Core Community Church

From everybody's story circulating through our Facebook feeds to our own hectic lives, it seems like there are so many things vying for our attention that it makes it hard to really care deeply about anything. Because we have instant access to stories of pain and misfortune sitting right next to guacamole recipes and cat videos, everything tends to get mixed together in our minds and we lose compassion for the hurt that's all around us. Join us as we continue our series "#struggles" by recognizing the need for us to regain some "Compassion" in order to do something for the hurting around us.

Unlike ever before, it seems like there are so many struggles in our life. When we can look around and get a snapshot of everyone else's highlight reel through social media, our normal lives seem so boring. We feel like we must be the only one with real problems and our lives never seem to measure up to what we see everyone else doing. So, what do we do about that? Join us as we kick off a brand new series "#struggles" by examining our struggles with "Contentment".

Too often, it feels like everything around us is dying. Our dreams, our families, our futures, our reputations, and the things we hold most dear rarely remain intact. When it comes to death, we tend to accept it for what it is. It is final. There's no coming back from it. There's no turning it around. But what if there was another story? What if it didn't have to be that way in your life? What if this Easter proved that what happened over 2000 years ago is still relevant right here, right now? Join us for an incredible Easter Service at Core as we look back on that "Red Letter Day".

Have you ever stuck your foot in your mouth and said something you shouldn't? Maybe you've made a mistake at your job, ruined a relationship, done something you wish you wouldn't have done in any area of your life, or just messed up in your relationship with God. When we find ourselves in any of these situations, we stand there wondering, "How do I make it right?" Join us as we continue our series "Red Letter Day" by examining some of Christ's final words to help us make that sticky situation right again!

Have you ever wondered if something that was said 10, 20, or even 50 years ago could still be relevant today? What about over 2000 years ago? Oftentimes, we look at the things that Christ said and wonder if there is any way that could still apply to our world and our lives. Over the next 3 weeks, as we lead up to Easter, we're going to be exploring how some of the last things Christ said on the Cross can make a huge impact on our lives today. Join us as we kick-off the series "Red Letter Day".

The constant uncertainties of life are incredibly difficult to deal with. In fact, most of us would say that we would rather have bad news than have to live with the uncertainty of not knowing how something is going to turn out. But regardless of how we feel about uncertainty, this constant truth remains - UNCERTAINTY IS A PART OF MY LIFE. We find ourselves asking, "How do I make my life better in spite of all these uncertainties?" Join us as we wrap up our series "LOST" by discovering how to live well when I feel lost "In the Uncertainties" of my life.

Have you ever found yourself in the wrong place? You got lost in a bad section of a big city. You took a wrong turn and now you're in the middle of nowhere. You accidentally walked into the wrong room and everyone is staring at you. When we find ourselves lost in the wrong places, what is our first thought? HOW DO I GET OUT? Oftentimes, we find ourselves in the wrong places in life, but we don't know how to make it right or get back on track. Join us as we continue our series "LOST" by discovering how to find our way out of "the wrong places" in our lives.

Poverty. Hunger. Natural Disasters. Malnutrition. Orphaned. Abuse. Corrupt Governments. Hurt. Pain. We look out into the world and we see all these problems. It leaves us wondering how a loving God could possibly be in the middle of all this. Join us as we continue our series "LOST" by discovering what we can do in the midst of the "Poverty of the World".

Have you ever asked, "God, where are you?" The circumstances of life make you feel broken, and you wonder if God is there or if He even cares at all. If you've been there, feeling lost and alone, you're not alone! Join us as we kick off a new series entitled "LOST" by figuring out what's going on when we feel lost "In the Brokenness of Our Lives".

We all know them. We live with them. We work with them. We try to tolerate them, and we try to them them: DIFFICULT PEOPLE. These are the people who make us wonder if this is who Jesus had in mind when he told us to love our neighbors as ourselves. This series is for people who need help figuring out how to deal with different relationships in our lives every day.