Pastor Jim continues the Best Workplace series by looking at work as a key venue for character to be built.

Our vocations are not just how we fill time and pay our bills. They are also God's character school for us.

Every single person works. So, what does God have to say and how do we live this out? Join Christ Community as weekend services explore how we can contribute to our work environments to make the Best Workplace. This three-week series is the beginning of the church's year-long focus, Faith at Work.

At ReGathering 2022, Pastor Jim teaches on the Great Commission and the mission of Christ Community Church.

One of the most revolutionary aspects of Christianity is the promise that we can become like God. The Spirit is currently at work in us, transforming us. Because of his presence, we are transformed to bear fruit that looks like Jesus.

We sometimes think the world discovered the value of diversity recently. In fact, appreciating diversity was an invention of Christians, who, reflecting on the gospel, realized the barriers between different types of people had been broken down in Christ. In him, we can find unity across lines that normally divide.

We sometimes think of the end of the world as bad news, but for the early church, it was a source of profound hope. There is a confidence to knowing that the King is coming back, evil will be judged, and the world will be renewed.

One of the most countercultural things about Christianity in the Roman world was it’s sexual ethic. This approach to sexuality is once again countercultural, but it offers an refreshing alternative that our culture desperately needs.

As the Upside Down teaching series reaches the end of Acts, Paul's journey is full of trials and detours. Pastor Cory Shumate teaches on trusting God with your journey.

When the gospel comes to Ephesus, it not only changes individual lives, it undermines their entire economy, which was built on idolatry. As a result, the people begin to riot, fearing the long term effects of people following Jesus.