The writer of Hebrews calls us to remember those members of our spiritual family who are mistreated and imprisoned. Guest teacher Cole Richards from The Voice of the Martyrs reflects on this passage on the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church.

In the final lesson on people skills from the Book of James, Pastor Jim teaches on how we should treat those who have wandered from the path.

The Book of James has a lot to say with how we interact with others. In week three of a series all about James' advice on good people skills, Pastor Jim takes on a biggie: selfishness.

Stories of hope are important. They move and encourage us. This is why Christ Community invites Christ followers to share their Inspiring Stories three times a year through in-service interviews. Christ Community welcomes author and leading foster care advocate, Tori Hope Petersen.

The Book of James has a lot to say with how we interact with others. In week two of a series all about that, Pastor Clayton speaks on....speaking. Words have power. How do we tame our tongues?

Pastor Jim begins a four-part sermon series in the Epistle of James looking at passages about how we should treat others. First up: The foolishness of favortism.

Pastor Clayton looks to James to see what faith is and what faith would be without works.

Pastor Jim teaches on Romans 12, where Paul urges Christ followers to do something with the truths he's been teaching. What is it we should do?

An additional short teaching as part of point one in the September 16 & 17 sermon, Just Do It.

The Bible teaches that every genuine Christian follower should have the goal of becoming more and more and more like Jesus. How did Jesus live? What would Jesus do? Jesus came to serve.