holy Spirit, to come down upon the disciples. That sparks a lot of questions: who is the Holy Spirit? What is He like? What does He do? What does it mean for the Holy Spirit to live inside of us? What does it mean for the Holy Spirit to do work in and through us to affect the outside world? How do you walk every day with the Holy Spirit? Because if the Holy Spirit is with us and God wants us to walk with Him every day, then the Holy Spirit is at the center of it. The Holy Spirit Life is one that brings us power, peace, comfort, wisdom, and so much more. Join us for our four-week series “Holy Spirit Life: Walking with God Every Day.”
HE IS RISEN!!!
So much happened in the days leading up to Easter. Jesus was betrayed, arrested, beaten, and killed on the Cross with his disciples left to scatter. As dawn came after the day of rest, the disciples were left with no hope… But When Morning Came, everything changed. When the morning came, the new day brought hope and a way for eternity for all of us!
Join us as we kick off Holy Week by reflecting on the events leading up to the Last Supper and how Jesus exemplified humility in surrendering, serving, and suffering.
The Bible has a lot to say about what is going on around us and in our hearts. A lot of what we see around us and in our news feeds are full of craziness and chaos, which can then translate into our hearts. The same was true in the days of Ezekiel. And so God told Ezekiel to speak into it. Join us for this ten-week series as we gain perspective from Ezekiel on Speaking into the Chaos.
The Bible has a lot to say about what is going on around us and in our hearts. A lot of what we see around us and in our news feeds are full of craziness and chaos, which can then translate into our hearts. The same was true in the days of Ezekiel. And so God told Ezekiel to speak into it. Join us for this ten-week series as we gain perspective from Ezekiel on Speaking into the Chaos.
The Bible has a lot to say about what is going on around us and in our hearts. A lot of what we see around us and in our news feeds are full of craziness and chaos, which can then translate into our hearts. The same was true in the days of Ezekiel. And so God told Ezekiel to speak into it. Join us for this ten-week series as we gain perspective from Ezekiel on Speaking into the Chaos.
The Bible has a lot to say about what is going on around us and in our hearts. A lot of what we see around us and in our news feeds are full of craziness and chaos, which can then translate into our hearts. The same was true in the days of Ezekiel. And so God told Ezekiel to speak into it. Join us for this ten-week series as we gain perspective from Ezekiel on Speaking into the Chaos.
The Bible has a lot to say about what is going on around us and in our hearts. A lot of what we see around us and in our news feeds are full of craziness and chaos, which can then translate into our hearts. The same was true in the days of Ezekiel. And so God told Ezekiel to speak into it. Join us for this ten-week series as we gain perspective from Ezekiel on Speaking into the Chaos.
The Bible has a lot to say about what is going on around us and in our hearts. A lot of what we see around us and in our news feeds are full of craziness and chaos, which can then translate into our hearts. The same was true in the days of Ezekiel. And so God told Ezekiel to speak into it. Join us for this ten-week series as we gain perspective from Ezekiel on Speaking into the Chaos.
The Bible has a lot to say about what is going on around us and in our hearts. A lot of what we see around us and in our news feeds are full of craziness and chaos, which can then translate into our hearts. The same was true in the days of Ezekiel. And so God told Ezekiel to speak into it. Join us for this ten-week series as we gain perspective from Ezekiel on Speaking into the Chaos.
The Bible has a lot to say about what is going on around us and in our hearts. A lot of what we see around us and in our news feeds are full of craziness and chaos, which can then translate into our hearts. The same was true in the days of Ezekiel. And so God told Ezekiel to speak into it. Join us for this ten-week series as we gain perspective from Ezekiel on Speaking into the Chaos.
The Bible has a lot to say about what is going on around us and in our hearts. A lot of what we see around us and in our news feeds are full of craziness and chaos, which can then translate into our hearts. The same was true in the days of Ezekiel. And so God told Ezekiel to speak into it. Join us for this ten-week series as we gain perspective from Ezekiel on Speaking into the Chaos.
The Bible has a lot to say about what is going on around us and in our hearts. A lot of what we see around us and in our news feeds are full of craziness and chaos, which can then translate into our hearts. The same was true in the days of Ezekiel. And so God told Ezekiel to speak into it. Join us for this ten-week series as we gain perspective from Ezekiel on Speaking into the Chaos.
