In a redemptive community, the objective is not to accept that which is contrary to God’s design, but to direct each other toward what God intended in the first place: every human being having infinite worth, value, and dignity.

Our brokenness impacts how we get along with others. In part 3 of our Redemptive Community series, we learn that reconciliation and restoration of relationships are key to a Redemptive Community that Christ calls us to as a church.

A redemptive community is a gathering of people through whom God uses the Gospel of Jesus Christ to restore what was ruined by sin. In this message, Paul breaks down the 6 vital ingredients to Redemptive Community.

As we kick off a new series, we ask the question what would it look like if Cibolo Creek worked exactly like God intended for His Church? In part 1, we learn about the unique qualities of a redemptive community and how it can impact our life to be a part of one.

What if every time you started to worry, you made it a practice to stop immediately and pray a prayer of thanksgiving about the very thing you are worried about? What if you put your faith in the confidence that God is for you and guiding your every step? In this last week of our Adventure series, Paul talks about the Adventure of trusting God with our life and having the courage to place that trust over all our worry and fear.

Following Jesus is an adventure and part of that adventure is the act of forgiveness. Paul helps us to understand what forgiveness is not, and what it is. Forgiveness is a process, not a one-time event, which allows YOU to be set free from the imprisonment of anger and resentment.

How we look at our spiritual journey determines what becomes of our faith. If your perspective on “following Jesus” is incorrect, you’ll experience it in the way it was never intended. But what if following Jesus was an adventure? In part 2 of this series, we learn that God is inviting us to the adventure of turning everything about our lives over to Him and what true surrender looks like.

How you spend your time and distribute your energy writes the story of your life. Your perspective and attitude determines how you look at your spiritual journey and how we look at our spiritual journey determines what becomes of our faith. Paul kicks off a series that will teach us that the journey of following Jesus can be a great adventure or a burdensome obligation. But it all depends on our perspective and attitude.

Christmas Eve Celebration Service as Joe shares about the unexpected of Christmas and the Good News it means to us.

Executive Pastor, Joe Tepe, helps us understand the meaning of Shalom and that God sent Jesus to conquer the chaos and bring lasting Shalom.