Community Christian Church

The only way to maintain a life of peace, hope, and fulfillment is by creating depth in your relationship with God.

In this message, Pastor Chris explains the biblical process of developing hope.

We often can be resistant to messages of hope as a way to guard ourselves from becoming disappointed. In this message, Pastor Tony shares how to remain hopeful despite our fears, even during the 2020 election.

Scripture describe hope as an anchor for our soul. In this message, PT defines five common causes of hopelessness and despair, reminding us that even believers are susceptible to them, while encouraging us to cling to the promises of God to provide us hope for our future.

Pastor Chris reminds us that as believers, we have nothing to fear. Our future is already secured in the hands of God. He has given us a guarantee of His salvation and protection from any plague, political crisis, economic collapse, or any other uncertainty.

Jesus was very clear that he would be returning to the world some day, and there will be many troubles before that day. Pastor Tony encourages us all to "get off the fence" and completely dedicate our lives to Jesus Christ before we no longer have the chance to.

The subject of the END TIMES is sometimes difficult for believers to discuss. However, it is important. And Scripture gives us lots of insight of what to expect when Jesus returns. In this message, Pastor Tony opens up the Word of God and helps navigate us through what it says and why we can have hope for the Second Coming, regardless of when that may be.

Sean Buono illustrates how the Church of Jesus Christ has always needed to prioritize connection and growth. Despite the world going through significant changes, the mission to reach others and develop strong, godly relationships will never change.

In Paul final words in 2 Timothy, he challenges believers to be patient with others, to not be so easily deceived by the charismatic words of deceptive leaders, and to be prepared to endure any hard things for the sake of the Gospel. Pastor Chris reminds us that these words are still important to us even today.

In this message, Pastor Chris shares several insights the Apostle Paul gave to Timothy on pursuing godliness in an increasingly godless world.

In 2 Timothy, the Apostle Paul encourages us to not just read the Scriptures, but to think about it and seriously apply it to our lives. God's grace gives us the ability to follow His will. In this message, Pastor Tony shares "Three ways to be strong in God's grace."

The West is slowly changing from an individual/guilt culture to a collective/shame culture. In this message, Abdu Murray highlights how we have gotten to this point in our society, as well as Jesus' response to our shame.

Jesus made it very clear that we are to love our neighbors. But who are our neighbors? Everyone!

In this message, Tyler Green walks us through the process of true, biblical freedom.

The story of Esther reminds us that when appearing before the King of Kings, we should be specific in our requests, and then take action towards His promises!

Esther in Hebrew means "to be hidden, or to conceal, or to hide." But it was only after she was willing to come out of hiding and into her identity that she was able to save her people. The church of Jesus Christ has a great opportunity at this time to acknowledge who we are and share our faith with the people around us. The world is waiting for God's glory to be revealed in us!

In this time of turmoil, it is vital that the Church continue to be the light of the world. Loving our enemies, blessing those that persecute us, showing favor to the least of these. God has called us to be set apart and to demonstrate love to all around us, building our life upon His Word.

Then enemy may have surrounded us, but it is time for the people of God to stop seeing their circumstances with their physical eyes! We need to look with our spiritual eyes and witness that God is on the move for us behind the scenes.

In this message, Pastor Terese challenges us all to remember that we have a responsibility to encourage our family, children, and grandchildren into faith in Jesus.

In the Gospel of John, Jesus calls himself a good shepherd. And doesn't that seem like exactly what we need right now? In this encouraging message, Pastor Tony teaches on the nature of a good shepherd.