C112: Recent Episodes
James Reardon
The Church at 112 (C112) on the Mississippi Gulf Coast gathers weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ.
Acts 9, Jesus calls one of life’s most notorious men to change his life and follow Him. But really, it’s the story of all of us: Christ calls us all to repent from who we were, to quit following self and to follow Him in life, hope and peace.
In this bestseller, we look at the beginning of Jesus’ ministry, starting with His baptism. In Matthew 3, you’ll see why Jesus was baptized and what baptism means. The question we should leave with is, “Am I making disciples?”
One thing about miracles is that they’re noticeable, and once you experienced one, you’ll naturally want to share it. That’s the story today with the man born blind from birth. Use your platform to point others to Jesus.
In this message, we see the story of Ruth and how, even though she was an outsider, forgotten and not belonging anywhere, God redeemed her, fighting for her and showing her forever value. Jesus does that for us too.
God’s plans for you are bigger than your plans for you, so you absolutely need God to make it work. In this message, Pastor James teaches us about Joshua and the fall of Jericho and how God uses surprisingly unconventional means to do what only God can do.
Ultimate good can come from your temporal pain because God is eternally good to His children in Christ. We will suffer, but how do you view your suffering and what will you do with it? In this message, Pastor James walks us through the story of Joseph from the Old Testament.
This week we begin a look at 6 famous & infamous stories of scripture, and today’s focuses on the woman caught in adultery. Pastor James reminds us of our need for grace.
In this sermon, Pastor James gives you a look at “Why C112?” We explore Luke 8 and God’s call to plant The Church at 112
Up up down down left right left right a b select, start. That’s the code Pastor James needed when he was a kid to have a shot at making it in one of his favorite video games. As we grow up, we begin to realize we can’t make it on our own. We need help. We need hope. Thankfully, Jesus rescues. Join us for our special Easter message of hope.
Ever have a bad day? You can battle a bad day by being a blessing to others. Peter reminds us of the 3 circles of relationships and ends his discourse on how to bless others. In fact, we are called to bless others.
The Christian lifestyle isn’t about rules and a list of “do’s and don’ts.” Instead, we submit out of reverence for Christ. Your submission to those over you reflects your level of trust in the God who is sovereign.
Everyone suffers, and scripture actually says we are called to suffer. Christians, while suffering the same as those who do not believe, have a hope and a peace.
What’s my purpose? We explore this in 1 Peter 2:9. //for more info about C112, visit https://linktr.ee/thec112//
In this message, we look at Peter’s use of stonemasonry terms, specifically that Christ is the cornerstone for those who believe, and that He is building us into God’s house. //for more info about C112, visit https://linktr.ee/thec112//
God’s word is the bookend to love in our lives. It’s what should be at the beginning and end, but why isn’t it more prevalent in our lives today, and what can we do to fix that? //for more info about C112, visit https://linktr.ee/thec112//
Awe and reverence… we are built to have awe and give reverence. Often, it’s easy to see what someone reveres through their actions. What or who captures your awe?
Let’s face it: we need Jesus to help us understand. Everything. Scripture. Life. People. Emotions. Let us ask Him to help as we diligently search to understand life. //for more info about C112, visit https://linktr.ee/thec112//
Trials help us more than we think, but no one looks forward to them. It’s been said that you are about to go into a storm, are in one, or just coming out of one. Thankfully, Jesus is with you always. //for more info about C112, visit https://linktr.ee/thec112//
Peter writes to several churches several days journey away from the Church in Jerusalem, over 30 years removed from Jesus’ resurrection. It’s easy to feel far away, awkward, or forgotten. But Jesus chose you, and chosen people live differently. //for more info about C112, visit https://linktr.ee/thec112//
Let’s be honest: most of our stress comes from thinking about tomorrow and things out of control. Whether it’s like Peter Pan not wanting to grow up, or if it’s just worrying about tomorrow, Jesus has a lot to say about trusting Him today.
