Scott Volk challenges CCC to diligently preserve the unity of the Spirit, embrace radical generosity, and to be irresistibly hospitable.

Jose reminds CCC of our fundamentals and the need for consistency at the start of 2018.

The Church and city of Antioch was a very important city in the New Testament. Dr. Jeff Hubing highlights some key attributes of the community there that parallel our community here.

Andrew Garza and Jeff Hubing give an update from their trip to Guatemala and Jeff speaks about the motive, method, message, and mission found in the apostolic mindset.

Jose continues the theme of sonship and the need for true sons and daughters of God today.

We are the children of God the moment we are born of the Spirit. Jose Oyola shares with us the vital importance of sonship in our time.

We open Luke 22 with Dr. Jeff Hubing and discuss the Last Supper and chapter 5 of Meals with Jesus, Meals as Enacted Salvation.

Rubin McClain opens Luke 9 and discusses chapter 3 of the book Meals with Jesus to Cross Culture

What does it look like to be the church? Going beyond labels, structures, and titles, Jeff Hubing details the identity of the church within the Kingdom of God.

God desires to have a habitation amongst his people. Frankie Rodriguez shares with CCC how shame (and fear of being shamed) can be a primary hindrance to God coming to dwell with His people.