Paul wrote that we have the treasure of God’s redeeming grace in “jars of clay.” We are earthen, fragile, broken vessels, but many of us ignore or hide this truth. God wants wholeness for us, and that begins with acknowledging our brokenness and bringing it to Him.

In the wake of our January 8-11 “Call the Awaken” gatherings, Pastor Keith challenges us to keep pursuing God and trust Him for “more than we can ask or imagine.”

Pastor Keith’s first message of 2017 includes a discussion of the call to spiritual awakening that God has placed on us, and a significant announcement regarding leadership at CCC and in our denomination, the Free Methodist Church.

Student Ministries Pastor Mike Hofer brings a New Year's Day message on love and apathy, and a challenge to choose the former over the latter.

Pastor Keith teaches from Luke 2:25-35, in which the righteous and devout Simeon "took [Jesus] in his arms and praised God, saying: 'Sovereign Lord, as you have promised, you may now dismiss your servant in peace. For my eyes have seen your salvation, which you have prepared in the sight of all nations: a light for revelation to the Gentiles, and the glory of your people Israel.'"

Teaching on Luke 1:48-55, Pastor Derrick Shields explores Mary's journey from uneasy expectant mother to exultant worshipper.

This week Pastor Derrick Shields leads us through Luke's story of the angels and the shepherds on the night of Jesus' birth.

The week we break from our Advent series for an honest discussion of our financial needs and 2017 budget.

Before Jesus could come to earth in human form, John the Baptist had to prepare the way. Thus John and his father, Zechariah, are an integral part of the Christmas story, and Zechariah’s words as recorded in Luke 1:67-79 are a spirit-filled song of praise to God for bringing it all about.

We close our "Give Them Jesus" series, a nearly year-long walk through the Gospel of John, with this look into chapter 21, in which God moved on John’s heart to tell the story of Peter’s restoration from his denial failure.