CCCV Youth

In this teaching, Josh goes through Philippians 1:12-18 and highlights how Paul had such a passion to bring Jesus to those who were lost and in need of hope. So much so that nothing was going to stop him from reaching them. Do we have that same passion to share Jesus with others, especially our loved ones?

In this teaching, Josh goes through Philippians 1:7-11 and goes over the deep and passionate affection that Jesus has for His children. We see this demonstrated when He died for us on the cross. Do we have the same affection that Christ had for us toward other people? Is it genuine or just for show?

In this teaching, Josh walks through Philippians 1:1-2 and discusses what our source of joy should be. Paul was in prison and he experienced the joy of the Lord. Why is it that in our slightest inconveniences, we are so distraught? Is our joy from the Lord or are we relying on the world to give us a joy that it cannot provide?

In this teaching, Josh begins his study through the book of Philippians by giving some background from Acts 16:11-40. Throughout this teaching, Josh highlights the people who dealt with a mental health crisis who marked the beginning of the church of Philippi.

In this teaching, Josh walks through 1 Samuel 29-30 and talks about how deep backsliding can go but also how to cure it. Being stuck in backsliding can get discouraging when it seems difficult to get out of it, but there is a cure for it. It's Jesus.

In this teaching, Josh walks through 1 Samuel 27:1-28:2 and covers the signs of a backsliding Christian. We've been in that place where we don't feel like reading or going to church, but even before that, backsliding has probably already been taking place in your thoughts, attitude, words, and even your actions.

In this teaching, Josh goes through 1 Samuel 26 and highlights how someone's actions say much more than their words will. We can say all we want but if our actions are saying something else, what does that say about us? Does saying one thing while doing something different look like Jesus? Or does having our words and actions line up look more like Him?

In this teaching, Josh goes through 1 Samuel 25 and talks about how God at times restrains or prevents us from going places, doing, or saying things for our protection. Are we daily surrendering our hearts to the Lord to avoid being pushed over the edge and exploding, causing us to do something we will regret?

In this teaching, Josh walks through 1 Samuel 24 and highlights the idea of whether or not something is from God or it is a temptation. Temptation is attempting to receive what God promises faster or through a shortcut. God will provide what and when He sees fit. How much faith do you have in His timing? How willing are you to be patient enough to wait for Him?

In this teaching, Josh walks through 1 Samuel 23 and discusses the idea of our dependency on God growing. As we go throughout our days, are we in prayer? Are we constantly asking the Lord for guidance? Or are we too relaxed and only pray before meals or before bed? We say we trust adn have faith in God, how far does that faith go?

In this teaching, Josh goes through 1 Samuel 22 and takes a look at the idea of being an outcast. Often times we feel like no one wants us or we are left out but to God, we are far from that. Are you allowing God to use you despite the situation being lonely? Are you

In this teaching, Josh goes through 1 Samuel 21 and highlights the stress and pressure David was under and how he acted in the midst of so much. When we are pressured, what is our first response? Is it to lash out on those we love? Or is it to seek the Lord and ask for a clear mind?

In this teaching, Josh dives into the topic of how to discern the voice of God. He highlights how and why God speaks to us, but also how we as humans can ignore the Lord's voice and completely miss what God is trying to say to us.

In this teaching, Mike walks through how to forgive someone when they've done wrong to you and what it means to truly forgive someone. There are often times where we don't get an apology or explanation, and yet, we are still called to forgive.

In this teaching, Dustin walks through the concept of taking your thoughts captive. At times we have thoughts that are contrary to the word of God or we think things that aren't the best. Whether that be about ourselves or other people. We all have them, but the Bible gives us clear instruction on what to do when they come inot our mind.

In this teaching, Josh goes through 1 Samuel 20:1-42 and gives insight on how David was dealing with a lot and the Lord wasn't telling him why. Often times we go through things and the Lord won't or doesn't give us understanding. At the point we have to rest in the fact that His love is more than enough.

In this teaching, Josh goes through 1 Samuel 19:1-24 and highlights how God has delivered David from many things. Whether it be people or places, the Lord delivered him. What is it that you need to be delivered from? Are you allowing the Lord to deliver you from it?

In this teaching, Josh walks through 1 Samuel 18:5-30 and talks about how David was celebrated after his defeat of Goliath more than Saul was and how he reacted wisely to it. How do you react when given a compliment or praise? Does it go to your head and puff up your ego or do you thank God?

In this teaching, Josh goes through 1 Samuel 17:55-18:5 and talks about the beginning of David and Jonathon's friendship. Their friendship was from God and for God. Can you say the same about your friends? Friends can make you or break you, what kind of friends do you have?

In this teaching, Josh walks through 1 Samuel 17:1-54 and discusses David as a warrior. David was not fearful of his enemy, he feared God more. When the enemy attacks, how do you fight? Is it by running or sitting in the lies being fed to you? Or do you fight with the word of God and prayer?

In this teaching, Josh goes through 1 Samuel 16:14-23 and highlights David as one who worships. He didn't just worship through song but also through the way he lived. David spent his idle time (free time) worshipping God, what do you do in your free time? Is your worship genuine and real? Or is it just another song or activity?

In this teaching, Josh walks through 1 Samuel 16:1-23 and talks about how God chose David and what he did that led to the Lord choosing him. What does the Lord look for in a person? What is most important to Him?

In this teaching, Josh begins his series on the life of David. Who is David? Why is he so well known throughout Scripture? Beginning in this teaching we will dive into who David is and the life he lived.

In this teaching, Josh highlights how and why having a devotional life is such an important aspect to the daily life of a Christian.

In this teaching, David walks through how and why the Bible can be trusted and how it is still providing truth to this day.