Celebrate Community Church- Yankton, SD

Anxiety is a major problem effective so many in our country. Yet, much like a hamsters on a wheel, worry exhaust lots of energy with little results. In this week's episode, we learn from Paul the best treatment for our anxiety and how we can leave worry behind. 

One of the most difficult aspect of following Jesus is maintaining our joy. Our faith can start as exciting and full of joy, and very quickly turn to discouragement and despair. In this episode, we will learn from Paul how to maintain our joy and our faith. 

All of us have people in our life who are uplifting, and all of us have people who bring us down. The question is: Which one am I to others in my life? In today's episode we explore the key to being an uplifting person in Paul's letter to the Philippians.

One of the most important questions in life is who really is Jesus. Was he just a good moral teacher? Was he a deceiver, or was he truly Lord? In this week's episode we explore who Jesus is and why it makes all the difference. 

One of the greatest sources of joy in our lives are relationships. Likewise, relationships can be a great source of struggle. As we continue with our series "Happy Days" we learn from Paul how we can avoid "Joy Killers" in our relationships. 

This week special guest Adam Dorzok shares how God has impacted his life. 

Following Jesus does not make all your problems disappear. In fact, in may increase the problems you have in this world. The apostle Paul experienced great trials in his life due to his faith in Christ. In today's episode, we will examine the four 'P's' of Paul's joy, and how we too can experience this same joy in our lives

Special guest Dr. JoAnne Lyons speaks on our network's involvement in Liberia and Pastor Jeff shares about our Happy Days Summer Challenge

Making a stand for God means we will face challenging circumstances in this life. As we close our series on Daniel, we will look at one the key events in his life, and how he stood firm in his faith. 

There are two ways to learn lessons in life: from ourselves and from others. Many pains can be avoided if we learn how to learn from others. This week we look at Belshazzar, King Nebuchadnezzar's son, and how he did not learn from his father's mistakes. 

We all desire success but how we view success matters. God wants our lives to have significance for His kingdom, not our own. In today's episode we we learn the weapons we can use in the battle against pride. 

Although we may not see them as easily, Idols are all around us. An idol is simply something that demands to be worshipped, which can even be ourselves. In today's episode, we will learn the three keys to withstanding the heat when facing idols in your life. 

What do you do when you are asked to do the impossible? Whether you are facing an impossible situation, or are put in an impossible situation by someone else, how do you respond? In today's episode, we will learn the steps Daniel took to accomplish the impossible, and change the course of human history.

In difficult times, it can be easier to look for excuses instead of looking for opportunities to grow. Instead of blaming others around us for our circumstances, God calls us to look inward and be more like him. In today's episode, we look at Daniel's "graduation" into the King's service and how he was able to live an unshakeable life in a culture that was against his God. 

Daniel took a stand for his faith, and by doing so, he took his life into his hands. Yet God caused the official to show Daniel favor. God has called us to be the light of the world, and yet calls us to not live in fellowship with darkness. In this episode, we will unpack the tension between rejecting and rejoicing culture, and learning from Daniel how we can instead redeem it. 

How do we live a life that is unshakeable in a time of great uncertainty? Over the next eight week, we will look at the life Daniel, who although the world around him was falling apart, his faith was unshakeable. As we begin this journey, we look at the one decision Daniel made which made all the difference in his life. 

This episode is from our Easter 2021 gathering.

What would you do if you knew you would never get caught? While that may sound like a dangerous question, it is actually the truest test of our integrity. Although we spend lots of time worrying what others think, the only thing that matters is what God knows. In this episode, we will look at the life of Job, and what he knew about integrity. 

Although many people would say they are loyal, the truth is we are mostly loyal to ourselves. The true test of loyalty come when a relationship experiences a hurt, a struggle, or a betrayal. How can we stay loyal in these tough time? By remembering God's loyalty to us first. 

Purity is something we value in our food and in our drink. Yet why don't we give the same attention to purity in our soul? In this episode, we will learn the two principles of purity for what we put into our body, apply to what we feed our soul. 

Honor is not a word we use very often in our world. Yet honor is something we expect from others, and is required by God. How do we show honor to those who do not earn our respect? In this episode, we will look at three key relationships and how we can show honor to each. 

The world offers different views on how we should handle our finances. When it comes to our money, our focus is either on "Me," "We," or "He". In this final episode of our series, we learn the importance of honoring God with our first. 

Everything in life starts out as a seed: relationships, dreams, and faith. But if the seed is not planted, the dream will not be granted. In this episode we learn the truths about sowing and reaping, and how our God causes the growth

No matter how much we have, the desire to get more is still very strong in our lives. Yet this desire is exhausting and expensive. In today's episode, we learn the secret to contentment, and how we can exercise this muscle to satisfaction,

When you look in your wallet, What do you see? Most of us would like to see “just a little more”. Everything we have is a gift from God, and His word has a lot to say about how we steward this gift. As we open this series, we will unpack four truths about our stuff.