The Canteen features weekly sermons from the preaching ministry of Christ Community Church. This week, Pastor Blake continues our series on the life of David called After God's Own Heart with a sermon titled A Heart That Loves, as we explore one of the most remarkable friendships in all the Bible, and look at what it can teach us about our deep need for friendship. Our text for this message is 1 Samuel 20. This sermon was originally preached at CCC on 1/30/22.

Each week at Christ Community Church, we feature stories of what God's doing in the lives of the people who make up our church family - the story of how they came to faith in Jesus, the story of how God's currently growing them in grace, or even the story of how they're taking their faith outside and meeting needs in our community. The Stories From the Trail segment shares those stories with you. This week, Pastor Blake sits down with CCC members and community group leaders Mike and Laura Davis to talk about their journeys of faith, the journey that unexpectedly brought them to Shelbyville, and what God's taught them along the way.

The Canteen features weekly sermons from the preaching ministry of Christ Community Church. This week, Pastor Blake continues our series on the life of David called After God's Own Heart with a sermon titled A Heart That Loves, as we explore some of the developing relationships in David's life. Our text for this message is 1 Samuel 18. This sermon was originally preached at CCC on 1/16/22.

Each week at Christ Community Church, we feature stories of what God's doing in the lives of the people who make up our church family - the story of how they came to faith in Jesus, the story of how God's currently growing them in grace, or even the story of how they're taking their faith outside and meeting needs in our community. The Stories From the Trail segment shares those stories with you. This week, Pastor Blake sits down with new Children and Families Director Krysta Howell to hear about her journey of faith and how that journey has led her into a new leadership role at CCC.

The Canteen features weekly sermons from the preaching ministry of Christ Community Church. This week, Pastor Blake continues our series on the life of David called After God's Own Heart, looking at perhaps the most famous and familiar story in the whole Bible - David and Goliath. But what if there's more truth here to see and apply than we might first think? Our text for this message is 1 Samuel 17. This sermon was originally preached at CCC on 1/9/22.

Each week at Christ Community Church, we feature stories of what God's doing in the lives of the people who make up our church family - the story of how they came to faith in Jesus, the story of how God's currently growing them in grace, or even the story of how they're taking their faith outside and meeting needs in our community. The Stories From the Trail segment shares those stories with you. This week, we hear a conversation between Pastor Blake and Gigi Wheeler, as Gigi shares how growing up the daughter of missionaries to a remote tribe in the Philippines shaped her understanding of the gospel and how to pursue hearts here in Shelbyville.

The Canteen features weekly sermons from the preaching ministry of Christ Community Church. This week, Pastor Blake kicks off our new series on the life of David called After God's Own Heart, looking at the anointing of David as king and reflecting on the fact that our hearts are seen and known by God. Our text for this message is 1 Samuel 16. This sermon was originally preached at CCC on 1/2/22.

The Canteen features weekly sermons from the preaching ministry of Christ Community Church. This week, Pastor Blake invites us to consider how our plans for the new year can invite the presence of God. Our text for this message is 2 Chronicles 5. This sermon was originally preached at CCC on 12/26/21.

The Canteen features weekly sermons from the preaching ministry of Christ Community Church. This week, Pastor Blake continues our Advent series entitled A Thrill of Hope by examining the truth that we can have hope because God inspires rejoicing as we find our significance in him. Our text for this message is Luke 2:1-20. This sermon was originally preached at CCC on 12/19/21.