What do you think about yourself? //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more info, go to https://linktr.ee/thec112//
This is a message for people who experience anxiety. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more info, go to https://linktr.ee/thec112//
You’ve probably heard pastors preach about how much God loves your soul, and He absolutely does, so much so that He sent His one and only Son, Jesus Christ, to atone for our debts and punishment on the cross. But did you know God loves your mind as well? This is part one of our talks on the mind. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more info, go to https://linktr.ee/thec112//
Life can be confusing, winding in and out of different seasons, making it easy to get lost. Weaving throughout Jesus 7 I Am statements are some threads worth unraveling because as you hold onto these threads, you won’t get lost. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more info, go to https://linktr.ee/thec112//
We have an innate drive to keep growing, to become the best version of ourselves, because until we do, we can’t ever be fully satisfied. In the last of the I AM statements, Jesus tells us the key to continual growth. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more info, go to https://linktr.ee/thec112//
One of life’s guarantees: you will have trouble. Not too encouraging, right? Yet in Christ, we find our bridge over troubled waters. In Christ we live. In part 6, Pastor James teaches about Jesus being the way, the truth, and the life. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more info, go to https://linktr.ee/thec112//
Having a tough time? There’s something better than what you can see now. Today’s talk continues by seeing how Jesus is the resurrection and the life, even in the midst of one of life’s most horrific circumstances. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more info, go to https://linktr.ee/thec112//
Metaphors, in the hands of humans, usually fail. But Jesus gives us an example that helps us to trust Him. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more info, go to https://linktr.ee/thec112//
John 10 gives us two statements from Jesus about Himself, the first being that He is the “gate,” but what does that mean? Pastor James explores this. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more info, go to https://linktr.ee/thec112//
In Part 2 of Jesus’ statements about Himself, Pastor James encourages us from John 8 that we see life through the light of Christ. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more info, go to https://linktr.ee/thec112//
In this new collection of talks, Pastor James looks at Jesus’ I Am statements, with this message looking at satisfaction in Christ, as we explore John 6. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more info, go to https://linktr.ee/thec112//
This talk captures the heart of C112. We explore Romans 1:11-12 as we look further into encouraging others. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more info, go to https://linktr.ee/thec112//
Jesus knows your pain, your hurt, your heart. Thankfully, because of Christ, your story has an empty grave. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more info, go to https://linktr.ee/thec112//
In these next two talks, we explore our story in Christ. In this one, Jesus asks his disciple to trust and obey, which is often easier said than done. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more info, go to https://linktr.ee/thec112//
In the final message of our look at Ecclesiastes, our friend Mark encourages us about the whole point of life. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more info, go to https://linktr.ee/thec112//
Do we want more stuff or do we want joy? We may say one thing, but we often choose another. The Teacher in Ecclesiastes 5 tells us there’s a better way. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more info, go to https://linktr.ee/thec112//
It’s easy to make worship about us, but it’s not supposed to be. Worship is our response to who God is. Ecclesiastes 5 gives us a good bit of insight into worship. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For links to giving, directions to our Gathering, or to the songs we sing, go to https://linktr.ee/thec112//
Sometimes, when tensions arise, we are so quick to write off others, saying “I can make it on my own.” Even kids think, “I can do it by myself.” Yet in God’s economy, others matter. Today we look at Ecclesiastes 4 and our need for others. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For links to giving, directions to our Gathering, or to the songs we sing, go to https://linktr.ee/thec112//