We’ve all experienced fear, stress, and worry in our lives. As we close the first month of this new year, come worship together and hear what Jesus has to say about overcoming anxiety.
January is often about getting things in order, setting priorities. Last week we talked about the importance of having a God-first perspective. This Sunday we look at what it means to be on a journey of faith. Billy is going to share the three most important elements of that faith journey as we live out the life God has planned for us. These three elements will ensure that we are growing closer to Him in that journey.
Happy New Year, CCC! On this first Sunday of the new year 2025, we will join in worship and a new year's message about putting God first in our lives.
We're excited to put God first, together, this Sunday!
Among the many fascinating elements of the Nativity story, the presence of angels may just top the list. Scattered throughout the Christmas narrative, these strange but divine beings show up demonstrating a practical truth— that God is near, at work, and something big is happening.
Among the many fascinating elements of the Nativity story, the presence of angels may just top the list. Scattered throughout the Christmas narrative, these strange but divine beings show up demonstrating a practical truth— that God is near, at work, and something big is happening.
Among the many fascinating elements of the Nativity story, the presence of angels may just top the list. Scattered throughout the Christmas narrative, these strange but divine beings show up demonstrating a practical truth— that God is near, at work, and something big is happening.
Among the many fascinating elements of the Nativity story, the presence of angels may just top the list. Scattered throughout the Christmas narrative, these strange but divine beings show up demonstrating a practical truth— that God is near, at work, and something big is happening.
Among the many fascinating elements of the Nativity story, the presence of angels may just top the list. Scattered throughout the Christmas narrative, these strange but divine beings show up demonstrating a practical truth— that God is near, at work, and something big is happening.
Among the many fascinating elements of the Nativity story, the presence of angels may just top the list. Scattered throughout the Christmas narrative, these strange but divine beings show up demonstrating a practical truth— that God is near, at work, and something big is happening.
What is it that makes us crave relationship? Our relationships are no doubt the most central aspects of our lives. Perhaps nothing on earth contributes more to our well-being than the experience and quality of our interpersonal relationships. Nothing can cause as profound a pain as loss or hurt on the relational level. Not to mention the fact that the Christian story is relational at its core. The Relationship Matters series provides a foundation for all our relationships, dealing with conflict within our relationships, and being thankful for those around us.
What is it that makes us crave relationship? Our relationships are no doubt the most central aspects of our lives. Perhaps nothing on earth contributes more to our well-being than the experience and quality of our interpersonal relationships. Nothing can cause as profound a pain as loss or hurt on the relational level. Not to mention the fact that the Christian story is relational at its core. The Relationship Matters series provides a foundation for all our relationships, dealing with conflict within our relationships, and being thankful for those around us.
What is it that makes us crave relationship? Our relationships are no doubt the most central aspects of our lives. Perhaps nothing on earth contributes more to our well-being than the experience and quality of our interpersonal relationships. Nothing can cause as profound a pain as loss or hurt on the relational level. Not to mention the fact that the Christian story is relational at its core. The Relationship Matters series provides a foundation for all our relationships, dealing with conflict within our relationships, and being thankful for those around us.
There is a common thread woven into each of our lives. God weaves it into our lives by revealing Himself to us, giving us second chances, forgiving our wrongs, and bringing healing into our pain. That thread is the Good News. Hear how Jesus makes a difference in our everyday lives. Consider bringing someone along. We all need it.
There is a common thread woven into each of our lives. God weaves it into our lives by revealing Himself to us, giving us second chances, forgiving our wrongs, and bringing healing into our pain. That thread is the Good News. Hear how Jesus makes a difference in our everyday lives. Consider bringing someone along. We all need it.
There is a common thread woven into each of our lives. God weaves it into our lives by revealing Himself to us, giving us second chances, forgiving our wrongs, and bringing healing into our pain. That thread is the Good News. Hear how Jesus makes a difference in our everyday lives. Consider bringing someone along. We all need it.
There is a common thread woven into each of our lives. God weaves it into our lives by revealing Himself to us, giving us second chances, forgiving our wrongs, and bringing healing into our pain. That thread is the Good News. Hear how Jesus makes a difference in our everyday lives. Consider bringing someone along. We all need it.
