"Not only does Jesus offer living water, He offers the source of living water!"
Our interns led an incredible service at CCC, filled with Spirit-led worship, scripture, and a fresh word from John 4. 

Check out the message here!

Incarnate means God in the flesh; in human form. Jesus, God incarnate, takes the initiative in pursuing a relationship with man by asking “What are you looking for?” followed by an invitation to “Come and see!” In turn, by following Jesus’ example, we initiate discipleship by bringing others to Jesus and inviting them to “Come and see!” The ultimate incarnation invitation is for the divine and human to meet and share life through Jesus

What does it mean to serve a God who was both fully God and fully man? 

Pastor Derrick opens our new 13-week series on the Book of John by introducing us to one of the most profound, scandalous and loving mysteries of all: the incarnation of Jesus. 

In order to walk with Jesus, silence and solitude are absolutely necessary! Pastor Derrick closes the "Be Like Jesus" series by teaching through Psalm 46, which urges us to be still and to trust in the Lord. 

"We demonstrate the Kingdom of God by loving in such profound ways, that even those who disagree with us, we win their hearts, not to us but to Him!"

Bishop Keith Cowart closed our "Culture Shock" series with the most important call of all: to love! Check out his message here.

Throughout “The Sermon on the Mount”, Jesus immerses us into a culture that tends to be counterintuitive and disorienting for most people: the culture of the kingdom of the heavens. Verses 21-26 highlight the significance of the attitudes of the heart in relation to others.