It's never too late to come back home! The steps to a new beginning require bravery and boldness in accepting fault, but choosing to advance forward…1…Step…at…a…Time..!

The prodigal spirit within us challenges daily the idea of whether or not the heavenly Father is able to fully satisfy your greatest longings. Today's message exposes the lie that happiness is found away from the Father and will give hope to the fact it is never too late to come home.

Jonah is considered by many as fable, but because we believe it's factual (Luke 11:30; Matthew 12:39-40) we are able to discover God's faithfulness.

The book of Esther is critiqued by scholars because it never mentions God by title, but today we will discover not only the thumbprint of God is evident in this story, but yours as well.

Noah's Ark is not just a story of a boat that floats, but a hope that boasts.

A bonus podcast taken fro the 1pm service: In seeking to define who is actually one's neighbor reveals the underlying issue that we all face, which is to define the limits and the lines of how we love others. In Jesus, he crossed the line to realign how we see and serve all people.

In seeking to define who is actually one's neighbor reveals the underlying issue that we all face, which is to define the limits and the lines of how we love others. In Jesus, he crossed the line to realign how we see and serve all people.

WE AT CBC ARE CALLED—AS A CHURCH AND A PEOPLE—TO HELP LIFT PEOPLE FROM ALL THAT BLOCKS JESUS IN ORDER TO SEE JESUS!

For centuries persecuted Christians have taken comfort in the courage of Daniel. Today, we approach a familiar story of bravery and boldness that was forged when no one was watching thus preparing to stand strong when everyone was watching.

God desires to use our weakness, our faltering faith, our reluctant obedience and our availability more than He desires to use our strength, our talents, our confidence and our abilities.