Community Fellowship Church

(December 3 & 4, 2016)

Lead Pastor, Bobby Parschauer

The story of Esther ends with a description of victory and celebration. It teaches us key principles that will help us in our own spiritual battles. The purpose of the annual celebration of Purim is to remember what God has done and allow our losses to bless us. Are there battles you are facing that can by helped by these principles? Is there evidence of God’s hand in your life that you can memorialize as a reminder of the faithful hand of God?

Esther is a gripping story of God at work behind the scenes. God’s people are dispersed living under the rule of the greatest kingdom until that time. What makes the book so fascinating is that God is never mentioned, there is no reference to worship or faith, heaven or hell, or the prediction of Messiah, yet God is present in every scene, every event and circumstance, working for the good of His people. We will find ourselves in this story and be comforted by the fact that the real God of the Empire is our God, the God of the Universe.

(November 26 & 27, 2016)

Lead Pastor, Bobby Parschauer

This weekend we jump back into Esther. An Exposed Villain.

Happy Thanksgiving!

Here is a BIG TG DARE for you: (Don’t let it end with BLACK Friday, but with a BRIGHT Sunday (or Saturday). I dare you to invite a friend to CFC this weekend. Just pray about it. We have the greatest reason EVER to be thankful! The new ‘edict’! God has set us free from the law of sin and death. It’s great news, and who knows, maybe this weekend, God has intended for you to help someone else understand the full realm of what God did for us in Christ.

Esther is a gripping story of God at work behind the scenes. God’s people are dispersed living under the rule of the greatest kingdom until that time. What makes the book so fascinating is that God is never mentioned, there is no reference to worship or faith, heaven or hell, or the prediction of Messiah, yet God is present in every scene, every event and circumstance, working for the good of His people. We will find ourselves in this story and be comforted by the fact that the real God of the Empire is our God, the God of the Universe.

 (November 19 & 20, 2016)

Lead Pastor, Bobby Parschauer

This weekend we jump back into Esther. An Exposed Villain.

Yeah! Finally the evil villain is exposed and we see the just hand of God doing His magic. But wait a minute. Before we jump and jeer, is there not an evil villain within each of us? Left to ourselves we could easily be blinded and become like Haman. This weekend we will see from each of the three characters, Xerxes, Esther and Haman a dynamic that we all are in to move away from blind and ignorant behaviors, to healthy, Spirit-led patterns, that will deliver peace and joy rather than frustration and death.

Esther is a gripping story of God at work behind the scenes. God’s people are dispersed living under the rule of the greatest kingdom until that time. What makes the book so fascinating is that God is never mentioned, there is no reference to worship or faith, heaven or hell, or the prediction of Messiah, yet God is present in every scene, every event and circumstance, working for the good of His people. We will find ourselves in this story and be comforted by the fact that the real God of the Empire is our God, the God of the Universe.

 (November 12 & 13, 2016)

Elder, Ilya Tlumach

 (November 5 & 6, 2016)

Lead Pastor, Bobby Parschauer

Esther is a gripping story of God at work behind the scenes. God’s people are dispersed living under the rule of the greatest kingdom until that time. What makes the book so fascinating is that God is never mentioned, there is no reference to worship or faith, heaven or hell, or the prediction of Messiah, yet God is present in every scene, every event and circumstance, working for the good of His people. We will find ourselves in this story and be comforted by the fact that the real God of the Empire is our God, the God of the Universe.

(October 29 & 30, 2016)

Lead Pastor, Bobby Parschauer

Esther is a gripping story of God at work behind the scenes. God’s people are dispersed living under the rule of the greatest kingdom until that time. What makes the book so fascinating is that God is never mentioned, there is no reference to worship or faith, heaven or hell, or the prediction of Messiah, yet God is present in every scene, every event and circumstance, working for the good of His people. We will find ourselves in this story and be comforted by the fact that the real God of the Empire is our God, the God of the Universe.

(October 23 & 24, 2016)

Lead Pastor, Bobby Parschauer

“If I perish, I perish!”
This is one of the most challenging and freeing messages of all time. What really is the expectation of being a Christ-follower? How can we avoid being inoculated by affluence in the middle of a world that is perishing? In chapter 4 we have a fascinating 5-message exchange that takes us through a tough but necessary process from living in our “pampered Palace” to becoming an extension of Christ.

Esther is a gripping story of God at work behind the scenes. God’s people are dispersed living under the rule of the greatest kingdom until that time. What makes the book so fascinating is that God is never mentioned, there is no reference to worship or faith, heaven or hell, or the prediction of Messiah, yet God is present in every scene, every event and circumstance, working for the good of His people. We will find ourselves in this story and be comforted by the fact that the real God of the Empire is our God, the God of the Universe.

(October 15 & 16, 2016)

Lead Pastor, Bobby Parschauer

This week we learn about the importance of getting God’s perspective in the midst of bleak and disturbing news.

Esther is a gripping story of God at work behind the scenes. God’s people are dispersed living under the rule of the greatest kingdom until that time. What makes the book so fascinating is that God is never mentioned, there is no reference to worship or faith, heaven or hell, or the prediction of Messiah, yet God is present in every scene, every event and circumstance, working for the good of His people. We will find ourselves in this story and be comforted by the fact that the real God of the Empire is our God, the God of the Universe.

(October 8 & 9, 2016)

Executive Pastor, Jason Craig

Esther is a gripping story of God at work behind the scenes. God’s people are dispersed living under the rule of the greatest kingdom until that time. What makes the book so fascinating is that God is never mentioned, there is no reference to worship or faith, heaven or hell, or the prediction of Messiah, yet God is present in every scene, every event and circumstance, working for the good of His people. We will find ourselves in this story and be comforted by the fact that the real God of the Empire is our God, the God of the Universe.

(October 1 & 2, 2016)

Esther is a gripping story of God at work behind the scenes. God’s people are dispersed living under the rule of the greatest kingdom until that time. What makes the book so fascinating is that God is never mentioned, there is no reference to worship or faith, heaven or hell, or the prediction of Messiah, yet God is present in every scene, every event and circumstance, working for the good of His people. We will find ourselves in this story and be comforted by the fact that the real God of the Empire is our God, the God of the Universe.