Christ Community Church - Leawood Campus - SUNDAY MESSAGES

Romans 12:1-2 // Ben Beasley

This video explores the concept of Christian transformation as a lifestyle change. It discusses how the gospel fosters a community of individuals growing together, overcoming challenges, and living counter-culturally. The focus is on the importance of being shaped by God's purpose rather than worldly influences.

SERMON NOTES (YouVersion): https://bible.com/events/49314788

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24.09.15

Romans 11:33-36 // Tom Nelson

Romans 11 reveals the extraordinary nature of life with a wonderful God. It's not about having all the answers or solving every puzzle; it's about embracing the mysteries of faith and appreciating God's immense wisdom and unique ways. This journey encourages worship, humility, and a growing sense of wonder as we learn to live together as a diverse family. The more we learn about the heart of God, the more mystery we uncover, and the deeper our appreciation for His remarkable character and actions.

SERMON NOTES (YouVersion): https://bible.com/events/49310904

PRAYER REQUESTS: https://ccefc.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/2509/responses/new

24.09.08

Romans 11:1-32 // Brent Nelsen

In Romans 11, Paul paints a vivid picture of God's heart for all of humanity. He addresses Israel's rejection of the Messiah, highlighting the importance of a chosen remnant and the potential for future restoration. The inclusion of Gentiles into God's family through faith is emphasized, underscoring the necessity of avoiding pride and embracing humility. Ultimately, Paul's message is one of hope, reminding us that God's gifts and calling are irrevocable and His desire is to have mercy on all.

SERMON NOTES (YouVersion): https://bible.com/events/49307280

PRAYER REQUESTS: https://ccefc.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/2546/responses/new

24.09.01

Romans 9:30-10:21 // Ben Beasley

Romans 10 reveals the heart of God's plan for salvation. It's a message of radical inclusivity—anyone who believes in Jesus can join God's family, regardless of their heritage or past actions. Paul passionately argues that righteousness comes through faith alone, not by following rules or relying on ancestry. This chapter is a call to embrace God's mercy and to share this good news with everyone so they too can find their place in His family.

SERMON NOTES (YouVersion): https://bible.com/events/49304139

PRAYER REQUESTS: https://ccefc.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/2509/responses/new

24.08.25

Explore this message of mercy and belonging from Romans 9. Discover how God forms a diverse, multi-ethnic family through unexpected paths, challenging cultural norms and personal expectations. Uncover the historical context of Jewish and Gentile relations in ancient Rome, and understand how God's faithfulness and justice remain unwavering amidst shifting circumstances.

Key Takeaways:

• God's mercy forms the foundation of a diverse family united through faith, not ancestry.
• God's choices throughout history have always been based on unmerited grace and promise.
• Understanding the historical context of Jewish-Gentile relations enriches our understanding of God's plan for a multi-ethnic community.
• Embracing God's diverse family calls us to live harmoniously with those who are different from us.

2 Kgs. 25:27-30; Mt. 1:6b-17 // Ben Beasley

In this episode, we explore the story of King Jehoiachin of Judah and how it connects to the coming of Jesus. You'll see how God's faithfulness shines through even in times of judgment, and how the promise of a Davidic king finds its ultimate fulfillment in Jesus.

SERMON NOTES (YouVersion): https://bible.com/events/49297484

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24.08.11

2 Kings 22: 1-11 // Tom Nelson

King Josiah of Judah led a remarkable reign dedicated to restoring faith in Yahweh. This video explores his reforms, the rediscovery of the Torah, and his tragic end. King Josiah's story is one of remarkable devotion and religious revival. As a young king, he takes the throne and spearheads the repair of the Temple. A pivotal discovery within the Temple leads to a kingdom-wide reformation. Idols are destroyed, pagan worship is purged, and the Passover is observed with renewed fervor. Despite Josiah's dedication, judgment hangs over his reign. A prophecy foretells hardship, and Josiah meets an untimely death in battle.

SERMON NOTES (YouVersion): https://bible.com/events/49294214

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24.08.04

2 Kings 21:1-6 // Tom Nelson

King Manasseh of Judah: From Evil to Redemption?  This king did terrible things, but his story has a surprising twist! ➡️ Watch to see how God's forgiveness can change everything.

King Manasseh of Judah is known for his extreme wickedness. He promoted pagan worship, sacrificed his own son, and led the people astray.  However, there's more to the story. After facing punishment, Manasseh repented and turned back to God. This video explores Manasseh's journey and the message of hope it offers.

SERMON NOTES (YouVersion): https://bible.com/events/49291104

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24.07.28

Hezekiah: The Man Who Trusted/ Christ Community Church - Leawood / Brent Bovitz
Hezekiah: King of Judah defied empires and trusted in God, see how his faith transformed a nation, along with his personal struggles. King Hezekiah reigned for 29 years, marked by both spiritual reform and political defiance. He purged the kingdom of pagan worship, restored the temple in Jerusalem, and renewed the Passover celebration. Facing a mighty Assyrian army, Hezekiah placed his trust in God, leading to a miraculous victory. However, his later pride in his wealth brought a prophetic rebuke.

Key Takeaways:

• Hezekiah's leadership brought religious renewal and political independence.
• He trusted in God's power over worldly empires.
• Faith can be tested by both challenges and success.

King Joash of Judah starts strong, repairing the Temple with God's guidance, but after his mentor dies, Joash takes a dark turn. This story explores the importance of lasting wisdom and what happens when we stray from the right path.

What immediately stands out in the telling of King Joash’s story is how very young he is when he becomes king. We are also told that right by his side as his mentor, advisor and guide is a godly spiritual leader by the name of Jehoiada. Jehoida’s good and wise influence has its effect on young King Joash and we read that Joash ``did'' what was right in the Lord’s sight.  What a promising start for this young king! How is it possible for someone who seems so good, who did so much good, only to do so much bad and end so badly?

Key Takeaways:

• Joash's reign highlights the importance of mentorship in developing good character.
• Staying true to your values requires constant effort, even after a strong start.
• True wisdom comes from a higher power, not just from ourselves.

2 Kings 12:1-2 // Tom Nelson

24.07.14

SERMON NOTES: http://bible.com/events/49284596