As Jesus discussed His impending departure, He promised His disciples they would never be left alone – the Holy Spirit would come and be their counselor, comforter and much, much more.

New student pastor Mike Hofer shares his testimony. It's a powerful story of God's grace and a fitting lead-in to Pastor Keith's message on two notable disciples of Jesus, one of whom also found grace when he thought all was lost.

"Jesus knew that the Father had put all things under his power, and that he had come from God and was returning to God; so he got up from the meal, took off his outer clothing, and wrapped a towel around his waist. After that, he poured water into a basin and began to wash his disciples’ feet, drying them with the towel that was wrapped around him."

In this discussion of John chapter 12, Pastor Keith discusses the meaning and implications of dying to self. There is a cost, but when we do so, we are most alive and free to be who God made us to be.

We could examine this familiar Palm Sunday story from many different angles: Jesus as king, for example, or the nature of worship, but in this message Pastor Keith explores it from the angle of the donkey and its owners.

A look at Mary’s humble, love-fueled, extravagant act of worship of Jesus during a dinner given in his honor following her brother Lazarus’s resurrection.

Last week we discovered how Jesus is the one true shepherd who gives us freedom and “life to the full.” But we will only follow one we trust, and Jesus is not only the true shepherd, he is also the trustworthy, good shepherd.

Jesus is ever trying to reveal to the people who he is. In John 10:1-10, he uses a familiar analogy: sheep and shepherds, appealing to a profession that was central to the economy and life of the people of that region.

This morning’s message time was comprised of two parts: A period of corporate and small-group prayer for America and teaching on chapter 9 of John, the story of Jesus’ healing of a man blind since birth.

CCC members Dianna and Nick Cash talk about their work on the m/v Africa Mercy and how God calls each of us to be a missionary wherever we live.