CBC Sermons

Good Friday, come meditate on the sacrifice of Jesus and discover the splendor of Calvary through worship, meditation, and the Lord's Table.

Then come celebrate our risen and victorious Savior on Easter Sunday. Through His death and resurrection, Jesus had the final word on salvation and eternity.

1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 CC: Eternity

God's people are living between two important times in history—the first coming of Christ and the promise of His return in glory. As those transformed by the Gospel, we are to bear up under suffering and spiritual attack by pursuing holiness and fixing our hope on the Savior's appearing. Though God's people are "not home yet," they continue to reflect the virtues of redeemed people—faith, hope, and love!

1 Thessalonians 4:9-10 CC: Love

God's people are living between two important times in history—the first coming of Christ and the promise of His return in glory. As those transformed by the Gospel, we are to bear up under suffering and spiritual attack by pursuing holiness and fixing our hope on the Savior's appearing. Though God's people are "not home yet," they continue to reflect the virtues of redeemed people—faith, hope, and love!

1 Thessalonians 4:1-2 CC: Single-Mindedness

God's people are living between two important times in history—the first coming of Christ and the promise of His return in glory. As those transformed by the Gospel, we are to bear up under suffering and spiritual attack by pursuing holiness and fixing our hope on the Savior's appearing. Though God's people are "not home yet," they continue to reflect the virtues of redeemed people—faith, hope, and love!

1 Thessalonians 1:9-10, 2:19-20, 3:13, 4:13-18, 5:23-24 CC: Hope

God's people are living between two important times in history—the first coming of Christ and the promise of His return in glory. As those transformed by the Gospel, we are to bear up under suffering and spiritual attack by pursuing holiness and fixing our hope on the Savior's appearing. Though God's people are "not home yet," they continue to reflect the virtues of redeemed people—faith, hope, and love!

1 Thessalonians 3:6-13 CC: Joy

God's people are living between two important times in history—the first coming of Christ and the promise of His return in glory. As those transformed by the Gospel, we are to bear up under suffering and spiritual attack by pursuing holiness and fixing our hope on the Savior's appearing. Though God's people are "not home yet," they continue to reflect the virtues of redeemed people—faith, hope, and love!

1 Thessalonians 2:17-3:5 CC: Compassion

God's people are living between two important times in history—the first coming of Christ and the promise of His return in glory. As those transformed by the Gospel, we are to bear up under suffering and spiritual attack by pursuing holiness and fixing our hope on the Savior's appearing. Though God's people are "not home yet," they continue to reflect the virtues of redeemed people—faith, hope, and love!

1 Thessalonians 2:13-16 CC: Authority Of The Bible

God's people are living between two important times in history—the first coming of Christ and the promise of His return in glory. As those transformed by the Gospel, we are to bear up under suffering and spiritual attack by pursuing holiness and fixing our hope on the Savior's appearing. Though God's people are "not home yet," they continue to reflect the virtues of redeemed people—faith, hope, and love!

1 Thessalonians 2:1-12 CC: Evangelism

God's people are living between two important times in history—the first coming of Christ and the promise of His return in glory. As those transformed by the Gospel, we are to bear up under suffering and spiritual attack by pursuing holiness and fixing our hope on the Savior's appearing. Though God's people are "not home yet," they continue to reflect the virtues of redeemed people—faith, hope, and love!

John 6:1-15 Community Communion

God's people are living between two important times in history—the first coming of Christ and the promise of His return in glory. As those transformed by the Gospel, we are to bear up under suffering and spiritual attack by pursuing holiness and fixing our hope on the Savior's appearing. Though God's people are "not home yet," they continue to reflect the virtues of redeemed people—faith, hope, and love!