CCGF - Sermons

Scripture: Luke 9:57-10:3. We continue our series on The Great Commission by looking at Jesus' sending out the workers in to the harvest field.

Scripture: Acts 2:36-42. We begin a three-part series on the The Great Commission, learning to be, and to go and make disciples.

Scripture: Matthew 4:18-20. We begin a three-part series on the The Great Commission, learning to be, and to go and make disciples.

Scripture: Jonah 1:1-17. Our "Profiles: Finding Purpose from the Past" series draws to a close as we focus on Jonah, the prophet who rebelled and repented, and through whom God brought redemption to Nineveh.

Scripture: Jonah 1:1-17. Our "Profiles: Finding Purpose from the Past" series draws to a close as we focus on Jonah, the prophet who rebelled and repented, and through whom God brought redemption to Nineveh.

Scripture: Judges 16:18-22. In today's profile, we learn of sin, repentance and redemption as displayed by Samson.

In today's profile, we learn of sin, repentance and redemption as displayed by Samson.

Scripture: Ruth 1:15-18. This week, we look at the story of Ruth and the consequences of faithfulness.

Scripture: Ruth 1:15-18. This week, we look at the story of Ruth and the consequences of faithfulness.

Scripture: Genesis 12:1-7. On this weekend as we celebrate the birth of America, we profile Abraham, the one God chose to be the father of many nations.

Scripture: Genesis 12:1-7. On this weekend as we celebrate the birth of America, we profile Abraham, the one God chose to be the father of many nations.

Scripture: Exodus 3:7-12. This week, we profile Moses. As we look at how he was used by God, we learn how willingness can be the most important requirement God asks of us.

Scripture: Exodus 3:7-12. This week, we profile Moses. As we look at how he was used by God, we learn how willingness can be the most important requirement God asks of us.

Scripture: 2 Samuel 5:17-25. Our series on finding purpose from the past continues as we look at David and the role prayer played in his life. Also joining us today in worship was The Chi Alpha Choir from Hampton, VA.

Scripture: 2 Samuel 5:17-25. Our series on finding purpose from the past continues as we look at David and the role prayer played in his life.

Scripture: Joshua 1:5-9. As we celebrate Fathers' Day, we begin a new series profiling people from the Old Testament and applying the lessons from their lives into our Christian walk today. This sermon includes an interview with Mike Davis, our Men's Ministry Coordinator.

Scripture: Joshua 1:5-9. As we celebrate Fathers' Day, we begin a new series profiling people from the Old Testament and applying the lessons from their lives into our Christian walk today. This sermon includes an interview with Mike Davis, our Men's Ministry Coordinator.

Scripture: John 15:1-8. Despite having lost his voice, Pastor John Guest closes out our "I AM" series with a message on our need to be connected to Jesus in order to be fruitful.

Scripture: John 15:1-8. We close out our "I AM" series with a message on our need to be connected to Jesus in order to be fruitful.

Scripture: John 6:35-40. We continue to examine the revelations Jesus made about Himself to His disciples and followers, looking this week at how only Jesus can provide the true sustenance we need for eternal life.

Scripture: John 6:35-40. We continue to examine the revelations Jesus made about Himself to His disciples and followers, looking this week at how only Jesus can provide the true sustenance we need for eternal life.

Scripture: John 10:11-18. This Memorial Day, we remember not only those who laid down for life for freedom, but are reminded of the Good Shepherd Jesus who laid down His life for His flock.

Scripture: John 10:11-18. This Memorial Day, we remember not only those who laid down for life for freedom, but are reminded of the Good Shepherd Jesus who laid down His life for His flock.

Scripture: John 10:7-10. We pick the "I Am" series back up after our Mother's Day break, looking at the two-fold nature of Jesus' statement "I am the door."

Scripture: John 10:7-10. We pick the "I Am" series back up after our Mother's Day break, looking at the two-fold nature of Jesus' statement "I am the door."