Roy Warren, 11/26/2017: David Bowden, in his book, "When God Isn't There," writes, "Now that we are new temples of God, everything has changed.  We don't have to go to God; God has come to us.  There is no longer a pilgrimage, but a mission.  No longer a coming in, but a sending out.  No longer a distant presence, but an intimate dwelling.  Even Jesus said, 'Come and see.'  But the Spirit within us says, 'Go and tell.'"  Join us Sunday in Acts 21: 1-14  to see this lived out in the life of Paul. Listen

Roy Warren, 11/19/2017: C.S. Lewis once wrote, "If you read history, you will find that the Christians who did most for the present world were precisely those who thought most of the next,  It is since Christians have largely ceased to think of the other world that they have become so ineffective in this one."  People who are filled with hope are the ones who change the world.  Join us in Acts 20 as we discover what really moved Paul.  The BIG question will be, "What will it take to move you?" Listen

Roy Warren, 11/12/2017: John Eldredge, in his book, "All Things New," wrote, "We need more than a silver-lining outlook on life.  Much, much more.  We need an unbreakable, unquenchable hope.  I'll let you in on a little secret: your heart is made for the Kingdom of God.  This might be the most important thing anyone will ever tell you about yourself--your heart will only thrive in one habitat, and that safe place is called the Kingdom of God, living under the rule of God."  Join us as we delve into Acts 20: 5-12. Listen

Roy Warren, 11/5/2017: Derwin Gray, in his book, "The Limitless Life," wrote, "When you don't realize that Jesus is the basis of acceptance before God, you hide or protect your image through deception.  The gospel of grace informs us that Jesus went to the Cross fully knowing our issues and imperfections, and died for all of our sins.  I no longer have to try to hide my sins, because the more I realize this gospel of truth, the less I sin and the more I grow up as a true follower of Christ,"  Come and join us! Listen

Jim Frantz, 10/29/2017: A. W. Tozer once wrote, "To teach that Christ will use His sacred power to further our worldly interests is to wrong our Lord and injure our own souls.  We modern evangelicals need to learn the truths of the sovereignty of God and the Lordship of Christ.  Christ must be Lord or He will not be Savior!"  Join us as our church honors Pastor Appreciation month by our elder, Jim Frantz, leading the worship service, including preaching from the very heart of God.  The pastor will be there! Listen

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Roy Warren, 10/15/2017: Mike Guzzardo, in his book, "All In," wrote, "God has extended His hand as an invitation to lead you to a full life, first in salvation, and then in immersion of the Holy Spirit.  And I know deep in many a heart there is a longing for more of God and the life He brings.  If you will allow yourself to receive the truth that it is really possible for you, desire will well up in your heart, urging you to respond.  And the simple response of the heart is how the journey begins for one and all." Listen

Roy Warren, 10/8/2017: Chris Thurman, in his book, "The Lies We Believe About God," writes, "God's wrath is an expression of His love.  Please don't ever forget that God's righteous anger toward our wrongdoing comes out of His love for us.  It is unmistakable evidence that He cares too much about us to indifferently twiddle His thumbs, so to speak, while we turn into little hellions."  Just follow the yellow signs to CORBC and join us as we dive into Acts 18 and Paul's experiences in Corinth. Listen

Roy Warren, 10/1/2017: Rob Bentz, in his book, "The Unfinished Church," wrote, "Encouragement is not simply a kind word.  Its not just a verbal nicety.  Its not pride-building flattery.  True encouragement is God-honoring, believer-strengthening, church-building communication.  It is Biblically based truth spoken into the life of another.  It is an impact that brings the focus upon the ultimate and rightful recipient--God Himself!"  Follow the new yellow signs and join us on this World Communion Sunday. Listen

Roy Warren, 9/24/2017: Jud Wilhite, in his book, "The God of Yes," wrote, "Long after I said 'yes' to God in my life, I still doubted whether He had said 'yes' to me.  I felt I'd never be good enough, never measure up, and never ultimately please Him.  When you aren't convinced someone likes you, it makes it challenging to trust them with every aspect of your life.  I feared God was the God of 'No.'    It didn't occur to me to look to Him as the ultimate source of joy in my life."  Join us to see this Berean thing. Listen