Kicking off our weekend parables study, Pastor Doug shares a powerful word from one of Jesus’ most notable stories, the Parable of the Sower. In this message, we explore the power of a story, the four types of people Jesus is alluding to in this parable and where each of them stand in relation to Him, and how God wants to use us to sow seeds in the lives of the people around us.

Kicking off our "Parables: Finding Yourself in the Story" series, CCA Discipleship Director Steve Mayo shares a powerful word from the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant.

In this week's message Pastor Steve Mayo teaches on forgiveness.

Watch as author, speaker, researcher, pastor, church planter, and missiologist Dr. Ed Stetzer shares a powerful message about how we as believers can faithfully represent Jesus and His Kingdom in a world full of outrage.

As man of peace, God gave Solomon more wisdom and a kingdom of peace, and in this study we see where the beginning of the building of the temple. As you listen to this study learn how you need to look like someone Jesus built a temple for.

Concluding our series through the Book of Joshua, Pastor Doug shares from Joshua 24. In this message, we explore the second part of Joshua’s farewell address to the people of Israel, discover what it means to be a covenant people, and learn how to be witnesses to all that God has done and is doing in, through, and around us.

In this message, Pastor Duane Roberts from our Boynton Beach campus shares a word about the importance of mentoring and discipleship for the health and growth of the Church.

Continuing our “Taking Ground” study, Pastor Doug explores Joshua 23, where we see Joshua deliver his farewell address to the people of Israel. In this message, we discover the importance of investing in and discipling the next generation, and the dangers of dropping the baton like Joshua did by failing to train up a successor—as Moses did with him.

When we are faithful with a few things, God gives us more things to be faithful with. In this study we see what those “more” items are.