Why did Jesus call his disciple Peter, Satan right after revealing the church would be built upon him? In week 4 of our series, The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry we explore identity, relationships, and Jesus' startling lesson to his head disciple in Matthew 16:21-23. To dive deeper go to ccchurch.org/hurry.

Hurry affects our families' ability to flourish as God created it to. In week 3 of our series, The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry we examine the words of James and learn how Jesus' pace sets the tone for those around us to flourish. To dive deeper go to ccchurch.org/hurry.

We launched a series on the amazing things God can do when we surrender our finances to him. Giving transforms our hearts and fuels God’s mission to bring light into darkness in our world. Listen, watch, and learn to live the way of Jesus at https://www.ccchurch.org/

This Sunday we welcomed our presbyters to town and were honored to hear from them to close out an incredible weekend. Those present were pastors Gerald Murphy, Mark Harrell, Jerry Rice and Dave Rodriguez.Listen, watch, and learn to live the way of Jesus at https://www.ccchurch.org/

What is God’s call in our relationships with those around us? He calls us to be people of shalom--those who seek not only absence of strife, but also the well-being of all their neighbors.Listen, watch, and learn to live the way of Jesus at https://www.ccchurch.org/

Pastor Ryan Pflum finishes the book of Jonah and examines gods great compassion with his prophet, the people of Nineveh, and the world has a hole through the cross. Listen, watch, and learn to live the way of Jesus at https://www.ccchurch.org/

This week our youth pastor Joe Deptowicz launched a new youth series, The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry. Week one's message was an introduction to Hurry, the great enemy of our spiritual lives. John Mark Comer puts it like this, "Both sin and busyness have the exact same effect - they cut off your connection to God, to other people and even to your own soul." Listen, watch, and learn to live the way of Jesus at https://www.ccchurch.org/

This week we continued our journey with the prophet Jonah. After learning more about God in the belly of a fish, we see Jonah cling to his sense of superiority over others. His story is often our story. Come learn the danger of self-righteousness and the hope of complete surrender to God.

Pastor Ryan Pflum picks up in the story of Jonah. After he is thrown from a boat and swallowed by a fish he realizes in those moments what love is. That God's life-changing love is substitutionally sacrificial. Scripture Ref. Jonah 1:11-2:10

Pastor Duane Flemming preaches a message about the abundant life Jesus spoke of in John 10:10.