Casco Bay Church Of Christ

Church is the most unique thing in the world - because the people who come into the church literally have nothing in common in this world. What we have in common is NOT OF THIS WORLD!

It is easy to confess with our words that Jesus is the Son of God. It is difficult to live it. But the cornerstone of the church is Jesus Christ and we must be convicted about what this means.

Is church just a place that you go to on Sunday? Or do you have the conviction that this is OUR church and we need to build it according to God's will?

Inevitably, people change. It is up to each of us to determine who or what influences us along the way. If we choose to be with Jesus during this change, Jesus will always be with us.

Entering into 2019, let us focus on ourselves as disciples. Each one of us is God's vision of the church. If each one of us focuses on living the life that Jesus calls us to, we will affect the greater Kingdom is amazing ways this year!

What does it mean to be strong in the grace? This profound statement may be the difference between those who make it to heaven and those who do not.

As we end 2018 and prepare for 2019, we learn from Simeon and Anna, two amazing people who were inspired by baby Jesus!

The Bible does not mention Joseph too much, but the little information that we do have allows us to infer some great things about him!

More than anything, God wants a relationship with us. And to have this connection with Him, He wants for each of us to grow up and become like a child.

Mary was the first person to give up everything for Jesus. This took incredible faith and we can learn a tremendous amount from her!

Today we dig into the interaction between the rich young man and Jesus!

Jesus came to Earth in the Old Testament before He came as a Galilean carpenter in the New Testament!

Many, if not all, of us experience doubt during our faith journeys. If not addressed, this doubt has the ability to completely undermine our faith in Christianity. Today we learn what the Gospel of John has to teach us about doubt through the apostle Thomas (also known as "Doubting Thomas") and his interactions with Jesus.

We will never be able to out-give God, but we can learn to imitate His heart in giving!

Join us as we learn how a brash, uneducated fisherman became a pillar of the New Testament church through progressive sanctification!

As we continue our series about the Gospel, the sinful woman teaches us to be grateful for the Good News!

Paul was converted from Christian-killer to arguably the greatest Christian of all time. This is the power of encountering Jesus!

In Matthew 22:14, Jesus said, "For many are called but few are chosen." What does this mean for us today?

As we examine how Jesus loves us through the Scriptures, we are challenged to implement His ways in our own lives!

Q&A session with Darryl Owens immediately following his sermon.