Join us for this snow day devotional!

The grand story of God’s unfolding plan, miraculous as it is, takes us through a journey of God’s grace through the millenia. At every step along the way, a prophecy foretelling the gift to come. This Christmas, join us as we navigate the hope, joy, and promises fulfilled in Jesus. Discover how God’s greatest gift, long anticipated, arrived at just the right time.

The grand story of God’s unfolding plan, miraculous as it is, takes us through a journey of God’s grace through the millenia. At every step along the way, a prophecy foretelling the gift to come. This Christmas, join us as we navigate the hope, joy, and promises fulfilled in Jesus. Discover how God’s greatest gift, long anticipated, arrived at just the right time.

Join us as we explore what it truly means to bear one another’s burdens, as Galatians 6:2–5 calls us to do. Over the next three weeks, we’ll look at how Jesus’ example of compassion shapes the way we care for the people around us — our peers, the generation before us, and the generation behind us. Each week will challenge us to pause and ask: Who in my life is God calling me to care for? Together, we’ll learn how to love others with the same selfless, intentional care that Jesus shows us.

Join us as we explore what it truly means to bear one another’s burdens, as Galatians 6:2–5 calls us to do. Over the next three weeks, we’ll look at how Jesus’ example of compassion shapes the way we care for the people around us — our peers, the generation before us, and the generation behind us. Each week will challenge us to pause and ask: Who in my life is God calling me to care for? Together, we’ll learn how to love others with the same selfless, intentional care that Jesus shows us.

Join us as we explore what it truly means to bear one another’s burdens, as Galatians 6:2–5 calls us to do. Over the next three weeks, we’ll look at how Jesus’ example of compassion shapes the way we care for the people around us — our peers, the generation before us, and the generation behind us. Each week will challenge us to pause and ask: Who in my life is God calling me to care for? Together, we’ll learn how to love others with the same selfless, intentional care that Jesus shows us.

If one thing is true about people, it is that we are relational at our core. God made us that way. He created within us the capacity to relate to Him and others, keeping love at the forefront. With that said, the life we live is best done with the support, synergy, and mutual encouragement of ‘one another.’ That is squarely what CCC is all about and we are grateful that we get to do this all together! Join us for this three-week series as we dive into life All Together Now!

If one thing is true about people, it is that we are relational at our core. God made us that way. He created within us the capacity to relate to Him and others, keeping love at the forefront. With that said, the life we live is best done with the support, synergy, and mutual encouragement of ‘one another.’ That is squarely what CCC is all about and we are grateful that we get to do this all together! Join us for this three-week series as we dive into life All Together Now!

If one thing is true about people, it is that we are relational at our core. God made us that way. He created within us the capacity to relate to Him and others, keeping love at the forefront. With that said, the life we live is best done with the support, synergy, and mutual encouragement of ‘one another.’ That is squarely what CCC is all about and we are grateful that we get to do this all together! Join us for this three-week series as we dive into life All Together Now!

Discover the story of redemption, loyalty, and God’s providence in the book of Ruth. We  will explore how God works through ordinary people and everyday events to fulfill His extraordinary purposes. Whether you’re feeling empty, uncertain, or in need of hope, Ruth reminds us that God is always at work—writing a greater story than we can imagine.

Who is God? And can we truly know Him? Over the last 2000 years we've tried to envision Him, sometimes even to the point of contorting Him to fit into our box. Because of our limited imagination, we can fail to grasp a limitless God. A God who is 3 distinct Persons but yet One. Not only a Father, but a Son and a Holy Spirit. But can we truly know who God is? Can we relate to Him and trust Him the way a child trusts a father? As deep cries to deep, we all long to connect with our Creator.
Knowing who God is doesn’t just depend on us. He has already made a way for us to know Him. What if He can be known by His voice and/in His Spirit and/in His Word and His creation. God is beyond our imagination yet He invites us to come to Him, to know Him and to walk with Him. This is how we truly come to know who God is.