There is a common thread woven into each of our lives. God weaves it into our lives by revealing Himself to us, giving us second chances, forgiving our wrongs, and bringing healing into our pain. That thread is the Good News. Hear how Jesus makes a difference in our everyday lives. Consider bringing someone along. We all need it.
There is a common thread woven into each of our lives. God weaves it into our lives by revealing Himself to us, giving us second chances, forgiving our wrongs, and bringing healing into our pain. That thread is the Good News. Hear how Jesus makes a difference in our everyday lives. Consider bringing someone along. We all need it.
Hear from our Lead Pastor, Billy Burch, as he shares about his sabbatical this summer and the intentional time he spent with God in prayer and reflection. Come hear Billy’s experience and see how the insights he learned can impact your daily life.
Hear from our Lead Pastor, Billy Burch, as he shares about his sabbatical this summer and the intentional time he spent with God in prayer and reflection. Come hear Billy’s experience and see how the insights he learned can impact your daily life.
Join us as we celebrate our annual Family Sunday by coming together and looking at one of Jesus' classic parables: The Parable of the Mustard Seed.
We celebrate Christ Community Church's 40th anniversary and also look ahead to our Renew Together project! For more information, go to visitccc.com/renewtogether
In today's culture, we often find ourselves pulled in different directions. Whether from the fast pace of life, differing expectations or values, and trials we may face, we sometimes wonder how to respond as followers of Christ. Join us this summer for Stand Firm, a study of 1st and 2nd Peter, as we look for ways to follow Jesus' example, and stand firm in Him.
In today's culture, we often find ourselves pulled in different directions. Whether from the fast pace of life, differing expectations or values, and trials we may face, we sometimes wonder how to respond as followers of Christ. Join us this summer for Stand Firm, a study of 1st and 2nd Peter, as we look for ways to follow Jesus' example, and stand firm in Him.
In today's culture, we often find ourselves pulled in different directions. Whether from the fast pace of life, differing expectations or values, and trials we may face, we sometimes wonder how to respond as followers of Christ. Join us this summer for Stand Firm, a study of 1st and 2nd Peter, as we look for ways to follow Jesus' example, and stand firm in Him.
In today's culture, we often find ourselves pulled in different directions. Whether from the fast pace of life, differing expectations or values, and trials we may face, we sometimes wonder how to respond as followers of Christ. Join us this summer for Stand Firm, a study of 1st and 2nd Peter, as we look for ways to follow Jesus' example, and stand firm in Him.
In today's culture, we often find ourselves pulled in different directions. Whether from the fast pace of life, differing expectations or values, and trials we may face, we sometimes wonder how to respond as followers of Christ. Join us this summer for Stand Firm, a study of 1st and 2nd Peter, as we look for ways to follow Jesus' example, and stand firm in Him.
In today's culture, we often find ourselves pulled in different directions. Whether from the fast pace of life, differing expectations or values, and trials we may face, we sometimes wonder how to respond as followers of Christ. Join us this summer for Stand Firm, a study of 1st and 2nd Peter, as we look for ways to follow Jesus' example, and stand firm in Him.
In today's culture, we often find ourselves pulled in different directions. Whether from the fast pace of life, differing expectations or values, and trials we may face, we sometimes wonder how to respond as followers of Christ. Join us this summer for Stand Firm, a study of 1st and 2nd Peter, as we look for ways to follow Jesus' example, and stand firm in Him.
In today's culture, we often find ourselves pulled in different directions. Whether from the fast pace of life, differing expectations or values, and trials we may face, we sometimes wonder how to respond as followers of Christ. Join us this summer for Stand Firm, a study of 1st and 2nd Peter, as we look for ways to follow Jesus' example, and stand firm in Him.
In today's culture, we often find ourselves pulled in different directions. Whether from the fast pace of life, differing expectations or values, and trials we may face, we sometimes wonder how to respond as followers of Christ. Join us this summer for Stand Firm, a study of 1st and 2nd Peter, as we look for ways to follow Jesus' example, and stand firm in Him.
In today's culture, we often find ourselves pulled in different directions. Whether from the fast pace of life, differing expectations or values, and trials we may face, we sometimes wonder how to respond as followers of Christ. Join us this summer for Stand Firm, a study of 1st and 2nd Peter, as we look for ways to follow Jesus' example, and stand firm in Him.
