CCF Sunday Messages

As Paul continues to instruct Timothy on how to solve problems in the church, he lays out the requirements for overseer/elder/pastor as well as deacon. Paul shows us that the character of the men and women who lead in the church is extremely important to the health of the flock.

As we continue looking at Paul's first letter to Timothy--a series we're calling "Fixing the Broken Church"--in chapter two Paul focuses on prayer, dealing with power struggles, propriety in worship, and the potential for inverting God's created order for male and female roles.

As we continue looking at Paul's first letter to Timothy--a series we're calling "Fixing the Broken Church"--in chapter two Paul focuses on prayer, dealing with power struggles, propriety in worship, and the potential for inverting God's created order for male and female roles.

Paul continues his introduction to Timothy, charging him to fulfill his ministry there, reminding him of the amazing testimony of God's grace in his own life, and warning him of the shipwreck of those who fall away from sound doctrine.

Paul continues his introduction to Timothy, charging him to fulfill his ministry there, reminding him of the amazing testimony of God's grace in his own life, and warning him of the shipwreck of those who fall away from sound doctrine.

We are starting our new series in the pastoral epistles, titled "Fixing the Broken Church". Listen to today's message for an introduction to 1 & 2 Timothy and Titus, as well as the initial teaching on 1 Timothy chapter 1!

We are starting our new series in the pastoral epistles, titled "Fixing the Broken Church". Listen to today's message for an introduction to 1 & 2 Timothy and Titus, as well as the initial teaching on 1 Timothy chapter 1!

As we cover the final verses of the gospel of Matthew, we close out our "Biography of the King" study with Jesus's "Go-Mission"--his command for us to make disciples, teaching and baptizing them, going into all the world to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ!

As we cover the final verses of the gospel of Matthew, we close out our "Biography of the King" study with Jesus's "Go-Mission"--his command for us to make disciples, teaching and baptizing them, going into all the world to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ!

As we finish up our study in the gospel of Matthew: The Biography of the King as we have called it, we watch Joseph of Arimathea take a risk to ask Pilate for the body of Jesus. He and Nicodemus take the body and give Jesus a proper burial, giving up Joseph's new tomb for the purpose. Starting in the final chapter of Matthew, the finality of death turns to amazement that Jesus is no longer dead, but has risen, just as He said he would, declares the angel!