Charles River Church - Sermon Audio

1 Corinthians 6:1-8 -

As Paul continues to address more issues facing the Corinthian church, we learn how God wants us to respond when suffering wrong and facing disputes.

1 Corinthians 5 -

This week we return to 1 Corinthians with a look at the difference between struggling with sin and a prideful disregard for the grace of God.

Acts 16 -

This week upon commissioning our newest church plant, Christ Church Charlestown, we look at the birth of the church of Philippi. From his letter, Phillipians, we learn that the Philippian Christians were dear to the Apostle Paul. Ten years earlier in Acts 16 we find a great example for how to reach a city for Christ.

1 Corinthians 4:14-21 -

This week we return to our "Wild Ones" study through the book of 1 Corinthians with a look at spiritual family. As Paul prepares to address some weighty issues, he establishes his heart for the church in Corinth and gives perspective on how we are to mature together.

Acts 20:17-38 -

How can you best measure what it means to be "fully devoted" to Christ, which is the ultimate pursuit of a Christ-follower? In this message we will identify the signs of what a healthy commitment looks like from Paul's moving farewell to the Ephesian elders.

Matthew 6:9-13 -

This week we wrap up our study of The Lord's Prayer with a look at the closing doxology and the power of worship. Thank you for walking with us through this transformative prayer journey!

Matthew 6:9-13 -

This week in our 21 Days of Prayer, we look at God's leadership in our lives and Jesus's call to pray "do not lead us into temptation".

Matthew 6:9-13 -

This week in our 21 Days of Prayer, we look at Jesus's call to pray "forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors".

Matthew 6:9-13 -

In week two of our 21 Days of Prayer, we look at "Our Daily Bread" and learn how to pray for God's Provision.

Matthew 6:9-13 -

As we kick off our 21 Days of Prayer for 2018, we also begin to dig into the Lord's Prayer. This week we see the power of the opening lines to set the trajectory for our prayers.