In today's culture, we often find ourselves pulled in different directions. Whether from the fast pace of life, differing expectations or values, and trials we may face, we sometimes wonder how to respond as followers of Christ. Join us this summer for Stand Firm, a study of 1st and 2nd Peter, as we look for ways to follow Jesus' example, and stand firm in Him.
We often hear people say “read the Bible and pray” as a catch-all to spiritual growth. And while there are many other aspects to spiritual growth, reading the Bible and prayer are the constant that permeate through all of it. Join us these next four weeks in May as we focus on why we should trust the Bible, a practical way to approach reading your Bible, and making prayer the transforming force in your life.
We often hear people say “read the Bible and pray” as a catch-all to spiritual growth. And while there are many other aspects to spiritual growth, reading the Bible and prayer are the constant that permeate through all of it. Join us these next four weeks in May as we focus on why we should trust the Bible, a practical way to approach reading your Bible, and making prayer the transforming force in your life.
We often hear people say “read the Bible and pray” as a catch-all to spiritual growth. And while there are many other aspects to spiritual growth, reading the Bible and prayer are the constant that permeate through all of it. Join us these next four weeks in May as we focus on why we should trust the Bible, a practical way to approach reading your Bible, and making prayer the transforming force in your life.
We often hear people say “read the Bible and pray” as a catch-all to spiritual growth. And while there are many other aspects to spiritual growth, reading the Bible and prayer are the constant that permeate through all of it. Join us these next four weeks in May as we focus on why we should trust the Bible, a practical way to approach reading your Bible, and making prayer the transforming force in your life.
Everyone wants to be experience good mental health. Especially in a world which can often feel crazy, chaotic, lost. The fact that God has something to say about mental health underscores its importance AND that He wants to meet you in that space. Freedom, joy, clarity, and resilience are some of the tools He uses to meet you there. This month we will explore how our faith addresses our minds as we navigate our way through life.
Everyone wants to be experience good mental health. Especially in a world which can often feel crazy, chaotic, lost. The fact that God has something to say about mental health underscores its importance AND that He wants to meet you in that space. Freedom, joy, clarity, and resilience are some of the tools He uses to meet you there. This month we will explore how our faith addresses our minds as we navigate our way through life.
Celebrate our King! Join us as we kick off Holy Week with a time of praise, worship, and diving into the Word together as one church body!
There are good reasons that God incorporates different characters in the Bible. They teach us how to navigate a sometimes difficult life. They give us wisdom. They show us that when we seek God with all of our heart, He will be found. Solomon is one of those important characters. Join us as we go through Solomon’s life and extract eight life lessons from both his wisdom and folly.
There are good reasons that God incorporates different characters in the Bible. They teach us how to navigate a sometimes difficult life. They give us wisdom. They show us that when we seek God with all of our heart, He will be found. Solomon is one of those important characters. Join us as we go through Solomon’s life and extract eight life lessons from both his wisdom and folly.
There are good reasons that God incorporates different characters in the Bible. They teach us how to navigate a sometimes difficult life. They give us wisdom. They show us that when we seek God with all of our heart, He will be found. Solomon is one of those important characters. Join us as we go through Solomon’s life and extract eight life lessons from both his wisdom and folly.
There are good reasons that God incorporates different characters in the Bible. They teach us how to navigate a sometimes difficult life. They give us wisdom. They show us that when we seek God with all of our heart, He will be found. Solomon is one of those important characters. Join us as we go through Solomon’s life and extract eight life lessons from both his wisdom and folly.
There are good reasons that God incorporates different characters in the Bible. They teach us how to navigate a sometimes difficult life. They give us wisdom. They show us that when we seek God with all of our heart, He will be found. Solomon is one of those important characters. Join us as we go through Solomon’s life and extract eight life lessons from both his wisdom and folly.
There are good reasons that God incorporates different characters in the Bible. They teach us how to navigate a sometimes difficult life. They give us wisdom. They show us that when we seek God with all of our heart, He will be found. Solomon is one of those important characters. Join us as we go through Solomon’s life and extract eight life lessons from both his wisdom and folly.
There are good reasons that God incorporates different characters in the Bible. They teach us how to navigate a sometimes difficult life. They give us wisdom. They show us that when we seek God with all of our heart, He will be found. Solomon is one of those important characters. Join us as we go through Solomon’s life and extract eight life lessons from both his wisdom and folly.
