Sunday Morning Sermons

We begin a new sermon series today titled Take Care of Your Soul. The first sermon is about the importance of reading in your spiritual growth and health. 

For this week's Thursday Thoughts, Brian introduces our next sermon series, Take Care of Your Soul. 

Happy Easter! This week Pastor Brian gives us a unique perspective on the life and death of Jesus through the eyes of Doubting Thomas. 

For this week's Thursday Thoughts Brian shares about the imprtance of Jesus sharing in our humanity. 

It's Holy week! Today we have our Pastor of Student Minitries, Joey McCarney, teaching us out of Luke chapter 19: 28-44, the passage where Jesus arrives at Jerusalem before his crucifixiton. 

This week Community Church lost a beloved family member, Robert Wikoff. Brian honors Robert and shares the difference between being responsible FOR someone and TO someone. We love you, Robert, and will miss you. May you find peace in the embrace of your savior, Jesus. 

It's the final sermon of our Kingdom of Heaven series! This week we take a look at the last chapter of Revelation and talk about what a forever kingdom will look like. 

For this weeks Thursday Thoughts Brian reflects on the importance of rest. 

Does the world feel upsidedown? Join us as we look at Revelation 21:1-8 and how God with turn everything right side up in the new earth! 

For this week's Thursday Thoughts Brian reflects on a recent theology class he attended and the importance of being a lifelong learner. 

Are you looking forward to the new creation, or mourning the loss of this one? We continue our series on The Kingdom of Heaven today with a look at Isaiah 65:17-25. 

Would you be surprised to learn that Heaven is not a spiritual place, but a physical one? Join us this week in our Kingdom of Heaven series where we look at a passage in 2 Corinthians 4 that teaches about heaven being a phycial place! 

For this week's Thursday Thoughts Brian reflects on a topic he regrets not addressing more as a college pastor; marriage!

Today we are joined by guest speaker Rick Conrad! Rick preaches from John 14:1-6. 

This week for Thursday Thoughts Brian reflects on the kind of people Jesus decided to hang out with while here on earth. 

For this weeks sermon on The Kingdom of Heaven, we look at a parable Jesus told about a wedding banquet and who was invited! Our passage is found in Matthew 22:1-14. 

It's time for Thursday Thoughts! This week Brian talks about the upcoming sabbaticals that he and Pastor Rick will be taking this year and why periods of rest are so important for all of God's people. 

What is your greatest treasure? This week in our Kingdom of Heaven series we look at a parable Jesus told about a man finding a treasure in a field and selling all he had to buy that field to gain the treasure. This passage is found in Matthew 13:44-46. 

It's Thursday! This week for Brian's Thursday Thoughts Brian talks about how believers should approach current events. 

Do you find it hard to refrain from judgment of others who are different from you? It's week 5 of our series The Kingdom of Heaven. This week we take a look at Matthew 13:24-43 when Jesus tells the parable of the wheat and the weeds. 

This week for Brian's Thrusday Thoughts, Brian talks about the importance of confession and admitting to wrongdoing, not just for ourselves but also for those groups that we aline ourselves with. 

What does your compassion say about your relationship with God? It is week 4 of our Kingdom of Heaven series and this week we look at Matthew 25:31-46 when Jesus tells the parable about the sheep and the goats! 

This week on Brian's Thursday Thoughts, Brian takes a look at a parable Jesus told in Mark 4:26-29 about the kingdom of God being like a man that scatters seed. 

It's week three of our series on The Kingdom of Heaven. This week Brian talks about eternal rewards and how we should expect God to determine those from Matthew 19:23-20:16. 

This week for Brian's Thursday Thoughts, Brian shares about taking Jesus seriously when He says to love our neighbors and even our enemies.