Peninsula Community Chapel

In today's sermon, Garrett Spitz preaches on what evangelism is and its relation to our hearts. Pastor Spitz starts off by preaching about the first step of evangelism, loving God first and how being intentional with our relationship with Christ will help to bear fruit in the greater world.

Today we begin our new sermon series, "Speaking of Jesus" as we dig into the how and why of sharing our faith. Director of Discipleship Matt Powell begins our series looking at Matthew 28:18-20 as being the foundation of our evangelism.

Today's sermon finishes up the sermon series on the book of Joshua. Lead Pastor Garrett Spitz reinforces the message of the sermon series by concluding that we all want to live "good lives." However, what is it that we are doing, makes us have a "good life?" Is it our work, our friends, or is there something more demanding our time and worship. In the conclusion to Joshua we see that God is truly what we are created to serve.

In todays sermon, Chris Chappell preaches out of the book of Joshua and spreading the wisdom of how we are charged to cling to the Lord and his commands. Chris Chappell also shares how we can apply the lens of the bible to how we view the world to interpret what is going on in our world.

This morning Global Ministry Pastor Tom Kenney preaches on Joshua 22 and how we as the Christian faith are united through every circumstance because we have the lord as our portion. Tom Kenney brings in many historical examples and many maps to ground us in the historical importance of what was happening in Joshua 22.

In todays sermon, Lead Pastor Garrett Spitz preaches about how our communities we associate with points to the creator. Pastor Spitz talks about how our lives should be a reflection of Gods love for us and how we should be in God like communities, growing in our faith with our brothers and sisters in Christ.

In this advent sermon, Garrett Spitz preaches about what it looks like for what it looks like for Christians to be waiting. In Hebrew, the word for waiting is an active word which shows how in the culture of the day, waiting for Christ was not a passive activity, but an active step of faith. Garrett Spitz shows how we can apply this active waiting to our own faith and lives.

In todays sermon, Matt Powell, the Director of Discipleship at PCC, preaches about how Christmas is reflective of ordinary people. The Christmas story is overflowing with examples of ordinary people getting extraordinary news, from the shepherds of the field, to the wise men visiting Jesus.