CCF Sunday Messages

One of our elders, Warren McIvor, continued our study through Matthew 25 by teaching on the parable of the talents.

As we begin chapter 25 in our continuing study in Matthew--the Biography of the King--Jesus continues in the context of answering the questions about the end and His 2nd coming by telling a parable about being watchful and ready. In this sobering parable some are not ready for the bridegroom and it is too late to do anything about it. Get ready while there is still time!

As we begin chapter 25 in our continuing study in Matthew--the Biography of the King--Jesus continues in the context of answering the questions about the end and His 2nd coming by telling a parable about being watchful and ready. In this sobering parable some are not ready for the bridegroom and it is too late to do anything about it. Get ready while there is still time!

We continue our study in Matthew 24 as Jesus tells his disciples about the end times--that no one knows the day or the hour, and how we should be watching and ready for that day, whenever it appears.

We continue our study in Matthew 24 as Jesus tells his disciples about the end times--that no one knows the day or the hour, and how we should be watching and ready for that day, whenever it appears.

As we continue to follow Jesus' words to his disciples in Matthew 24, we learn about the tribulation and the second coming of Jesus Christ. As we understand what it is to live in a world that has an "end date", we realize the need to be ready, to be doing God's work and following His will in a world that is steadily moving away from Him.

As we continue to follow Jesus' words to his disciples in Matthew 24, we learn about the tribulation and the second coming of Jesus Christ. As we understand what it is to live in a world that has an "end date", we realize the need to be ready, to be doing God's work and following His will in a world that is steadily moving away from Him.

As we start Matthew chapter 24, the disciples are surprised as Jesus prophesies that the beautiful temple will not even have one stone left on top of another. They ask Jesus privately to let them know when these things will be, and what will be the signs of His coming and the end of the age.

As we start Matthew chapter 24, the disciples are surprised as Jesus prophesies that the beautiful temple will not even have one stone left on top of another. They ask Jesus privately to let them know when these things will be, and what will be the signs of His coming and the end of the age.

Finishing chapter 23 of Matthew in our "Biography of the King", Jesus saves his strongest words of correction for the religious elite of his day. The eight "woes" he proclaims against the Pharisees reveal their wicked hearts and hypocrisy to do so well at their ritual and outward experience while being dead on the inside. Yet Jesus is not so much angry as he is sorrowful as he would have gathered them together as a mother hen gathers her chicks--but they were not willing.