Christ Community Chapel

Join us as we explore Matthew 6:19-21, discovering how our hearts are connected to where we place our treasure. This message invites us to refocus on investing in God's kingdom and aligning our hearts with His purpose, becoming a church that reflects His love and commitment.

During this beautiful outdoor service, Pastor Zach delivered a message centered on baptism. As we reflect on the monumental step believers are taking to be baptized, we remember Jesus's sacrifice for us and His never-ending love for us.

In this message, Pastor Joe walked through Isiah 42:8 which affirmed God's covenant-making and covenant-keeping Lord. He is uniquely worthy of all the glory. 

Are you hiding from God? Tune in to today's message as we hear from Pastor Zach. He will read through Jeremiah 23:24 and point out God's infinite wisdom. 

In this message, Pastor Zach explores the comforting truth of God's unchanging character. God's goodness is eternal, reassuring us that we are protected through Jesus. Join us as we delve into the good news that God's love and mercy remain constant forever.

In this message, Pastor Joe walks us through Isaiah 48:17 as it portrays God’s image as a Redeemer and Teacher. He is the one who saves us from the way we were going and leads us to where we should go. 

Read along with Pastor Joe as we go through Ezekial 38:23 where God proclaims his ability to lead the nations in all his greatness and holiness. In this message, we are reminded to turn to God, because his greatness is beyond all others. 

In this message, Pastor Zach preaches on Isaiah 57:15 where the verse outlines God’s holiness above this world and his care for the lowly of the world.

Tune in to watch our first Outdoor Service of the summer! Pastor Joe spoke on Jeremiah 32:26-27 where God affirms his unique power and declares that nothing above himself is too hard for him. 

In this message, Pastor Joe invites everyone to lean into the wisdom of God's grace. Remember to always return to God, as he is the only one who can save you. The themes in this message are repentance and grace.

In this message, Pastor Zach centers his sermon on Jeremiah 9:23-24 where God describes the goodness of his character, as being full of perfect love, justice, and righteousness. He is good. 

We are ready to kick off this message series, "God According to God" with a sermon from Pastor Zach. In this message, Pastor Zach walked us through Isaiah 45:5-6 as he underlined for us that God identified himself and declared there was no other god but himself. He alone is the Lord. declaring there is no other god. 

In this message, Pastor Joe acknowledges that there are currently and have been people who have committed outrageously deceitful actions and claim to be connected to Christianity. This does not mean Christianity is full of hypocrisy, rather, God joins us in our anger towards this deceit, and he promises to reconcile those people.  

In this message, Pastor Zach speaks on how churches have damaged relationships with people in the past, but he emphasized that this is not a reason to stop trusting God. God himself rebukes the hurt churches have caused. 

In this message, Pastor Joe walked us through the common obstacles of religion that often get in the way of us fully trusting God. This sermon will help us untangle the confusion and undo the damage other religious people have done by reveling the authentic Jesus Christ. 

As we kick off the message series, Questioning God, Pastor Zach points out the many obstacles found in other doctrines that get in the way of trusting God. He reminded us that the death and resurrection of Jesus is of first importance for trusting God. 

In this stand alone message, Mike looks at the story of Zacchaeus in Luke 19:1-10. He will invite us to reimagine happiness and discover the surprising truth of where we can and cannot find it. 

In this message, Pastor Joe taught us the importance of living for the happiness of others rather than just ourselves. As a church who has found happiness in God, we are called to be the light, leading the world to find their happiness in God too. 

In this message, Pastor Zach showed us the surprising happiness that comes from being persecuted and reviled for the sake of Jesus and standing for the gospel. For no matter what we lose in living for Jesus now, we will receive back that much more in eternity, and will find ourselves free from the need of other's approval, and full of God's approval for us.

In this message, Pastor Joe aims to awaken our hearts to the illegitimate competing voices against God. These voices constantly challenge the goodness of God and critique his authority, leading us to be suspicious of God and step out of his goodness. We are urged to remember his sovereignty in a time full of uncertainty.  

In this message, Pastor Zach explained the importance of peace with God. He then described the unique characteristics of a peacemaker, someone who assumes the responsibility and joy in sharing the good news of Jesus with the world. We are called to be peacemakers. 

In this message, Zach illustrated how Jesus made our hearts pure and cleansed us of our impurities before God. Jesus guarantees your salvation, that one day you may see the glorious face of God. Happiness is found in the removal of sin with the cleansing grace of Jesus. 

In this message, Pastor Zach introduced the congregation to a better way of mercy, which starts with an honest assessment of our own humanity and sinfulness. It leads us to happiness by offering grace and mercy to others and to ourselves, and avoiding a life full of bitterness and resentment to others.

In this message, Joe defined the pursuit of righteousness, which is actively seeking the leadership and grace of God to become the people God calls us to be and can make us to be. Continue watching to hear why God will not disappoint you, and you will be satisfied by his changing grace. 

In this message, Zach spoke on the characteristic of meekness. To be meek in spirit is to be quiet but confident in the faithful reign of God. It leads to our happiness because we are not in need of great highs and are not defeated by similar lows.