In looking at Galatians 3:1-14, Pastor Joe Coffey pinpoints the universal tendency to drift from the gospel-given faith-alone approach to God to a self-relying works-based approach to God.

In looking at Galatians 2:15-21, Pastor Zach Weihrauch leads us to the core of Christianity: The one true gospel requires simple faith in the person and work of Jesus – without adding anything to it.

This message shows us the power of the gospel that transforms us from living for the approval of others to living for the approval of Jesus, the one who saved us.

As Pastor Joe kicks off our 10-week series on Galatians, he stresses the vital role of the gospel in Christianity. Paul’s letter to the Galatians reminds us that the gospel comes from Jesus and offers rescue through grace. However, this is distorted when we believe we earned it. Our goal for these upcoming weeks is to recenter ourselves in the gospel’s core message of grace.

In looking at Matthew 28:18-20, Pastor Joe Coffey reminds us of Jesus' command to tell everyone, everywhere, about the good news of Jesus Christ.

Idols are just as prevalent now as they were in the times of the Bible. In this stand-alone message, Pastor Ken Prabucki reminds us of our responsibility to the next generation and how CCC seeks to point kids and students to Jesus!

In this last message of our Eternal Hope series, Pastor Zach reminds us of God’s perfect plan for the future.

Sometimes life can be confusing and dark, but this message reminds us to fix our eyes on eternity. Because of Jesus, it won't always be this way.

Looking at Revelation 21:5-8, this message shows that we can face or present hardships because of our future hope in Jesus. One day, all evil will come to an end.

This is the first message of our new Eternal Hope series. In this message, Pastor Zach reminds us that our present hardships are only temporary because of our future eternal relationship with God as our King.