This summer at The Community Church, we’re stepping into The Gospel of Being Human, a journey through Romans inspired by the highly recommended book of the same title featured by Christianity Today.

The Bible tells us we are important enough to be made in God's image, broken enough to need His Son Jesus as our Savior, and loved enough that God became human in Jesus to heal what sin had broken. 

The church is way more than a building. It is a living body that we have the privilege to belong to, and every part matters.

Those faithful to God are never forgotten nor alone.

The dream is not the perfect job. The dream is being faithful where God has you. 

You don't have to work for a church to serve Jesus. Today, we’re reminded that faith is often formed not in extraordinary moments, but in everyday rhythms—around dinner tables, during car rides, through hard conversations, and in quiet acts of love and service. Featuring a powerful conversation with Kristen Shafer, this message honors the holy work of mothers, caregivers, and all those serving Jesus outside the walls of the church. Because you don’t need a title, a platform, or a ministry paycheck to do Kingdom work—you can serve Jesus right where you are.

This message features baptism as an act of faith to be regarded as essential rather than optional. 

Faith shows up in how we treat others, trust God, and how we pray for each other. 

We're diving into the Book of James and asking a big question: what if faith grows through trust... not certainty? Read James 1 this week and join us this Sunday as we continue the conversation!

Join us as we dive into the book of James, exploring how faith grows not through our certainty, but through our trust in God.