In this message, Pastor Terese reminds us that we are blessed when we are doers of the Word, and not just hearers.

At CCC, we’re not only passionate about church on Sundays, we also have a heart and a plan to reach the world with the gospel while meeting practical needs. And on Sunday, May 5 we united as a church under that singular focus.

On this Baptism Sunday, Pastor Chris shares how you cannot have a promise without a process. Sometimes we must go through hard things for God to develop us and to become ready for His will for our lives. But we are not meant to be crushed forever. We are meant to rise!

"Who is this man?" This is the most important question about Jesus Christ we must ask discover for ourselves. He died for our sins, he was raised back to life again by God his Father, and he is alive! Sometimes it isn't enough to simply know "what" happened in the Easter story, but the "who". And the "who" is Jesus.

Many people around the world experience the Easter season as merely a traditional religious event. But we cannot truly come alive unless we have a genuine, personal encounter with Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior.

God wants us all to experience coming alive, even in areas where there is death and darkness. Part of that process is leaning into God through our grief. Jesus Christ knows what loss feels like, and he can identify with all of the pain that we will face in this world.

We all have questions. That is why in this series we will tackle all of the specific things that our congregation said that they want to hear more about. Because . . . you asked for it!

We all have questions. That is why in this series we will tackle all of the specific things that our congregation said that they want to hear more about. Because . . . you asked for it!

We all have questions. That is why in this series we will tackle all of the specific things that our congregation said that they want to hear more about. Because . . . you asked for it!

We all have questions. That is why in this series we will tackle all of the specific things that our congregation said that they want to hear more about. Because . . . you asked for it!