Christ Community Church Sermons | West Chester, PA

Pastor Billy Burch returns to conclude our series in the Psalms, looking at Psalm 22 and how it connects to Palm Sunday.

Kenton Hock, our Director of Students, continues our series in the book of psalms by looking at Psalm 130 and the feeling of depression we all feel.

We are emotional beings. God made us that way. So, there is a purpose for what we feel. God is so intimately involved in our lives that He not only knows our feelings, but uses them to draw us nearer to Him. Join us to get a fresh and powerful perspective on our feelings by looking at how David and the other psalmists characterized theirs as they wrote the Psalms.

We all have a longing within us for relationship with others. Matt Schroder (Executive Director of Operations) guides us through Psalm 63 as King David describes a longing he felt while in the wilderness.

We are emotional beings. God made us that way. So, there is a purpose for what we feel. God is so intimately involved in our lives that He not only knows our feelings, but uses them to draw us nearer to Him. Join us to get a fresh and powerful perspective on our feelings by looking at how David and the other psalmists characterized theirs as they wrote the Psalms.

We, as humans, feel shame. Scott Allen (Pastor of Care/Men's Ministry) looks at the shame exhibited by King David as we continue our series Psalms: What to Do With What You Feel.

We are emotional beings. God made us that way. So, there is a purpose for what we feel. God is so intimately involved in our lives that He not only knows our feelings, but uses them to draw us nearer to Him. Join us to get a fresh and powerful perspective on our feelings by looking at how David and the other psalmists characterized theirs as they wrote the Psalms.

Adam Udinski, our Executive Director of KidzROCK and Next Gen, continued our series in Psalms, looking at Psalm 139!

We are emotional beings. God made us that way. So, there is a purpose for what we feel. God is so intimately involved in our lives that He not only knows our feelings, but uses them to draw us nearer to Him. Join us to get a fresh and powerful perspective on our feelings by looking at how David and the other psalmists characterized theirs as they wrote the Psalms.

Pastor Billy Burch continues our series Psalms: What to Do With What You Feel, diving into the feeling of exhaustion in Psalm 77.

We are emotional beings. God made us that way. So, there is a purpose for what we feel. God is so intimately involved in our lives that He not only knows our feelings, but uses them to draw us nearer to Him. Join us to get a fresh and powerful perspective on our feelings by looking at how David and the other psalmists characterized theirs as they wrote the Psalms.

Pastor Billy Burch continues our series Psalms: What to Do With What You Feel, by looking at Psalm 40 and discussing how to find joy even in despair.

We are emotional beings. God made us that way. So, there is a purpose for what we feel. God is so intimately involved in our lives that He not only knows our feelings, but uses them to draw us nearer to Him. Join us to get a fresh and powerful perspective on our feelings by looking at how David and the other psalmists characterized theirs as they wrote the Psalms.

Pastor Billy Burch continues our series Psalms: What to Do With What You Feel, by looking at Psalm 73 and discussing the feeling of bitterness.

We are emotional beings. God made us that way. So, there is a purpose for what we feel. God is so intimately involved in our lives that He not only knows our feelings, but uses them to draw us nearer to Him. Join us to get a fresh and powerful perspective on our feelings by looking at how David and the other psalmists characterized theirs as they wrote the Psalms.

Pastor Billy Burch continues our series in the book of Psalms discussing What to Do With What You Feel. This week, he dives into Psalm 27 and fear.

We are emotional beings. God made us that way. So, there is a purpose for what we feel. God is so intimately involved in our lives that He not only knows our feelings, but uses them to draw us nearer to Him. Join us to get a fresh and powerful perspective on our feelings by looking at how David characterized his as he wrote the Psalms.

Pastor Billy Burch kicks off our series in Psalms - What to Do With What You Feel - looking at Psalm 86.

We are emotional beings. God made us that way. So, there is a purpose for what we feel. God is so intimately involved in our lives that He not only knows our feelings, but uses them to draw us nearer to Him. Join us to get a fresh and powerful perspective on our feelings by looking at how David characterized his as he wrote the Psalms.