Dylan Meinburg Dylan shares from 1 Corinthians 1:18-31 to encourage our graduates to live a life of Godly foolishness.

Bard Kimball “Whoever has seen Me has seen the Father.” We journey through the Gospel of John to get a closer look at Jesus, and therefore, a closer look at God the Father, in order that we may believe – “and that by believing [we] may have life in his name.”

Jake Sauer “Whoever has seen Me has seen the Father.” We journey through the Gospel of John to get a closer look at Jesus, and therefore, a closer look at God the Father, in order that we may believe – “and that by believing [we] may have life in his name.”

Matt Walton “Whoever has seen Me has seen the Father.” We journey through the Gospel of John to get a closer look at Jesus, and therefore, a closer look at God the Father, in order that we may believe – “and that by believing [we] may have life in his name.”

Andrew Pennels “Whoever has seen Me has seen the Father.” We journey through the Gospel of John to get a closer look at Jesus, and therefore, a closer look at God the Father, in order that we may believe – “and that by believing [we] may have life in his name.”

Andrew Pennels “Whoever has seen Me has seen the Father.” We journey through the Gospel of John to get a closer look at Jesus, and therefore, a closer look at God the Father, in order that we may believe – “and that by believing [we] may have life in his name.”

Andrew Pennels As we prepare for leadership turnover, Pastor Andrew shares from God’s word concerning elders, followed by the testimony from two of our nominated elders for next year.

Jake Sauer CCC Elder, Jake Sauer, shares about what our worship of God should look like.

Reinout Van Heiningen Guest speaker, Reinout from OMF, speaks about Peter’s confession and God’s design for building His Church.

Tim Watkins Jesus said to him, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life.  No one comes to the Father except through me.” One of CCC’s elders, Tim Watkins, delivers our Easter Sunday message.