There are good reasons that God incorporates different characters in the Bible. They teach us how to navigate a sometimes difficult life. They give us wisdom. They show us that when we seek God with all of our heart, He will be found. Solomon is one of those important characters. Join us as we go through Solomon’s life and extract eight life lessons from both his wisdom and folly.
The New Year gives everyone the opportunity to develop new patterns. Last week, our “Praise First” Sunday inspired us to do just that. This Sunday we will talk about “First Fruits”, a common theme throughout Scripture challenging us to keep God first in everything. The promise is this: if you get those two things right… the result is a changed life.
As we begin the New Year, Pastor Billy Burch shares a message on putting the most important things first by looking at the teachings of Jesus.
This year our Christmas series, "Come, they told me,” challenges us to step into the shoes of the little drummer boy as he came face to face with the King of Kings. Though just a story, the song Little Drummer Boy reminds us that everyone in the Christmas story gave something. Mary, Joseph, the shepherds and the Magi offered gifts, praise, wonder and thanks, humbly bringing their whole selves to the Christ child. This series will prompt us to answer an important question: what is the proper response when we encounter the God of the Universe? As we draw near to God this Christmas, consider how He came to us, and how we come to Him.
This year our Christmas series, "Come, they told me,” challenges us to step into the shoes of the little drummer boy as he came face to face with the King of Kings. Though just a story, the song Little Drummer Boy reminds us that everyone in the Christmas story gave something. Mary, Joseph, the shepherds and the Magi offered gifts, praise, wonder and thanks, humbly bringing their whole selves to the Christ child. This series will prompt us to answer an important question: what is the proper response when we encounter the God of the Universe? As we draw near to God this Christmas, consider how He came to us, and how we come to Him.
This year our Christmas series, "Come, they told me,” challenges us to step into the shoes of the little drummer boy as he came face to face with the King of Kings. Though just a story, the song Little Drummer Boy reminds us that everyone in the Christmas story gave something. Mary, Joseph, the shepherds and the Magi offered gifts, praise, wonder and thanks, humbly bringing their whole selves to the Christ child. This series will prompt us to answer an important question: what is the proper response when we encounter the God of the Universe? As we draw near to God this Christmas, consider how He came to us, and how we come to Him.
This Sunday, we came together as a church body to support two of our missional partners: The Bridge Academy and Man of Peace, as we opened our Christmas season.
Everyone needs prayer. Who doesn’t have a few things in their life that need God’s attention? How comforting is it to know that people are lifting you up in prayer? But also, everyone needs prayer time, a real connection with God. What if you could find peace and strength for your journey every day? I think we would all agree to something that was sure to bring both. Prayer does that. The disciples wanted that, too. So they asked Jesus to teach them how to pray. And Jesus said, “Pray like this…” Learn a few simple life-changing truths about prayer during the month of November as we dive into the Lord’s Prayer. You will be sure to gain.
Everyone needs prayer. Who doesn’t have a few things in their life that need God’s attention? How comforting is it to know that people are lifting you up in prayer? But also, everyone needs prayer time, a real connection with God. What if you could find peace and strength for your journey every day? I think we would all agree to something that was sure to bring both. Prayer does that. The disciples wanted that, too. So they asked Jesus to teach them how to pray. And Jesus said, “Pray like this…” Learn a few simple life-changing truths about prayer during the month of November as we dive into the Lord’s Prayer. You will be sure to gain.
Everyone needs prayer. Who doesn’t have a few things in their life that need God’s attention? How comforting is it to know that people are lifting you up in prayer? But also, everyone needs prayer time, a real connection with God. What if you could find peace and strength for your journey every day? I think we would all agree to something that was sure to bring both. Prayer does that. The disciples wanted that, too. So they asked Jesus to teach them how to pray. And Jesus said, “Pray like this…” Learn a few simple life-changing truths about prayer during the month of November as we dive into the Lord’s Prayer. You will be sure to gain.
Everyone needs prayer. Who doesn’t have a few things in their life that need God’s attention? How comforting is it to know that people are lifting you up in prayer? But also, everyone needs prayer time, a real connection with God. What if you could find peace and strength for your journey every day? I think we would all agree to something that was sure to bring both. Prayer does that. The disciples wanted that, too. So they asked Jesus to teach them how to pray. And Jesus said, “Pray like this…” Learn a few simple life-changing truths about prayer during the month of November as we dive into the Lord’s Prayer. You will be sure to gain.
