Christ Community Church Podcast

Colossians 3:23-24 says, “Whatever you do, do it with all your heart, as unto the Lord …” This week’s message explored how we can do this and be “salt and light” in our places of work and other secular spheres of influence.

Pastor Keith teaches from Deuteronomy 6 as we look at ways to create and maintain a Godly household and family life.

The concept of abounding in good works has many personal applications. But before we can truly abound, we must have a proper understanding of who God, our kind and compassionate Father, is and how He sees us, His beloved children.

On the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church, we lifted up our brothers and sisters in the Middle East and North Africa, and Pastor Keith taught on how to stand in faith as we face of trials in our own lives.

Indian missionary John Gollapalli taught from 1 Thessalonians 1: 2-10 on the facets of faith that comprise our calling and hope.

In today’s special worship service, part of our day-long GO Mission Conference, Pastor Derrick teaches on our final core value, Intentional Outreach: “Because God loves lost people, we love lost people.”

Pastor Keith teaches on our core value of Wholehearted Service, which says: Because God is worthy, we give Him the best of what He has given us.

This week we looked at our core value of “Environment of Grace:” Because God accepts us and wants to make us whole, we freely extend His grace to everyone.

This CCC core value means we are committed to maintaining a shared loyalty to Jesus Christ while promoting a diversity of spiritual gifts and racial, social and spiritual backgrounds.

Pastor Derrick continues our series on CCC core values by teaching on the invitation of community to come into the light, where we are vulnerable, yet where healing can happen.

Pastor Keith reminds us of CCC’s No. 1 Core Value, Passionate Spirituality ("Because God is our source of life, we pursue Him with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength”) and challenges us to listen and respond to what God is speaking and calling each of us to.

As a community, we are called to abound in every good work. In doing so, we must be courageous … even bold. We must dream … even risk. We must step out and trust in the abounding grace of our loving God.

Submission is the last discipline in our summer “Cross Fitness” series. In a sense, all the other disciplines are rooted in this one, because all the disciplines reflect the intentional denial of our flesh to submit to the grace of our loving Lord.

Confession is a means of grace that orients our hearts rightly before our Holy and gracious God, and opens us up to His cleansing and restoration.

We were made for community. God created man in His image, and He, by nature, is the community of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Hear how the discipline of community enriches our lives.

Pastor Keith presents a fresh and detailed look at Matthew 6:19-34, which concludes with Jesus’ assurance that if we "seek first His kingdom and His righteousness,” all of our needs will be met.

Stewardship is more than the giving of money. It is the whole-life posture that everything we have is from God, and the proper response is to use all of these gifts to honor God and bring Him glory.