Christ Community Church

Some have referred to the Book of Romans as Paul’s magnum opus. In Romans, Paul digs deeply into the gospel to reveal the many beautiful dimensions of God’s grace. In it’s 16 chapters, Paul unpacks “the power of God unto salvation.” In addition to it’s rich doctrinal content, Romans is also pointedly practical in the applications of the gospel for God’s people and their ministry. Come with us as we embark upon A Journey through the Gospel, that we might see more fully the majesty of God’s grace in the person and work of Jesus Christ.

Some have referred to the Book of Romans as Paul’s magnum opus. In Romans, Paul digs deeply into the gospel to reveal the many beautiful dimensions of God’s grace. In it’s 16 chapters, Paul unpacks “the power of God unto salvation.” In addition to it’s rich doctrinal content, Romans is also pointedly practical in the applications of the gospel for God’s people and their ministry. Come with us as we embark upon A Journey through the Gospel, that we might see more fully the majesty of God’s grace in the person and work of Jesus Christ.

Some have referred to the Book of Romans as Paul’s magnum opus. In Romans, Paul digs deeply into the gospel to reveal the many beautiful dimensions of God’s grace. In it’s 16 chapters, Paul unpacks “the power of God unto salvation.” In addition to it’s rich doctrinal content, Romans is also pointedly practical in the applications of the gospel for God’s people and their ministry. Come with us as we embark upon A Journey through the Gospel, that we might see more fully the majesty of God’s grace in the person and work of Jesus Christ.

Some have referred to the Book of Romans as Paul’s magnum opus. In Romans, Paul digs deeply into the gospel to reveal the many beautiful dimensions of God’s grace. In it’s 16 chapters, Paul unpacks “the power of God unto salvation.” In addition to it’s rich doctrinal content, Romans is also pointedly practical in the applications of the gospel for God’s people and their ministry. Come with us as we embark upon A Journey through the Gospel, that we might see more fully the majesty of God’s grace in the person and work of Jesus Christ.

The season of Advent provides the church a time to reflect and to anticipate. It’s during this season, that the church, throughout the world, celebrates that our God, who created time and space, actually entered into our time and space. God became man. He “advented” and drew near to us. During Advent, we remember that Christ has come, and we anticipate that He will come again. This December, we will focus on the description of Jesus from the prophecy of Isaiah 9:6, that Unto Us a Child Is Born, who alone is the Light in our darkness and the Peace in our pain. He is the hope of the world!

The season of Advent provides the church a time to reflect and to anticipate. It’s during this season, that the church, throughout the world, celebrates that our God, who created time and space, actually entered into our time and space. God became man. He “advented” and drew near to us. During Advent, we remember that Christ has come, and we anticipate that He will come again. This December, we will focus on the description of Jesus from the prophecy of Isaiah 9:6, that Unto Us a Child Is Born, who alone is the Light in our darkness and the Peace in our pain. He is the hope of the world!

The season of Advent provides the church a time to reflect and to anticipate. It’s during this season, that the church, throughout the world, celebrates that our God, who created time and space, actually entered into our time and space. God became man. He “advented” and drew near to us. During Advent, we remember that Christ has come, and we anticipate that He will come again. This December, we will focus on the description of Jesus from the prophecy of Isaiah 9:6, that Unto Us a Child Is Born, who alone is the Light in our darkness and the Peace in our pain. He is the hope of the world!

The season of Advent provides the church a time to reflect and to anticipate. It’s during this season, that the church, throughout the world, celebrates that our God, who created time and space, actually entered into our time and space. God became man. He “advented” and drew near to us. During Advent, we remember that Christ has come, and we anticipate that He will come again. This December, we will focus on the description of Jesus from the prophecy of Isaiah 9:6, that Unto Us a Child Is Born, who alone is the Light in our darkness and the Peace in our pain. He is the hope of the world!