Have you ever felt a keen awareness that there is something missing, but you can't quite put your finger on it? Has a peculiar thought ever floated through your mind that ‘something more’ is out there, but you're left wondering what it is? In our new series, In the Wind, we will uncover a principle of wholeness integral to your well-being. You will step into your spirituality and meet a God who cares, notices, reaches, loves— and you’ll realize that you are always valued, constantly cared for, and never alone.
Have you ever felt a keen awareness that there is something missing, but you can't quite put your finger on it? Has a peculiar thought ever floated through your mind that ‘something more’ is out there, but you're left wondering what it is? In our new series, In the Wind, we will uncover a principle of wholeness integral to your well-being. You will step into your spirituality and meet a God who cares, notices, reaches, loves— and you’ll realize that you are always valued, constantly cared for, and never alone.
Have you ever felt a keen awareness that there is something missing, but you can't quite put your finger on it? Has a peculiar thought ever floated through your mind that ‘something more’ is out there, but you're left wondering what it is? In our new series, In the Wind, we will uncover a principle of wholeness integral to your well-being. You will step into your spirituality and meet a God who cares, notices, reaches, loves— and you’ll realize that you are always valued, constantly cared for, and never alone.
Have you ever felt a keen awareness that there is something missing, but you can't quite put your finger on it? Has a peculiar thought ever floated through your mind that ‘something more’ is out there, but you're left wondering what it is? In our new series, In the Wind, we will uncover a principle of wholeness integral to your well-being. You will step into your spirituality and meet a God who cares, notices, reaches, loves— and you’ll realize that you are always valued, constantly cared for, and never alone.
Have you ever felt a keen awareness that there is something missing, but you can't quite put your finger on it? Has a peculiar thought ever floated through your mind that ‘something more’ is out there, but you're left wondering what it is? In our new series, In the Wind, we will uncover a principle of wholeness integral to your well-being. You will step into your spirituality and meet a God who cares, notices, reaches, loves— and you’ll realize that you are always valued, constantly cared for, and never alone.
Billy concludes our series look at the life of Joseph on our ALL PRAISE Sunday with a short look at the final few chapters of Genesis.
We all go through hard times. But God is always up to something good. Join us as we look at how God took the bad situations in the life of Joseph and turned them for good!
We all go through hard times. But God is always up to something good. Join us as we look at how God took the bad situations in the life of Joseph and turned them for good!
Hear from Adam Udinski, Executive Director of KidzROCK & Next Gen, and Kenton Hock, Director of Students, as they discuss how the entirety of the Bible is one larger story.
Throughout the Gospels, Jesus often used Parables to teach His disciples. These short stories contain timeless lessons that continue to shape our faith today.
Throughout the Gospels, Jesus often used Parables to teach His disciples. These short stories contain timeless lessons that continue to shape our faith today.
Throughout the Gospels, Jesus often used Parables to teach His disciples. These short stories contain timeless lessons that continue to shape our faith today.
Throughout the Gospels, Jesus often used Parables to teach His disciples. These short stories contain timeless lessons that continue to shape our faith today.
Filmed on site at Stargazers Vineyard in Coatesville, Pa.
Throughout the Gospels, Jesus often used Parables to teach His disciples. These short stories contain timeless lessons that continue to shape our faith today.
Throughout the Gospels, Jesus often used Parables to teach His disciples. These short stories contain timeless lessons that continue to shape our faith today.
Throughout the Gospels, Jesus often used Parables to teach His disciples. These short stories contain timeless lessons that continue to shape our faith today.
Throughout the Gospels, Jesus often used Parables to teach His disciples. These short stories contain timeless lessons that continue to shape our faith today.
Throughout the Gospels, Jesus often used Parables to teach His disciples. These short stories contain timeless lessons that continue to shape our faith today.
Throughout the Gospels, Jesus often used Parables to teach His disciples. These short stories contain timeless lessons that continue to shape our faith today.
Throughout the Gospels, Jesus often used Parables to teach His disciples. These short stories contain timeless lessons that continue to shape our faith today.
Throughout the Gospels, Jesus often used Parables to teach His disciples. These short stories contain timeless lessons that continue to shape our faith today.
Baptism is taking the next step in a life with Jesus by publicly sharing your faith in Christ.