Remember that famous soap opera line? “Like sands through the hour glass, so are the days of our lives.” How do you spend your time? In this sermon, we look at what the Teacher says about time in Ecclesiastes 3. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For links to giving, directions to our Gathering, or to the songs we sing, go to https://linktr.ee/thec112//
We think a better job, more friends, or more money will make us happy. Then when we may get those, we want more. All good things, but all a vapor. Today we look at Ecclesiastes 2 and our need for God. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For links to giving, directions to our Gathering, or to the songs we sing, go to https://linktr.ee/thec112//
“Meaningless, meaningless.” It seems like that may be obvious the point of the book of Ecclesiastes, except when the Teacher mentions “under the sun.” We look at changing our perspective on this book. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For links to giving, directions to our Gathering, or to the songs we sing, go to https://linktr.ee/thec112//
Jesus quotes Leviticus 19:8 saying, “love your neighbor as yourself,” and this verse is repeated several times in the New Testament. Today we look at this deeper as we love others. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For links to giving, directions to our Gathering, or to the songs we sing, go to https://linktr.ee/thec112//
All of God’s laws can be summed up with love God and love people. Sometimes it’s tough to love people because we are all human. In today’s message, Pastor James encourages us to love people in light of Mark 12. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For links to giving, directions to our Gathering, or to the songs we sing, go to https://linktr.ee/thec112//
In the middle of all the other important things of life — family, work, ball games, appointments — it’s all too easy to forget what matters most, even if it’s something we love. For the next few weeks, we’ll get a reminder of the most important commands from Jesus and how to implement them every day. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For links to giving, directions to our Gathering, or to the songs we sing, go to https://linktr.ee/thec112//
We could tell you sorry after story about how good Jesus is, but the challenge is to taste and see that the Lord is good for yourself. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For links to giving, directions to our Gathering, or to the songs we sing, go to https://linktr.ee/thec112//
What do you do when you feel drained? Often, we distance ourselves from community, our problems, and maybe even God. In this message, we find power in Jesus’ name, even in the midst of community. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For links to giving, directions to our Gathering, or to the songs we sing, go to https://linktr.ee/thec112//
1000 Names is designed to help us search the inexhaustible God, becoming infatuated with Him and making much of Jesus. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For links to giving, directions to our Gathering, or to the songs we sing, go to https://linktr.ee/thec112//
Everyone needs to have a true North. This is our true north, what we believe at The Church At 112. There will be an End, but there’s a lot of confusion about the End. The End is actually the beginning, and what we know for sure is this: Jesus wins.
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Everyone needs to have a true North. This is our true north, what we believe at The Church At 112. Marriage is to be honored by all, so how do we do that?
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Everyone needs to have a true North. This is our true north, what we believe at The Church At 112. In celebrating baptism and the Lord’s Supper, we identify with Christ and remember His work.
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Everyone needs to have a true North. This is our true north, what we believe at The Church At 112. This is what we believe about Mankind: image bearers of God add value to humanity because of Christ.
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Everyone needs to have a true North. This is our true north, what we believe at The Church At 112. This is what we believe about the Holy Spirit. We have the very breath of God in us, so let’s not waste it.
Everyone needs to have a true North. This is our true north, what we believe at The Church At 112. This is what we believe about Jesus.
Everyone needs to have a true North. This is our true north, what we believe at The Church At 112. Today, we begin with the guiding principle so strong it won’t waiver so you can’t either.
