Summary: Thirst is a natural part of the human existence.  Used throughout as a metaphor throughout the Bible, thirst can be something which points us back to God.

CCC was built on a testimony of the glory of God.  And we are recipients of the sacrifice others made to bring us here.  Now is the time to step into the thing God has done, is doing, and will continue to do.

Summary:  In Psalm 34 David reflects on a time of fear.  He is running for his life and he is so fearful that he forgets his confidence in the Lord.  In this song to the Lord David reflects on his unfaithfulness, God's grace and the power of the fear of the Lord to cast out

Summary:  Through David’s lament and reflection, we can learn how God wants to CONNECT with us, give us full ASSURANCE of our salvation and make a DEPOSIT in each of us through the new song.

[thaudio href='https://cvilleccc.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/01-1-John3_1-3-1.mp3']1 John3:1-3[/thaudio] [Geoffrey Maurer, September 19, 2016]

[thaudio href='https://cvilleccc.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/01-Work-Play.mp3']Work & Play[/thaudio] Mike Cramer, October  3, 2016

[thaudio href='https://cvilleccc.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/01-1-Cor.-7_29-31.mp3']The Gospel... and Technology[/thaudio] Geoffrey Maurer, October 9, 2016 [one_half][/one_half][one_half last=last][sdm_download id="4417" fancy="3" button_text="Download the Sermon"][/one_half]

Summary:  What is the theme that runs through the whole of Jonah? Undeserved grace.

Summary:  The resurrection of Jesus demands response.  What will yours be?  What helps us move from wondering to believing?

Summary:  We are changed and strengthened by beholding the greatness of God.