Community Fellowship Church

April 26, 2020

Lead Pastor, Bobby Parschauer

April 12, 2020

Lead Pastor, Bobby Parschauer

April 5, 2020

Lead Pastor, Bobby Parschauer

March 28 & 29, 2020

Lead Pastor, Bobby Parschauer

March 22, 2020

Lead Pastor, Bobby Parschauer

“Don’t judge me man!” (An increasingly popular phrase). When Jesus tells us, “Judge not, that you be not judged...” (Matt. 7:1) does that mean we are to just mind our own business? Should we not judge others? Should we not have Judges in our courts? As we unpack our passage we can start to identify that feedback is super important and can lead to healing, but that not everyone is qualified to offer feedback.

March 7 & 8, 2020

Lead Pastor, Bobby Parschauer

I worry about money, health, happiness, freedom...there you have it! When I graduated from College I was beyond broke. I remember spending my last $75 on a bicycle. Now I have three kids in College and I still feel beyond broke. At times it feels like I never have enough, and even with any nice things I have, I worry that they will be broken or stolen. I thought we live in a free country, but I don’t really feel that free. Join us this weekend to hear about the life-shaping mindset of true freedom as found in the words of Jesus.

February 29 & March 1, 2020

Executive Pastor, Jason Craig

Twenty years ago, living in Ethiopia, Em and I had a crazy home invasion experience. (More on that this weekend). Needless to say, we went from being fully asleep to fully awake in seconds. Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount is a declaration of the message of the Kingdom. In Matthew 5, he is shaking the people awake from their cultural coma by challenging their definitions of right and wrong. This week, as we continue in Matthew 6, we find Jesus warning of the dangers of hypocrisy and cutting straight to the heart of our motives for doing good.

February 22 & 23, 2020

Lead Pastor, Bobby Parschauer

Were you discouraged this week that you don’t cut it? Did you look down on someone who is bad? Jesus said to “be perfect”! (v.48). (“Oh boy! I’m done!”). How is that possible? Was He serious? Jesus was more than serious! He even warned against tampering with God’s laws and used six illustrations to show us the gravity of imperfection. Where does that leave us?

Matthew 5:1-16

February 15 & 16, 2020

Lead Pastor, Bobby Parschauer

What satisfies? With the arrival of God’s Kingdom, Jesus declares that ‘Makarios’, or blessedness (fully satisfied in God) comes to us in an unexpected way. It starts with being “poor in spirit” (morally bankrupt beyond measure), but as a result it changes what I hunger for and then leads me to be filled with things that truly satisfy. Our own spiritual bankruptcy opens the door to satisfaction.