In part two, we see the disciples speaking to anyone anywhere in the name of Jesus, and so should we. For more encouragement from Acts, head to our social media! //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
In Part one of Acts in 8 Weeks, we look at our mission then, now, and forever: to make disciples and be witnesses for Christ. We are equipped to both be part of and tell the story of Jesus. For more encouragement from Acts, head to our social media!//We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
What happened after the resurrection of Christ? In this message, Tre helps us follow two disciples whose expectations don’t match up to where they need to be. When our expectations aren’t rooted in God’s word, our outcomes are drastically affected. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
As long as you’re breathing, you’re eternity is reversible. On this special Easter message, we look at the how significant Jesus’ resurrection is, for the people who experienced it first hand til today. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
It’s the week before Easter, and this message gets straight to a theology of the cross of Christ. The cross allows us to move forward. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
In part two of our talks on prayer, Pastor James addresses why talking to God matters. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
Some of us struggle with talking to God. In this message, Tre Hamilton helps us look at some of the hang ups we have and then some practical ways to help us approach God in prayer. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
What were you doing 2 years ago, in 2020? Whether it was 20 years ago or even today, we need God to be the bookends of our life, and the message stays the same: lift high the name of Jesus. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
You’ve got friends looking for happiness in all the wrong places, but only God’s way brings true happiness. In the conclusion to this series, we see the one verse in scripture where God waits, and why He waits. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
Captivity looks different to everyone, and so does freedom. Yet people are begging for freedom from whatever is holding them captive. Thankfully, we have a rescuer named Jesus who has come to set the captive free, bringing justice to victory. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
The world needs a victory. And it seems like we endure the harsh battles of the night, waiting for dawn’s early light just to see if we’ve made it. You can trust Jesus in everything, even your deepest problems. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
We need a life line, and fast. In the Bible, we see that Jesus brings justice to victory. In this new series, you’ll see how you can trust Jesus in everything, even your deepest problems. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
Ever been in a slump? In this message, Tre Hamilton shows us how King David was in a slump, but how God can help. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
You remember those walks with your kid, and they really want to bring their tricycle or big wheel, but halfway into the trip, the burden is too much. As a good parent, you take their burden. That’s what Jesus promises in the conclusion to Jesus’ Heart For You in Matthew 11:28-30. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
When you know someone’s heart for you, it makes it easier to trust them. It’ll help you weather any of life’s storms. Jesus’ heart for you is gentle and lowly. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
One of the hardest parts about life is being weary. Life can knock you down and wear you out. So how do you get rest with kids, jobs, bills, and life’s issues? Learn from Jesus. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
Nostalgia can be a good thing — fond memories of past vacations with loved ones gone by, or reigniting a passion for a special time in our lives. But what happens when one of our favorite places is destroyed? Do we get disheartened? One of our friends from overseas shares about how much Jesus loves the nations, looking at the historical context of the Temple along with Jesus’ heart for people. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
Ever feel weary or burdened? Recent studies show 1/3 of Americans feel this way. Jesus has an invitation open for you — an invitation to rest. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
Knowing someone’s heart for you changes how you interact with them, from what you think to what you say and do. What could change in your life if you knew Jesus’ heart for you? In this new series, Pastor James looks at the only scripture that unveils Jesus’ heart, and no surprise, He has a heart for you! //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
We often feel dead to begin with, like Marley, don’t we? When you’re feeling depressed, dejected, or dead inside, Psalm 42 is the place to turn to. It’s ok to be sad and sing. So what should the people of Jesus do? //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
In this new series, we look to the Psalms in scripture for the songs that should echo in our hearts and minds. Today, we look at the infamous Psalm 23. When your life is the Lord’s, there’s nothing you’ll lack. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
In our final part of this series on discipleship, Barrett looks at Paul’s encouragement to us to live for Christ without grumbling. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
What if a new boss gave you a blank check to get whatever you needed in order to accomplish your tasks? How would you feel about that? That’s what God does with those who trust Christ: God energizes us to change our world. Paul reminds us of this in verse 13 today. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
We live to become like Christ. Sometimes we have difficulties with the decisions in our life, but this timely message from Paul in Philippians helps keep these decisions in perspective as we work out our salvation. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
What should living our life look like, especially in light of the life of Christ? Join Tre Hamilton for Part 5 on our teachings on discipleship entitled “Making Me.” //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
What does Coca Cola have to do with sharing the hope of Jesus? This message looks at humility, something that is easier said than done. Thankfully, Paul’s letter to Philippi encourages us in this. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
