Christ Church Sunday Sermons

Elder Walker reminded preached that our faith is active, calling us to go beyond just prayer and become “coworkers of God” by actively strengthening and exhorting others in their faith, just as Paul sent Timothy. We also explored the importance of preparing for and walking through tribulations, understanding that suffering is a part of our journey. By clinging to God’s Word and surrounding ourselv...

Pastor Chad explored “The Engine of a Healthy Church” from 1 Thessalonians, focusing on the vital components of faith, love, and hope. These aren’t just words, but the driving forces behind a healthy church community!

Pastor Chad kicked off our new sermon series through 1 & 2 Thessalonians with a powerful message from the first chapter of 1 Thessalonians. We were reminded that the gospel doesn’t just inform us—it transforms us. The Thessalonian church didn’t just hear the message, they lived it out. Even in affliction, they displayed the joy of the Holy Spirit and became an example to others by the way they tur...

What does it mean to be a godly father? This Father’s Day message looks to the wisdom of Proverbs and the character of God to encourage dads to lead with purpose, integrity, and hope. Whether you're a new dad, a seasoned parent, or mentoring the next generation, this message will challenge and equip you to leave a legacy that points to Christ.

How do you handle praise? Proverbs 27:21 says we’re tested by it. In this message, we look at how pride can lead to a fall and humility can lead to worship. Through the stories of Nebuchadnezzar and David, discover how to give and receive praise in a way that honors God.

Elder Josh Walker unpacked Proverbs 6, warning against the traps of the speculator, sluggard, and scoundrel. True wisdom is rooted in the fear of the Lord and calls us to live with urgency, diligence, and integrity—not for self, but in service to others.

Envy is more than just wanting what someone else has. Left unchecked, envy distorts our desires and erodes our trust in God's provision. In this message from Proverbs 3, Pastor Chad explains how God’s wisdom helps us resist envy, trust his ways, and walk securely in contentment. Discover four practical ways to battle envy and live confidently in the Lord.

Proverbs 2 shows that true wisdom begins with a desire for God's Word and leads to a life of integrity, discernment, and God's protection. In this sermon, Pastor Chad reminds us to treasure God's commands, avoid destructive influences, and walk in righteousness, reminding us that no one is beyond God's power to redeem.

This Mother’s Day, we reflect on the wisdom of Proverbs 31 as a call to live with integrity, strength, and the fear of the Lord. It’s a celebration of the godly woman whose life blesses her family and honors God.

Pastor Chad dives into Proverbs 1 to explore a father’s urgent plea to his son: Don’t be fooled by the enticement of sin. Through vivid imagery and stark warnings, this passage shows us how temptation works—offering thrills, promising gain, but leading to destruction. From Joseph’s betrayal by his brothers to Paul’s call in Romans to consider ourselves dead to sin, this message equips us to fight...

The first sermon in our series addresses our need for God's wisdom in daily living. It introduces Proverbs as a carefully crafted book showing God's path to a good life. This message highlights the choice between wisdom and folly and sets the stage for our study to answer questions like, “How do I get the most out of Proverbs?” and “What does the book of Proverbs say about Jesus?” as we learn to a...

This Easter, we were reminded that everything hinges on the resurrection of Jesus. Without it, our faith is empty, but we have hope, forgiveness, and life because he rose. The evidence points to a risen Savior from the empty tomb, to eyewitness accounts. As Paul declared, “If Christ has not been raised, your faith is futile... but Christ has been raised!”

We celebrate Palm Sunday, commemorating Jesus’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem. Pastor Chad explains this isn't a spontaneous parade. The palm branches symbolized victory and were used to honor leaders. “Hosanna” wasn’t just a cheer, it was a Hebrew cry for salvation. And the donkey? That was huge! It directly fulfilled Zechariah’s prophecy (9:9-10), revealing Jesus as the humble yet royal Messiah...

Abraham’s story in Genesis is a powerful reminder of what it means to live by faith. Even as a “sojourner and foreigner,” he trusted God’s promises and looked forward to something greater. Hebrews 11:9-10 echoes this, describing Abraham living in tents in a foreign land, focused on the city with foundations, whose designer and builder is God. Like Abraham, the Christian life is a journey of faith....

Today, Pastor Chad shared how Abraham’s faith was tested when God asked him to sacrifice Isaac. Abraham trusted and obeyed, showing that real faith moves us to action. How is your faith shaping your actions today? Let’s trust God and live it out!

Pastor Chad’s sermon reminded us that God works through imperfect people. Abraham, a man of faith, still made mistakes—yet God remained faithful. As 1 Corinthians 1:26-29 says, God chooses the weak to display his power. Abraham’s actions impacted others, showing the need for forgiveness and reconciliation. Despite our flaws, God wants to use us in his story. Let’s trust in his love and extend it t...

The story of Sodom and Gomorrah profoundly illustrates God’s dual nature—justice and mercy. From this narrative, we can learn from Abraham’s example of intercessory prayer and his courageous appeal to God on behalf of the righteous living in those cities. Pastor Chad asked a thought-provoking question: How are we living righteously to please God and bless those around us, and who are we consisten...

Pastor Casey shared from Genesis 17 about God’s covenant with Abraham. At 99 years old, Abraham was given a new name and a big promise—he would become the father of many nations. Even when it seemed impossible, God’s plan was already in motion. The reminder for us? God is faithful to his promises, and we’re called to trust him and walk in faith, just like Abraham did.

Pastor Chad preached on Jesus as our High Priest, drawing from Hebrews 4:14-16. Unlike the temporary Levitical priests, Jesus' priesthood is eternal, granting us direct access to God's grace. He represents us before God, understands our struggles, and offers mercy in our time of need. As believers, we are called a royal priesthood, meant to reflect God's love in the world. This means living out ou...

In week two of our Abraham series, Pastor Chad reminded us that God’s promises remain firm, even when our faith wavers. Abraham obeyed, yet fear led him astray in Egypt. Sound familiar? Still, God’s grace never failed. Key takeaway: Faith isn’t about having all the answers—it’s about trusting the One who does. Let’s live like Abraham, eyes fixed on God’s greater promises!

Pastor Chad kicked off our new sermon series on Abraham, teaching that God calls imperfect people to step out in faith. Despite Abraham’s flaws and doubts, God remained faithful to his promises. True obedience means trusting God, even when the path is uncertain.

Pastor Chad wrapped up our Living the Mission of God series by reminding us that Jesus came to bring salvation to the ends of the earth—including to the Gentiles. Just as he pursued us, we are called to share the gospel—both in our daily lives and across the globe. Whether at home, in our city, or to the nations, we are part of God’s mission to reveal his glory. Be ready to share the hope you have...

Pastor Chad shared about Paul’s boldness in sharing the gospel. He encouraged us to always be ready to share the hope we have in Jesus when asked, doing so with gentleness and respect. Be thinking of how you can be prepared to share your hope this week!

Pastor Chad shared how we can glorify God by living like the early church in Acts 2:42-47. He reminded us to pray for one another, open our homes to share meals and build community, and show God’s love to others by sharing the gospel. When we do these things, we reflect God’s heart and help more people come to know him.

Pastor Chad shared that God created the world for his glory and works through all things to reveal it. He emphasized how our homes can be a basecamp for faith—where we share the gospel and grow as disciples. The story of the prodigal son reminded us of God’s extravagant grace and the joy of welcoming others back to him. Let’s live intentionally, sharing his love and reflecting his glory in our fam...