Community is our middle name. Literally. Pastor Jim continues his three-week look at why our name says it all.

In his final sermon series as senior pastor, Jim Nicodem teaches on why "Christ Community Church" is the perfect name for this body of believers. In week one, he looks at the first word, "Christ."

In his final Easter teaching as senior Pastor, Jim Nicodem turns to 1 Peter 1:3-9 for proof of our living hope.

On Good Friday 2025, Pastor Clayton studies Matthew 27:27-49 to ask, "what do we see?"

Central Care Pastor Megan Clunan teaches on the letter from Jesus to the young church in the city of Philadelphia. The people of the Church of Philadelphia were perseverant yet exhausted. They were trying their best to honor God, their newfound Christian faith, and the way of Christ in the middle of external and internal struggles. And Jesus saw them there.

Pastor Jim takes a closer look at Jesus' letter to the church in Laodicea. He rebukes them as a group of Christ followers who have pushed him out of their lives. And it's to that group that Jesus says, "I'm knocking at the door of your heart. Open up! Welcome me back inside."

Pastor Jim studies the letters from Jesus to churches in ancient Pergamum and Thyatira--and churches today. What is Jesus saying to us by way of praise, rebuke, and correction?

In week 2 of a series on Jesus' words to churches in Revelation, Jesus tells those in Smyrna "not be afraid of what [they] are about to suffer."

This Lent, Christ Community is preparing for Easter by looking at the words of Jesus to churches in the Book of Revelation.

Founding Pastor Jim Nicodem concludes the 40th Anniversary teaching series with the core value that launched Christ Community Church.