One verse. This message helps us begin to look at the one thing that can make or break us in life — our attitude. Your attitude says a lot about you and your view of Christ. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
Where does humanity get life wrong? Serving others. Living the gospel demands we share Jesus by serving others. In this message, we look at some practical changes in Philippians 2. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
We need more of YOU. You’ve got unique skills and passions that will help aid in making more disciples. Join us as we begin a new series on making disciples. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
As ambassadors for Christ, we have a personal message to share, one that has impacted us forever: be reconciled to God. Listen as Barrett Negus leads us through Paul’s teaching on being right with God. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
“The world is watching.” As we conclude our Summer teachings on the minor prophets, we end with Malachi. As the world watches, what message are you sharing? //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
Ever feel like your prayers aren’t going anywhere? God hears our cries and answers. In fact, Habakkuk reminds us that God isn’t scared of our questions as He is God and has a plan — redemption. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
The minor prophet Micah helps us reorient our eyes to God in the tension between judgment and redemption. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
God has a message for people, always. Thankfully, we can hear it clearly throughout all Scripture. Do we believe that message, and how will we live it? Pastor James Reardon explores this in the minor prophet Jonah today. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
What motivates you? In this message, Tre Hamilton takes us into Romans 7 to help us understand our motives in life. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
Noted the “greatest prophet of his generation,” Hosea paints a picture of not only ancient Israel, but also us today, as we easily turn to following God plus other things. So how do we turn back? Join Pastor James as we look at an overview of Hosea. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
The minor prophets made major statements designed to get our eyes back on God. In this first message of our new series, Pastor James explores some background on prophets. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
Our doubts don’t scare Jesus. In this final message of Famous Last Words, we explore John 20 and what happens when we come to Jesus with our doubts. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
You are never too far gone. For whatever reason, we often think Jesus can’t, won’t or shouldn’t love us because of something we’ve done or said or experienced. Yet, Jesus paints a different picture for us. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
According to statistics, most people struggle with knowing their purpose. Thankfully, Jesus gives us our purpose pretty clearly in Luke 24, and it’s something we can all do.//We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
One’s last words often point to what matters most. So what were Jesus’ last words? In Part 1, Barrett Negus leads us to John 20 and gives us some takeaways. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
The right questions from you may help someone in their pursuit of faith. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
“I was given grace to give grace.” As we live outward what Christ has done inward, we should naturally give grace. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
Let’s face it, when we go places, it’s hard to be present. In part 2 of our messages on OUTWARD, Barrett points to the book of Acts, encouraging us to live outward wherever we go. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
When you have a message of hope, you’ll want to give it out, but oftentimes, there’s some sort of disconnect to live outward. In this series kickoff, Pastor James takes us to the early Church in Acts as they challenge us to live outward. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ has changed the face of humanity forever, giving us a hope and a future, so why do we still wrestle with hopelessness and fear? Pastor James explores Jesus’ final three words this Easter. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
Culture is constantly trying to define “love,” but living by their definition will get us into hurts and trouble. In this message from 2019, Barrett Negus shares the biblical definition of “love,” God’s way, to encourage us towards living more like Christ.
Flimsy future or a firm tomorrow? We’d all say we want the latter, but we often live like we trust in the former. Today we look at rescue into a firm tomorrow. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
While our circumstances or surroundings may seem to lead us into a spot where we need rescue, the main problem we face is “self.” Today we explore where we find rescue from ourselves. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
Circumstances can make you feel trapped, needing rescue. Through the Old Testament story of Joseph, Pastor James reminds us God will rescue us. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
Often we feel like we are aimlessly wandering, and without knowing it, the only remedy is rescue. Join Pastor James as C112 looks at Deuteronomy 26 over the next few weeks to focus on the rescue we all so desperately need, and this week, we’ll learn about Jacob, “a wandering Aramean.” //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
In the final message of our TOGETHER series, the book of James gives us good, practical application on the need for community and prayer for one another. Often we may overlook praying for each other, or we may not fully understand it. Whatever the case, Pastor James challenges us to pray for one another.
We’ve got to work on ourselves together which can be harder than it seems. Join Pastor James as we work through Ephesians 4 and the prerequisite to forgive one another as God builds His Church. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112
We serve one another to show Jesus’ worth to the world, but it can be hard to serve when you don’t feel free to serve. Join Pastor James as we work through Galatians 5 and discover a desire to serve one another. //We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112