Community Church Richfield

Worship Gathering 06/19/2016

Jeremy Peters

2 Corinthians 5.11-21

In Jesus, God was introducing a new creation in which restored relationships were made possible — with God, with one another, and with the world. If this new creation is already in-breaking, how might we work towards reconciliation here and now?

Community Church Richfield

Worship Gathering 06/05/2016

Jeremy Peters

2 Corinthians 4.1-12

Often we think we must fix ourselves before coming to and being used by God. But what if our fragility makes us even more effective carriers of the good news about Jesus?

Community Church Richfield

Worship Gathering 05/29/2016

Jeremy Peters

2 Corinthians 2.1-11

The Corinthians had caused sadness and themselves had been saddened. Rather than wallowing in what was, however, Paul pushed them to extend forgiveness and envision what could be.

Community Church Richfield

Worship Gathering 05/08/2016

Jeremy Peters

1 Corinthians 15.1-16

We’ve been trained to know better than to trust things that have little evidence to support them. But what if the most real thing in the world has no evidence?

Community Church Richfield

Worship Gathering 05/01/2016

Joy Tuveson

1 Corinthians 13.1-13

Community Church Richfield

Worship Gathering 04/24/2016

Jeremy Peters

1 Corinthians 1.10-18 (Acts 18.1-4)

Christians often distinguish and separate themselves from others — including other Christians — around how much we know. What if we focused, instead, on being unified around how little we know?

Community Church Richfield

Worship Gathering 04/17/2016

Jeremy Peters

Acts 17.1-9

As Jesus’ followers go out into the world with the good news of the kingdom, they meet resistance from many different groups of people. The one thing that united their diverse enemies was the one thing on which the Christians would not budge.

Community Church Richfield Worship Gathering

04/10/16

Jeremy Peters

Acts 3.1-10

Even in Jesus’ absence, his followers had received the Holy Spirit, making God more powerfully present than ever before. The Holy Spirit would transform the world, but the transformation would start in their everyday rhythms and routines.

Community Church Richfield Worship Gathering

04/03/16

Jeremy Peters

Acts 1.1-14

After his resurrection, Jesus handed his kingdom mission over to his followers. Unsurprisingly, they didn’t feel competent or capable of filling such big shoes his absence. But they weren’t alone.

Jeremy Peters

Community Church Richfield Worship Gathering

03/27/16

Stories don’t always end the way we might hope or expect. Mark's Gospel seemed to have an unexpected ending with Jesus' execution, only to have an even more expected ending on Easter Sunday. What do we do with endings like that?