Christ Community Church (formerly ECC)

Bob continues the series "The Gospel According to Jesus" with a story of a healing.

Bob begins our new series, "The Gospel According to Jesus," with the sermon "The Law of Love."

Pastor John Mangrum reflects on the meaning of delighting, even boasting, in our weaknesses.

Easter Sunday message focused on four words/sayings by Jesus after his resurrection.

Pastor Bob brings our series on the Lord's Prayer to conclusion.

Pastor Bob explores what it means to pray 'lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.'

Dan Waugh continues the series on the Lord's Prayer contemplating God's forgiveness and ours.

In our first ever live stream, Pastor John continues our series on the Lord's Prayer, considering the petition "give us our daily bread, today."

The Lord's Prayer is about God, not about us. It guards us against self-centeredness.

A look at Jesus' first petition in the Lord's Prayer, through the lens of our Ghana team's recent experience with our brothers and sisters in Carpenter, Ghana.

The disciples walked with Jesus, and even they asked him to teach them more about prayer. In this sermon series, we will explore Jesus' response to their question.

Contentment is not found in wealth, poverty or a stoical attitude on the circumstances of life. So how do we find contentment according to the Apostle Paul? Let's think about that together.

Bob continues the series on Philippians, urging with Paul that we refuse to look behind us and strain on to the goal, maintaining our singular focus on Christ.

Pastor Bob continues the series on Philippians, considering Paul's rejections of all the things he could boast about in exchange for the surpassing greatness of knowing Christ Jesus.

The Christ Hymn of Philippians 2 is a beautiful text describing Jesus' humility and exaltation. It also provides the pattern for us to pursue as we strive for unity in his church.

Paul's bad circumstances yielded amazing results.

God cannot, and will not, give up on you.

We're kicking off a sermon series in Philippians, the "book of joy." Let's start by considering some of the challenges and contributors to joy.

Whatever the coming year brings, God is still on his throne.

4th Sunday of Advent. Our hurts and sorrows are part of us, and hiding from them doesn't help. But God has come, God is with us, and therefore joy can still be found.

The 3rd Sunday in Advent. The angels came and announced peace to the shepherds. What would these shepherds have discovered about that peace?

Bob brings a message about God's love this second week of advent.

First Sunday of Advent Isaiah 11:1-9

The biblical instruction to give thanks is both a command and a blessing. Let's consider that together.

Every week of this series, a video has played to introduce the sermon. This video includes a quote by Einstein: "Imagination is more important than knowledge...imagination embraces the entire world and all there ever will be to know and understand." For the Christian, this imagination (I think "faith" is a better word) includes eternity and all we know of God's eternal blessings. Adopting a perspe...