Join us this month as Pastors Mitch Kimbrell and Craig Combs examine what it means for a Christian to live under the law when the Bibles says that Christians are free from the law.

By means of proclaiming the way of salvation, God’s household is built-up and Satan’s household is plundered. That was true in Philippi, and it’s just as true in Chittenden County, Vermont!

Jesus directs the word’s advance, overcoming conflicts and weaker brother barriers to plant and strengthen churches in more places. If CMC follows his lead, we will consider gospel advance and church-strengthening more important than our differences with one another.

For the early church and for us, clarity on the faith-alone gospel is necessary to fuel unifying love and unhindered mission.

Amid the fiercest opposition and persecution, God’s word—and its fruit: more and more Christians—progresses unimpeded. CMC, will we live like we believe that the word of God can’t be conquered?

As we approach America's 250th Birthday, Pastors Mitch & Craig examine the Christian's relationship with government, and how we are to interact with our civil authorities in light of our mandates from our heavenly authority.

The word of Lord that was preached in Pisidian Antioch still confronts each of us: receive Jesus with joy leading to life or revile Him with scorn leading to condemnation.

The gospel advances over spiritual opposition as the Holy Spirit sends and empowers Christ’s missional church.

By God’s grace, we have been taken from the bondage of sin and been given freedom as heirs through faith; therefore, we use our freedom to love God and one another.