Christ Community Sermons

As the all-church Bible Savvy reading plan continues through Ezekiel, Pastor Jim teaches on all the new glimpsed in Ezekiel 34, 36, and 37.

Pastor Jim studies Ezekiel 28:1-19 on public enemy #1, "the prince of this world." What is our defense against this dangerous foe? CLICK HERE for the "Prayer Coach" download on praying the spiritual armor.

As part of International Impact Weekend, Christ Community's Sierra Leone partner, Shodankeh Johnson, teaches on prayer and fasting.

Pastor Jim teaches on Ezekiel 18 and asks, "Are you owning your stuff?"

Pastor Jim continues the teaching series walking through the Old Testament book of Ezekiel with a focus on a very tragic episode in the lives of God's people: when God left a group of people.

Pastor Clayton teaches the first message in a Lenten series on Ezekiel, one of the major prophetic books in the Bible. He shares three truths we learn from Ezekiel's vision.

Executive Pastor Eric Ferris sits down with Super Bowl XX champion and Hall of Famer Mike Singletary to talk about the '85 Bears, coaching, and so much more.

It's the final week of the Disciples Belong series! Pastor Clayton teaches on why baptism matters from Galatians 3.

Why do groups matter? Pastor Jim shares three big reasons.

Why do Christ-followers need to physically get together? Pastor Jim turns to Hebrews 10 for four reasons.

As a church, we are committed to making passionate disciples of Jesus Christ who are belonging, growing, serving, and reaching. That's why Christ Community is in a year-long study of these four marks. This weekend, the 4-week Belonging series begins by looking at why church matters.

As the year ends, Executive Pastor Eric Ferris wraps up The Heavenly Host teaching series about angels by exploring Fallen Angels (also known as demons).

Pastor Jim continues the current teaching series, The Heavenly Host, with a Christmas message on what Jesus's relationship with the angels says about him.

Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter Blessing Offor has played sought-after stages from The Kennedy Center to NBC’s The Voice. He was named Amazon’s Breakthrough Artist of 2023 and Pandora’s Artist To Watch. Born half-blind and fully losing his sight at 10, Blessing uses his music to spread optimism and hope.

This advent season, Christ Community is focusing on some key figures in the Christmas story, angels. Who are they? What do they do? How are we to respond?

Pastor Clayton concludes the three-part Disciples Reach sermon by asking four questions about your Gospel Conversations.

Where do we get the courage to engage others in conversations about Jesus? If we lack courage, a willingness to take a conversational risk, we will never open our mouths. And so, Pastor Jim looks at the Gospel Courage of Jesus' earliest followers.

In a continuation of the year-long study of Christ Community's mission statement, Pastor Jim kicks off a 3-week study of why reaching is a core church value.

The writer of Hebrews calls us to remember those members of our spiritual family who are mistreated and imprisoned. Guest teacher Cole Richards from The Voice of the Martyrs reflects on this passage on the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church.

In the final lesson on people skills from the Book of James, Pastor Jim teaches on how we should treat those who have wandered from the path.

The Book of James has a lot to say with how we interact with others. In week three of a series all about James' advice on good people skills, Pastor Jim takes on a biggie: selfishness.

Stories of hope are important. They move and encourage us. This is why Christ Community invites Christ followers to share their Inspiring Stories three times a year through in-service interviews. Christ Community welcomes author and leading foster care advocate, Tori Hope Petersen.

The Book of James has a lot to say with how we interact with others. In week two of a series all about that, Pastor Clayton speaks on....speaking. Words have power. How do we tame our tongues?

Pastor Jim begins a four-part sermon series in the Epistle of James looking at passages about how we should treat others. First up: The foolishness of favortism.

Pastor Clayton looks to James to see what faith is and what faith would be without works.