John 1:9-14

Do I really need to go to church to have a Christian life?Can I just have a spiritual life quietly on my own? Listen to why church really closely resembles body of community rather than a place for consumers.

When it comes to serving God, some might say, "If I had more more or just more time or more talents, then I would be able to serve God. I'm willing, just not able." See how Jesus brings a perspective so that anyone can respond, "Here I am, Lord. Use me."John 6:1-14

Luke 4:14-30"It is easy t determine when something is aflame. It ignites other material. Any fire that does not spread will eventually go out. A church without evangelism is a contradiction in terms, just as a fire that does not burn is a contradiction." - Christian Theology in Plain Language

CPCLM has 8 Core Values to guide us in our practice and pursuit of our mission: To Know Christ and To Make Christ Known.2 Timothy 3:10-17Everyone has an opinion. When do we draw the line between personal preferences and guides for living as followers of Jesus Christ? God has given us His Living Word.Like the Westminster Catechism, the Word of God is discussed first because "all other doctrines and teachings of the Confession fully depend upon the Scriptures as their ultimate source - as should our lives." Matthew Everhard, Hold Fast the Faith.

Mark 5:1-20Jesus encounters a demon-possessed man. See how encounters with Jesus leave us changed. Even the powers of darkness have no way to overcome the King of Kings.The result of salvation from oppression and brokeness leaves the man with a new purpose: to make Christ known.

Youth Sunday message from 8th Grader, Samuel Lin.

How we view ourselves determines how we live. So, who are you, really? Is you identity based on what others say? What you do? The label you give yourself for your past?Our identity can be deeper and even recreated in Jesus Christ.

What is worship? What does faith look like? How do we know we can trust God? When we read about Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, we get an answer for each of the above questions. The last question, however, may surprise you. God's trustworthiness is not that He will always save us from our trials but rather something even more profound and powerful.