CBC Sermons

It was only a few short decades since the start of the early church and, already, the Apostle Paul could sense opposition to the Gospel message and some new Christians who had already quit the race. In a letter to His young protégée, the Apostle urges Timothy to stand guard, stay strong and persevere in  the Gospel message and ministry. With so many distractions around the Christian today, this message remains relevant in its charge to finish strong.

2 Timothy 3:10-17
CC: Authority of the Bible

It was only a few short decades since the start of the early church and, already, the Apostle Paul could sense opposition to the Gospel message and some new Christians who had already quit the race. In a letter to His young protégée, the Apostle urges Timothy to stand guard, stay strong and persevere in  the Gospel message and ministry. With so many distractions around the Christian today, this message remains relevant in its charge to finish strong.

2 Timothy 2:22-26
CC: Kindness/Goodness

It was only a few short decades since the start of the early church and, already, the Apostle Paul could sense opposition to the Gospel message and some new Christians who had already quit the race. In a letter to His young protégée, the Apostle urges Timothy to stand guard, stay strong and persevere in  the Gospel message and ministry. With so many distractions around the Christian today, this message remains relevant in its charge to finish strong.

2 Timothy 2:14-21
CC: Authority of the Bible

It was only a few short decades since the start of the early church and, already, the Apostle Paul could sense opposition to the Gospel message and some new Christians who had already quit the race. In a letter to His young protégée, the Apostle urges Timothy to stand guard, stay strong and persevere in  the Gospel message and ministry. With so many distractions around the Christian today, this message remains relevant in its charge to finish strong.

2 Timothy 2:8-13
CC: Life Purpose

It was only a few short decades since the start of the early church and, already, the Apostle Paul could sense opposition to the Gospel message and some new Christians who had already quit the race. In a letter to His young protégée, the Apostle urges Timothy to stand guard, stay strong and persevere in  the Gospel message and ministry. With so many distractions around the Christian today, this message remains relevant in its charge to finish strong.

2 Timothy 1:15-2:7
CC: Faithfulness

It was only a few short decades since the start of the early church and, already, the Apostle Paul could sense opposition to the Gospel message and some new Christians who had already quit the race. In a letter to His young protégée, the Apostle urges Timothy to stand guard, stay strong and persevere in  the Gospel message and ministry. With so many distractions around the Christian today, this message remains relevant in its charge to finish strong.

2 Timothy 1:8-14
CC: Evangelism

It was only a few short decades since the start of the early church and, already, the Apostle Paul could sense opposition to the Gospel message and some new Christians who had already quit the race. In a letter to His young protégée, the Apostle urges Timothy to stand guard, stay strong and persevere in  the Gospel message and ministry. With so many distractions around the Christian today, this message remains relevant in its charge to finish strong.

2 Timothy 1:1-7
CC: Disciple-Making

Baptism is a very special, once-in-a-lifetime experience, where a Christian makes a public profession of faith in Jesus Christ. Baptism is in obedience to Jesus' command to "be baptized in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit" (Matthew 28:18-20) and communicates our surrender to Him as Lord of our life.

September 19, we are celebrating this life change together, as one body!

Matthew 3:13-17
CC: Salvation by Grace

Christians are resident aliens—travelers passing through this world, but never rooted in this world. As such, God’s people need to know how to live as “first Kingdom” citizens in a “second kingdom” place.  Discover your exilic identity and how to navigate what’s true not by looking at politics, culture, or media, but by looking through the lens of God’s Word. Then, resolve to live as ambassadors of God’s coming Kingdom, bringing hope to a broken world. 

2 Corinthians 5:16-21
CC: Peace

Christians are resident aliens—travelers passing through this world, but never rooted in this world. As such, God’s people need to know how to live as “first Kingdom” citizens in a “second kingdom” place.  Discover your exilic identity and how to navigate what’s true not by looking at politics, culture, or media, but by looking through the lens of God’s Word. Then, resolve to live as ambassadors of God’s coming Kingdom, bringing hope to a broken world.

1 Corinthians 6:12-20
CC: Self-Control