The Community Church

In this episode of the Midweek Podcast, Abby reflects on Hope Tanner’s powerful testimony of navigating anxiety and depression and finding strength through faith, professional help, and spiritual community. Building on Pastor Mike’s message, “Trading Control for Trust,” Abby explores what it means to surrender the belief that we have to handle everything on our own and instead allow God to work th...

Following Jesus means being willing to trade control for trust. Following Jesus is personal, but it was never meant to be private. 

In this week’s Midweek Podcast, Abby reflects on the “Personal, Not Private” sermon series and what Jesus’ call to care for others means for all of us—not just pastors or church leaders. Looking at the Great Commission, Jesus’ words to Peter, and the community of believers in Acts, Abby explores how we can foster meaningful community by reaching outward, making space for others, and being willing...

Following Jesus is personal, but it was never meant to be private. A life centered on Jesus intentionally makes room for others.

In this week’s Midweek Podcast, Abby reflects on the launch of the Personal, But Not Private sermon series and shares her own journey from simply learning about faith to experiencing the power of spiritual community. Through seasons of joy, hardship, prayer, and vulnerability, she discovered the importance of having people who can share our burdens, encourage us, and walk alongside us in faith. As...

Faith in Jesus is deeply personal, but it was never meant to remain private. Philippians 1:1-14

In the final week of the People’s Choice sermon series, we take a deeper look at one of life’s hardest questions: Why does God allow suffering? While Scripture doesn’t always give us a clear explanation for why difficult and painful things happen, it does reveal a God who enters into our suffering, walks with us through it, and promises that suffering will not have the final word. Reflecting on Je...

Jesus does not explain every tragedy. He enters our suffering. And He promises that suffering will not have the final word.

In this week’s Midweek Podcast, we reflect on Week 4 of the People’s Choice sermon series and Pastor Mitch’s teaching on the Christian perspective of marriage. Together, we explore the idea of marriage as a covenant rather than simply a relationship or living arrangement, and how that covenant reflects God’s own faithful and sacrificial love for us. Whether you’re married, preparing for marriage,...

In the beginning was the covenant: the bond of love, purpose, and life in relationship with God. Jesus welcomes our real questions, meets us where we are, and leads us deeper in faith.

In this week’s Midweek Podcast, we reflect on the question at the heart of this week’s People’s Choice sermon: Can I trust the Bible? Drawing from Hebrews, Isaiah, Romans, and the example of Jesus, we explore the connection between faith and trust, the doubts we all experience, and what it means to lean into God when we don’t have all the answers. Ultimately, our confidence rests not in having eve...

You don't need every answer to trust the Bible; you just need the Savior the Bible reveals. Jesus welcomes our real questions, meets us where we are, and leads us deeper in faith. 

In this week’s Midweek Podcast, we dive deeper into the second week of the People’s Choice series and the question, “What really happens when I die?” Through the story of Stephen and the promises of Jesus, we’re reminded that while we may not have every detail about what comes after death, we do have hope: the promise of being with Jesus. We also explore what Jesus calls us to do while we’re here—...

Jesus welcomes our real questions, meets us where we are, and leads up deeper in faith. The Bible does not give us a detailed road map for what happens when we die... but Jesus gives us a clear promise: He will receive us.

Jesus welcomes our real questions, meets us where we are, and leads us deeper in faith. Jesus wants your head... and your heart. 

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. Romans tells the truth about humanity in a way that is honest enough to humble us and hopeful enough to heal us. So don’t just let summer drift by. Come on Sundays. Read Romans with us. Grab the journa...

The Bible tells the truth about humanity in a way that is honest enough to humble us and hopeful enough to heal us.

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. Romans tells the truth about humanity in a way that is honest enough to humble us and hopeful enough to heal us. So don’t just let summer drift by. Come on Sundays. Read Romans with us. Grab the journa...

The Bible tells the truth about humanity in a way that is honest enough to humble us and hopeful enough to heal us.

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. Romans tells the truth about humanity in a way that is honest enough to humble us and hopeful enough to heal us. So don’t just let summer drift by. Come on Sundays. Read Romans with us. Grab the journa...

The Bible tells the truth about humanity in a way that is honest enough to humble us and hopeful enough to heal us.

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. Romans tells the truth about humanity in a way that is honest enough to humble us and hopeful enough to heal us. So don’t just let summer drift by. Come on Sundays. Read Romans with us. Grab the journa...

Jesus meets our inner struggle with grace, not condemnation. The Bible tells the truth about humanity in a way that is honest enough to humble us and hopeful enough to heal us.

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. Romans tells the truth about humanity in a way that is honest enough to humble us and hopeful enough to heal us. So don’t just let summer drift by. Come on Sundays. Read Romans with us. Grab the journa...

The Bible tells the truth about humanity in a way that is honest enough to humble us and hopeful enough to heal us.