Baptism is taking the next step in a life with Jesus by publicly sharing your faith in Christ.
Did you know that God created you with a purpose and has gifted you with everything you need to fulfill that purpose? This week are diving into the parable of the talents. How can we glorify God with our talents and gifts to ultimately draw people to Christ and develop the church body? Join us this morning as we discuss how to multiply our talents instead of burying them in the ground.
Flourish comes from the word ‘flower.’ Given the right nutrients, water, environment, and sunlight, a plant will flourish. There is something wrong with a flowering plant that doesn’t flower. Our lives are like plants, full of potential and beauty. We too can flourish. Or we can flounder. This series will give us biblical principles to help us grow in areas that matter: faith, freedom, finance, forgiveness, family. It’s spring… and time to flourish.
Flourish comes from the word ‘flower.’ Given the right nutrients, water, environment, and sunlight, a plant will flourish. There is something wrong with a flowering plant that doesn’t flower. Our lives are like plants, full of potential and beauty. We too can flourish. Or we can flounder. This series will give us biblical principles to help us grow in areas that matter: faith, freedom, finance, forgiveness, family. It’s spring… and time to flourish.
Flourish comes from the word ‘flower.’ Given the right nutrients, water, environment, and sunlight, a plant will flourish. There is something wrong with a flowering plant that doesn’t flower. Our lives are like plants, full of potential and beauty. We too can flourish. Or we can flounder. This series will give us biblical principles to help us grow in areas that matter: faith, freedom, finance, forgiveness, family. It’s spring… and time to flourish.
Flourish comes from the word ‘flower.’ Given the right nutrients, water, environment, and sunlight, a plant will flourish. There is something wrong with a flowering plant that doesn’t flower. Our lives are like plants, full of potential and beauty. We too can flourish. Or we can flounder. This series will give us biblical principles to help us grow in areas that matter: faith, freedom, finance, forgiveness, family. It’s spring… and time to flourish.
Pastor Billy Burch springs into our new series "Flourish," discussing how we can flourish in our faith.
Flourish comes from the word ‘flower.’ Given the right nutrients, water, environment, and sunlight, a plant will flourish. There is something wrong with a flowering plant that doesn’t flower. Our lives are like plants, full of potential and beauty. We too can flourish. Or we can flounder. This series will give us biblical principles to help us grow in areas that matter: faith, freedom, finance, forgiveness, family. It’s spring… and time to flourish.
Pastor Billy Burch returns to conclude our series in the Psalms, looking at Psalm 22 and how it connects to Palm Sunday.
Kenton Hock, our Director of Students, continues our series in the book of psalms by looking at Psalm 130 and the feeling of depression we all feel.
We are emotional beings. God made us that way. So, there is a purpose for what we feel. God is so intimately involved in our lives that He not only knows our feelings, but uses them to draw us nearer to Him. Join us to get a fresh and powerful perspective on our feelings by looking at how David and the other psalmists characterized theirs as they wrote the Psalms.
We all have a longing within us for relationship with others. Matt Schroder (Executive Director of Operations) guides us through Psalm 63 as King David describes a longing he felt while in the wilderness.
We are emotional beings. God made us that way. So, there is a purpose for what we feel. God is so intimately involved in our lives that He not only knows our feelings, but uses them to draw us nearer to Him. Join us to get a fresh and powerful perspective on our feelings by looking at how David and the other psalmists characterized theirs as they wrote the Psalms.
We, as humans, feel shame. Scott Allen (Pastor of Care/Men's Ministry) looks at the shame exhibited by King David as we continue our series Psalms: What to Do With What You Feel.
We are emotional beings. God made us that way. So, there is a purpose for what we feel. God is so intimately involved in our lives that He not only knows our feelings, but uses them to draw us nearer to Him. Join us to get a fresh and powerful perspective on our feelings by looking at how David and the other psalmists characterized theirs as they wrote the Psalms.
Adam Udinski, our Executive Director of KidzROCK and Next Gen, continued our series in Psalms, looking at Psalm 139!
We are emotional beings. God made us that way. So, there is a purpose for what we feel. God is so intimately involved in our lives that He not only knows our feelings, but uses them to draw us nearer to Him. Join us to get a fresh and powerful perspective on our feelings by looking at how David and the other psalmists characterized theirs as they wrote the Psalms.
