Community Bible Church

In Luke 4, Jesus says that He came for the express purpose of proclaiming the good news about the kingdom of God to all people. So if we're pursuing being more like Jesus, evangelism must be a part of our lives. We look at an easy one verse method to share an overview of the gospel with people, as well as several very practical conversational questions to open doors.

What does it mean to be disciplined in our giving? When we think about the topic of giving, many of us usually jump to money. But the Bible speaks of giving in a lot more ways than just money. What should the motives of our giving be and how do I give in a way that is generous and joyful without comparing myself to others?

This week we look at the discipline of worship. But in order to be able to answer the question about personal discipline, first we have to make sure we understand what Biblical worship really is. Is it singing songs or something more? We trace the concept of worship from Genesis through the New Testament to answer these questions.

God commands it. Jesus models it. Do we really understand it? In this message we look at what motivates serving and how we should be applying it in our lives.

This week we look at a common misconception for Christians: that being part of the church just means showing up on Sunday mornings. What is Biblical fellowship? What does it mean to be disciplined in pursuing it?

This week we look at one of the most profound honors and joys for Christians: the privilege of prayer. It's not just our privilege, it's also clearly our responsibility and calling. So what is prayer? How should we approach prayer? What are some practical ways we can discipline ourselves to grow in prayer?

This week we look at the question of being spiritually disciplined when it comes to our engagement with Scripture. Do we understand just what the Bible is and how foundational it's meant to be in our lives? What are some practical tips for growing in our study and use of it?

As we get set to begin a new series on spiritual disciplines, we examine a question that, if left unanswered, can upset our whole lives: what's my purpose in life? For Christians, God has answered that question. This new series will examine ways we can grow in pursuing that purpose.

What does it mean for Jesus to be Mighty God? As we wrap up this Christmas series, let's take a look at the significance of this statement in Isaiah 9:6, and how Jesus expresses the full extent of His Might as God.

As we move into a new year, let us ponder the majesty of Jesus and what that means for our lives.

What does Isaiah mean when he prophesies that the coming Messiah will be named Wonderful Counselor? We use the word "wonderful" to describe so many things, but do we really understand what the Bible means when it says Jesus is wonderful? What does this mean for our lives? Join us as we study this name of Jesus.