Lead Pastor Chad Allen helps us celebrate "God With Us" during Christmas Eve as he looks at the story of Simeon in Luke 2:25-33. God helps us see the extraordinary from the ordinary. God allowed Simeon to see beyond what looked like an ordinary baby to see the extraordinary Savior. Do you want to be a person who can see and experience the extraordinary when others are trapped in the ordinary? We will learn a few lessons from this little-known man named Simeon and how God fulfilled His promise to him and allowed him to see what others didn't.

CVC Young Adults Pastor Josh Stone brings us into the second week of "God With Us," the Christmas 2016 teaching series on the incarnation of Jesus Christ. Pastor Josh will look at the life of Joseph in Matthew 1:18-25. There is no neutral response to "God with us." Either we recognize Him by a changed life, or we reject him by staying the same. A neutral response to God is a rejection of God. This is what we see in the life of Joseph, and what God wants to happen to you.

Lead Pastor Chad Allen introduces us to "God With Us," the Christmas 2016 teaching series on the incarnation of Jesus Christ. 700 years before the birth of Christ, God prophesied that Mary would give birth to Immanuel, "God With Us." Jesus was the fulfillment of prophecy. This should encourage us that God is with us especially as we navigate our unique challenges. Sometimes we need to be reminded that God is with us, and sometimes we are being used by God to encourage others in their challenges and let them know God is with them.

Lead Pastor Chad Allen closes out "Living New," the Autumn 2016 teaching series through the six fruits of new life that are exhibited by all believers. Pastor Chad will show us that in Christ we have power over the enemy who wants to overpower us. As we try to live out all that we have learned in the last three months and how we have grown, it will be met with resistance: Not just from the flesh and the world, but by our spiritual adversary the devil. Acts 19:11-20 gives us insights as to how we can have victory in our life as missionaries for Christ.

Founding Pastor Rick Duncan guides us into the twelfth week of "Living New," the Autumn 2016 teaching series through the fruits of new life in the believer. Pastor Rick will look at the fruit of missionary as he shows us that we need to say "Here am I, send me!" from Isaiah 6:1-8.

Pastor of Men's LifeGroups Dale Piscura brings us the eleventh message in "Living New," the Autumn 2016 teaching series on the fruits of new life. Pastor Dale will guide us through Ephesians 4:11-16 as he looks at the discipler role of a believer.

Lead Pastor Chad Allen brings us the tenth message in "Living New," the Autumn 2016 teaching series on the fruits of new life. Pastor Chad will be looking at the role of Christians as investors as he guides us through Matthew 6:19-24. Pastor Chad will show us that a heavenly investors heart values first what God values most.

Lead Pastor Chad Allen guides us into the homestretch of "Living New," the Autumn 2016 teaching series on the fruits of new life. Pastor Chad will expand upon the parable of the talents in Matthew 25:14-30, showing us that ultimately a faithful servant lives to please the Master with all He has been given.

CVCYouth Associate Pastor Joe Valenti brings us past the half-way point of "Living New," the Autumn 2016 teaching series on the fruits of new life. Pastor Joe will show us from Galatians 5:13-25 how to live the life of a servant. We are given freedom in Christ and we are not to take advantage of that freedom by sinning (since we will be forgiven.) Rather, we are given this freedom in Christ to spend our lives on others. The way to do this is by walking daily in the power of the Holy Spirit.

Lead Pastor Chad Allen guides us into the seventh week of "Living New," the Autumn 2016 teaching series on the fruits of new life. Pastor Chad will be looking at our roles as servants in the church from 1 Peter 2:9-11 as he shows us that the church is a caring community of servants. We are to be those who serve Christ through our good words as we proclaim the praises of God with our lips and our good works as we promote the power of God with our lives.