Pastor Billy Burch continues our series Psalms: What to Do With What You Feel, diving into the feeling of exhaustion in Psalm 77.
We are emotional beings. God made us that way. So, there is a purpose for what we feel. God is so intimately involved in our lives that He not only knows our feelings, but uses them to draw us nearer to Him. Join us to get a fresh and powerful perspective on our feelings by looking at how David and the other psalmists characterized theirs as they wrote the Psalms.
Pastor Billy Burch continues our series Psalms: What to Do With What You Feel, by looking at Psalm 40 and discussing how to find joy even in despair.
We are emotional beings. God made us that way. So, there is a purpose for what we feel. God is so intimately involved in our lives that He not only knows our feelings, but uses them to draw us nearer to Him. Join us to get a fresh and powerful perspective on our feelings by looking at how David and the other psalmists characterized theirs as they wrote the Psalms.
Pastor Billy Burch continues our series Psalms: What to Do With What You Feel, by looking at Psalm 73 and discussing the feeling of bitterness.
We are emotional beings. God made us that way. So, there is a purpose for what we feel. God is so intimately involved in our lives that He not only knows our feelings, but uses them to draw us nearer to Him. Join us to get a fresh and powerful perspective on our feelings by looking at how David and the other psalmists characterized theirs as they wrote the Psalms.
Pastor Billy Burch continues our series in the book of Psalms discussing What to Do With What You Feel. This week, he dives into Psalm 27 and fear.
We are emotional beings. God made us that way. So, there is a purpose for what we feel. God is so intimately involved in our lives that He not only knows our feelings, but uses them to draw us nearer to Him. Join us to get a fresh and powerful perspective on our feelings by looking at how David characterized his as he wrote the Psalms.
Pastor Billy Burch kicks off our series in Psalms - What to Do With What You Feel - looking at Psalm 86.
We are emotional beings. God made us that way. So, there is a purpose for what we feel. God is so intimately involved in our lives that He not only knows our feelings, but uses them to draw us nearer to Him. Join us to get a fresh and powerful perspective on our feelings by looking at how David characterized his as he wrote the Psalms.
The New Year gives everyone the opportunity to develop new patterns. Last week, our “Praise First” Sunday inspired us to do just that. This Sunday we will talk about “First Fruits”, a common theme throughout Scripture challenging us to keep God first in everything. The promise is this: if you get those two things right… the result is a changed life.
Happy New Year! We are so thankful that you are joining us as we reign in the New Year together with one family-style service!
Come and behold the King of heaven! Join us this Christmas Eve as we celebrate the birth of our newborn King!
Billy continues our December series "Christmas Card," looking at a very special Christmas Card delivered to Mary.
Billy continues our December series "Christmas Card," looking at a very special Christmas Card delivered to the shepherds by the angels.
Christmas cards, a fun yearly tradition, send season’s greetings to friends and family, meant to share good news from the past year, and blessings upon the new year. This December, join us as we look at the Christmas story through the lens of several Christmas cards, telling of the Good News of the coming King. Through this month's series, Christmas Card, we hope to inspire you and those you invite toward the true meaning of Christmas.
Billy closes out our four-week series on Faith, Hope, and Love by talking about what our role is in displaying the Faith, Hope, and Love of Christ to our world.
Billy continues our "Faith Hope and Love" series looking at how the Thessalonian church embodied Faith, Hope, and Love!
We kick off our two week series "Courage for Your Calling" in the book of Esther, diving into the calling God has placed on our lives.
Our Pastor of Care, Scott Allen, concludes our two-week "All-In" series this week on the authority of Christ.
This past Sunday, Scott encouraged us to read Hebrews 4:14-16 every day for a week. In this week’s At the Table, Layna sits down with Scott to discuss the passage and how the authority of Christ influences our relationship with God.
Scott Allen (Pastor of Care) kicks off our two-week series "Above All" diving into the authority of Christ!
"Therefore, since we have a great high priest who has ascended into heaven, Jesus the Son of God, let us hold firmly to the faith we profess. For we do not have a high priest who is unable to empathize with our weaknesses, but we have one who has been tempted in every way, just as we are—yet he did not sin. Let us then approachGod’s throne of grace with confidence, so that we may receive mercy and find grace to help us in our time of need." - Hebrews 4:14-16 NIV