The best life ever lived was not Gandhi's or Lincoln's or Martin Luther King's, as great as those folks were. Jesus lived the best life ever and as we continue to study his life as recorded in the Book of Matthew, we are challenged and changed by that perfect life. Today's message focuses on chapters 3 and 4 and finds that God is the One who makes amazing preparations for His own.

The Gospel of Matthew is the longest and perhaps most quoted narrative of the life of Jesus. We're studying that book from now until the spring in a series of messages called "The Best Life Ever Lived". In this first message, using chapters 1 and 2 as a text, we begin to discover the three most important features of His life; and discover ours as well.

In our last sermon on our "Born-Again Identity in Christ," we focus on our role as priests. We look at what priests did in Old Testament times, and see how God has called and equipped us to be New Testament priests. What gifts He has granted us and what great opportunities we have in front of us!

In every family there are rights given the members of that family! That's wonderful; but there are also responsibilities to remember too. In this message we'll continue to explore the "Born Again Identity" and find what rights and responsibilities are part of your personal identity as a Christian.

We live in between what God has done and what He is going to do. Knowing both should affect us greatly in the here and now. Hear how free we are in Christ, and what a great inheritance awaits us.

Have you ever thought about your ultimate identity? More than the good front you may put on for others, your true identity means a great deal in how you live out your life! This message is the first in a series called "The Born Again Identity" and we begin by finding out the role of love and forgiveness in your identity. There are only two kinds of people...

This is the last message preached at CCC in 2015! The year has gone by so quickly, so it's even more important than ever to pause, look back on this year, and learn some of the year's most important principles. That's the bridge that carries us into the new year and helps us to be even more fruitful in 2016!

On Christmas Eve we couldn't help but bring up the most amazing fact: God came in the flesh. And that means so many things to us, even now.

This is part two of our look at the character identity of the Lord Jesus, this time based on the famous hymn Fairest Lord Jesus. Whatever we think of Him today, He is more, He is bigger, and He is better.

Every year we have a Christmas music program to celebrate the season. This year's theme was Joy of Christmas. We had many talented singers and artists share their talents with everyone.

Please note, we do not own or claim any copyrights to any of the songs performed and played.