Christ Community Chapel

In this message, Pastor Jim Colledge teaches from Joshua 6 on the battles we face and how God fights for us.

Tune in as Pastor Zach shares from Genesis about Joseph and his brothers, pointing to Jesus as the greater brother who uses his power to forgive those who have mistreated him.

In this message, Pastor Joe preaches from Genesis 22:1-19 and shares on the call of God, the problem of the ask, and the proof of love.

In this message, Pastor Joe teaches from Genesis 6-9 and asks three questions: Why the flood? Why the ark? Why the rainbow?

Tune in as Pastor Zach shares from Genesis 3:1-24 on how from the beginning, God has promised to defeat Satan, overcome sin, and save humanity through Jesus.

In this message, Pastor Zach shares how without any judgment, Jesus affirms in a refreshing way that simple faith saves, no matter how strong or weak it is.

Tune in as Pastor Joe shares how in Jesus' interaction with the scribe, he shows the substance of what it means to follow him regardless of society's acceptance, no matter how offensive it may be.

In this message, Pastor Joe teaches how in Jesus' interaction with the sinful woman, he announces and affirms his central good news: There is radical forgiveness for everyone and anything.

Tune in as Pastor Joe shares how Jesus interacts with Matthew and models the need to be with non-Christians on their turf, wherever that takes him.

Tune in as Pastor Zach shares how in his ascension and now at the right hand of the Father, Jesus reigns and continues his mission to the ends of the earth, primarily through the church.

 In Jesus' appearance with his disciples, he confirms his physical and bodily resurrection and commissions his disciples to reimagine their lives around sharing the gospel's good news. 

Pastor Zach shares how on the road to Emmaus, Jesus situates and elevates himself as the central and pivotal figure in the redemptive story of God. 

As we celebrate Easter, Pastor Joe shares how in the resurrection, Jesus separates himself from everyone and everything, forcing us to contemplate all he has said and did seriously. 

Pastor Joe teaches how in Jesus' ugly crucifixion, the full beauty and goodness of Jesus are on display by saving the thief, trusting in God, and tearing the temple curtain, opening up the very presence of God to us. 

Tune in as Pastor Zach shares about the security we can find in Jesus when we know who we are.

Pastor Joe shares from Luke 22 on how at his trial, Jesus carries himself with remarkable confidence and calm before the powers at be, having full assurance in the plan of the Father.

Tune in as Pastor Zach shares how Jesus redeems our biggest mistakes and gives us hope.

Come and see as Pastor Joe teaches from Luke 22 on how in Jesus' betrayal and arrest, he models incredible love for his enemies, foreshadowing his display of love on the cross. 

This week, Pastor Joe shares how, in the prayer from Luke 23:39-46, Jesus models unshakeable faith and obedience to the Father amid impending, unthinkable suffering and pain. 

Tune in as Pastor Zach shares about the Passover meal from Luke 22:7–23. In this message, we learn how with full knowledge of the past, present, and future, Jesus intentionally sets intentions to the cross, establishing the new blood-secured covenant with us. 

What does it look like when an entire church reimagines life because of Jesus? Tune in as Pastor Zach shares how the church in Thessalonica transformed their worship from idols and towards the living and true God. In this message, we see evidence of a reimagined life, such as finding joy in affliction, showing news-worthy love, and exemplifying a hope that is worth following.

As we continue our series, Pastor Joe teaches from Luke 19:1-10 on how the Reimagine Story is the natural response to Jesus, whether they are Christians or not. He also shares how this tool is a great way to invite people to reimagine life because of Jesus.

Join us as Pastor Joe reads from Matthew 28:16-20 and highlights the overarching goals of Reimagine, unpacks how they are a much needed change as we continue to share the gospel locally, and envisions the difference they could have here, there, and everywhere.