In this message, Mark Ashton explores Jesus cleansing the temple in John 2, unpacking righteous anger, the corruption of worship, and the radical truth that Jesus became the new temple where heaven and earth meet. This sermon challenges us to rethink holiness, identity, and what it means for the Holy Spirit to dwell within us as the body of Christ. 

Through the story of Jesus overturning tables in the temple courts, we see his passion for justice, worship, and making space for all people to encounter God. Minister Mark Ashton also examines the deeper theological meaning behind Jesus’ statement, “Destroy this temple, and I will raise it again in three days,” revealing how the death and resurrection of Jesus forever transformed access to God. 

If you’ve ever wrestled with anger, spiritual emptiness, identity, purpose, shame, or the desire to feel closer to God, this message offers a powerful invitation to “come and see” how Jesus cleanses, rebuilds, and dwells within his people.

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In this message, Minister Alex Ehly teaches through John 2:1–12 and the miracle at the wedding in Cana, where Jesus turns water into wine. But this story is about far more than a miracle at a wedding feast. It’s about Jesus stepping into emptiness, shame, chaos, exhaustion, and spiritual dryness… and revealing the glory of God by making something entirely new.

As the wine runs out and the celebration begins to collapse, Jesus transforms ceremonial purification water into the best wine of the feast, revealing that He did not come merely to patch up religion, but to bring a better Kingdom, deeper joy, and lasting hope. This message explores how Jesus still meets people in moments where life feels empty, uncertain, or broken — and how what looks like chaos to us becomes a canvas for His Kingdom.

If you feel spiritually exhausted, emotionally drained, overwhelmed by suffering, or uncertain about what God is doing in your life, this teaching offers hope that Jesus still brings new wine out of crushing seasons.

In this message, Minister Allison Dykhouse explores Jesus’ invitation to “Come and See” through John 1:35–51. As the first disciples encounter Jesus for themselves, we’re challenged to move beyond distant curiosity and into real discipleship—walking closely with Jesus, investigating who he is, and inviting others to experience him too.

Through the stories of Andrew, Peter, Philip, and Nathanael, this message unpacks what it truly means to follow Jesus—not as a social media follower from a distance, but as a disciple transformed by proximity to Christ. Whether you’re skeptical, spiritually curious, a lifelong believer, or wondering what your next step with Jesus looks like, this message offers a fresh invitation to come and see for yourself.

What if everything you believe about Jesus starts before the beginning?

In this message, Minister Jed Logue teaches from Gospel of John 1:1–18, unpacking one of the most profound passages in all of Scripture. John’s poetic prologue reveals Jesus not just as a teacher or prophet, but as the eternal Word, the source of life, the light in the darkness, and God himself who stepped into human history.

This message explores the deep truths of Jesus’ pre-existence, his role in creation, and the life-changing invitation to become children of God. Whether you’re searching for meaning, struggling with doubt, or longing for identity and purpose, this teaching points to the truth that Jesus is both the beginning of all things and the answer to our deepest needs.

If you’ve ever wondered who Jesus really is, why he came, or how you can truly know God, this message invites you to “come and see.”

What if everything you’ve believed about greatness is backwards?

In this powerful message,  Special Guest Rob Johnson challenges us to rethink success, influence, and what it truly means to live a life that matters. Through an honest and personal testimony, we see how chasing “more” can still leave you empty—and how surrendering everything to Jesus changes everything.

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It’s Missions Sunday at Christ Community Church—a powerful reminder that God’s work is not limited to one place, but is moving across the world. As we hear from CCC-sent International Workers and explore what it means to live on mission, this message challenges us to see our role in God’s global story and respond with faith, prayer, and action.

Whether you’re feeling stuck, searching for purpose, or wondering how your life fits into something bigger, this message will help you rediscover the heart of God for all people and the invitation to be part of it. Learn how faith becomes active, how the church impacts the world, and how you can take your next step in living a mission-driven life.

What if the Gospel of John isn’t just simple… but one of the most profound, layered portraits of Jesus ever written?

In this message, Minister Mark Ashton explores the depth, structure, and purpose of the Gospel of John—revealing how it was intentionally written to help you truly see Jesus, believe in him, and experience real life in his name. From the powerful “I AM” statements to the signs that reveal his identity, this message invites you into a year-long journey of knowing Jesus more deeply and personally. 

If you’ve ever felt spiritually dry, confused about belief, or distant from God, this message will challenge you to move beyond surface-level faith and step into daily encounters with the living Christ.

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Why does the world feel so broken, and what does the resurrection of Jesus have to do with it?

In this message, Minister Mark Ashton explores the reality of death, disease, suffering, and human brokenness, and the hope we have through the resurrection of Jesus. This Easter sermon reminds us that death does not get the final word, and that the same resurrection power that raised Jesus from the dead is still available to bring hope, healing, and new life today.

What happens at the end of time—and are you ready for it?

In this message, Mark Ashton walks through the four major biblical events surrounding the future return of Jesus: the Rapture, the Return, the Reign, and the Renewal of all things. From Matthew 24 to Revelation 21–22, this teaching unpacks what Scripture says about the end times, eternity, judgment, and the hope of a restored world.

If you’ve ever wondered what happens after death, how to be ready for Jesus’ return, or what heaven will actually be like, this message offers both clarity and urgency. The central question isn’t just what will happen—but whether you’re ready when it does.

Jesus is coming back. The question is: are you prepared?

In this message, Minister Tom Hinders explores Acts and the Epistles, showing how the gospel moves beyond boundaries to form one new family in Christ.

As the early church expands from Jerusalem to the ends of the earth, we see a powerful shift: the message of Jesus is not just for one group of people—it’s for everyone. Through Peter, Cornelius, Paul’s missionary journeys, and even prison, God continues advancing His mission. What looks like setbacks become strategy, and what feels like division becomes an opportunity for unity.

This message wrestles with a deeply personal and relevant question: How do people this different actually become one family?

From Acts 10 to the letters of Paul, we discover that God is forming a new kind of community—one marked not by sameness, but by transformation. A family made up of different cultures, backgrounds, and perspectives, united in Christ.