Celebrate Community Church- Yankton, SD

Each person has a desire for their life to make an impact. The impact we make on others depends on what "bottle" we chose in life. As we close our series, we look at Jesus conversation with the woman at the well, and understand the Living Water that truly satisfices.

What's the secret to success in life? It depends on who you ask. There is a human standard and God's standard, and the two are not the same. In this episode, we look at the life of David, who God said, was a man after His own heart, to learn what true success means in God's eyes.

Stress is one of the most urgent problems of our time, and anxiety is the official emotion. Most of us feel at our breaking point, yet God did not design us to live this way. In this episode, we learn the three keys to staying "in tune" with God.  

Rachel Jones from the Missouri Valley Pregnancy Resource Center share about this new ministry here in our community. 

In our culture today, we wear "busy" as a badge of honor. But God never intended us to go 24/7. Today we learn the one principle that will help us slow down and live at God's pace. 

As we close out our series on the "Grinches" of the first Christmas, we look Simeon, who was a "Cindy Lou-Who". Simeon was faithful to the call God placed on his life, and we too can follow his path to make Christmas more than a holiday. 

The third "Grinch" of the first Christmas was a priest named Zechariah. While Zechariah was a faithful priest, in a moment that mattered most, he was fearful. This week, we look at how we easily we can fail like Zechariah, but learn that our God is a God of second chances. 

As we continue our series looking at the "Grinches" of the first Christmas, this week we look at the Inn keeper. While Luke does not mention a specific person, we have added him to the narrative to remind us there was  "no room" for Jesus that first Christmas night. Today we will look at three reasons why we still don't  "make room" for our Savior. 

To start off our series looking at the "Grinches" of the first Christmas, we look at the biggest Grinch: King Herod. While King Herod had great success from the word's view, he, like the Grinch, wanted to make sure Christmas didn't happen. The reason, like the Grinch, was King Herod had three heart problems. These heart problems not only impacted Herod, but can also be traps for us today .

Although we celebrate Thanksgiving once a year, God's desire for us is to develop an Attitude of Gratitude all the time. In this final week of "Roadblocks" we learn how being thankful in all circumstances helps us break through any roadblock in life. 

Of all the roadblock we face in life, getting past our past can be the most difficult. In this week's episode, we are going to learn how to keep our past from robbing our future. 

Fear is one of the greatest roadblocks we will face on life's journey. It can blind us from seeing what could be, and rob us of what future God has in store. In this episode, we will learn four discoveries about our God that we can use to fight fear from controlling our lives. 

As we travel down the road in life, conflict is one of the most common and most damaging roadblocks we will face. While conflict is evitable, misery is optional. In this episode, we look at three steps we can take to help remove the roadblock of conflict. 

How do you think God should work? In reality, God doesn't always work the way I think is best. God doesn't always give what we want, but He always gives what we need. In this week's episode we will look at four truths of how God works. 

What in your life is worth fighting to get? Once you answer this question, you will also recognize what is not worth the fight. In today's episode, we will look at three things God says to go after in our lives to reclaim our identity. 

Every single time we mess up in life, it can be traced back to one source: We forgot our identity. In this week's episode, we explore three things that King David forgot and how it led to his "great fall". If we aren't careful, we can fall in the same ways. 

No one ask for a storm in life, and when they come, we pray God will remove them. However, sometime God doesn't calm the storm, and we are left with questions.  In this episode, we talk about what God can show us about who we really are in a storm 

In order to win the battle within, we need to be willing to change. But change can be difficult, and leave us frustrated. This week we will look at the problems we face when we try to change and the two keys needed for lasting change. 

The world tries to sell us an identity that we were never intended to hold. We struggle with our identity when we forget who we are and why we exist. To start this new series, we look at the first case of identity theft, and learn the game we play with identity. 

Although we might know the right thing to do, why do we still struggle to actually do it? In today's episode, we talk about the battle within and how we can be victorious over our sinful nature. 

Every parent has a desire for their child to meet the "right" person and have a fairy tale happy ending. This episode we will walk through a real-life Biblical fairy tale, and learn the four steps to making a fairy tale a reality for your kid's life. 

Our kids are a gift from God. In the short time His gives us to the to raise them, we can make a significant impact. In this week's episode, we learn the three keys to raising awesome kids. 

Discipline is something that is not fun to receive or to give. Yet in parenting, discipline is not only something we deal with consistently, it's also vital for our child's success. To start this series, we will look at three sources of behaviors and how to address each on in a Biblical way. 

No matter how well or poorly you play a game, the ending is what matters most. As we conclude our journey through First Peter, we unlock the four keys to "Finishing Strong".

In life we will all  face dark seasons. When those moments come, we tend to focus on why it's happening and how can I get out. In 1 Peter chapter 4,  Peter challenges us to not "waste the darkness", as God will show us things we can't, or won't, see in the light.