Christ Presbyterian Church

We all have aspects of our life that are broken, difficult, or hopeless. But Petey reminds us of the abundance of God’s grace and love—and how God’s good is greater than our bad.

While we long to make logical sense of life’s difficulties, Melissa shares that God doesn’t provide immediate relief or understanding—instead, He offers the hope of future redemption.

Emily brings hope to life’s hard realities with the reassurance that it’s not about what we can handle, but how Jesus handles everything through His cross-shaped life of sacrifice and grace.  

Carrie explores why “Just follow your heart” can be misleading . . .  and how Jesus is more concerned with who we are becoming, versus where we are going.

Petey launches into a new series and explores a biblical alternative to this oft-said phrase, leading us toward the truth that the best way to help yourself is to depend on God.

Special guest Greg Holder inspires us to live like the world has been invaded by the best news possible—a God who has the last word!

Petey wraps up our series this week by demonstrating how the early church lived in a uniquely different way—where they were experiencing what God wants for them because they fully trusted what God had done for them. They were living as if the Gospel meant everything.

On Pentecost Sunday, Petey preaches that because we have the presence of the Holy Spirit, we have the power of God to do exactly what He’s called and equipped us to do—and to experience His transformation in our lives, our church, and the world.

This week we dig into Acts 1 and Jesus’ ascension. Emily shares that in this act Jesus doesn’t go away—instead, He goes ahead of us, uniquely uniting heaven and earth as we witness the future breaking into our present.

This week Petey explores the idea that “newness begets newness”—that new life in Christ generates a whole new way of living. But Jesus isn’t a ticket to a better life; He IS the new life. Where do you need to let newness in?

Petey digs into Matthew 28, sharing that being a disciple is a life of moving closer to Jesus—and doing so in community with others. And as we live “on mission” for Christ, we have to believe the love of God is for everyone, everywhere.

Petey preaches from John 21, where we see Jesus encountering Peter—and witness that Jesus does not see Peter’s failures. Instead, He sees Peter through the lens of God’s great love for him. In the same way, where do we need to let go of failure and instead hold on to God’s grace?

 As we celebrate this year’s Commitment Class, Carrie shares that even in the midst of doubts, Jesus can be trusted—because Jesus is who He says He is.

In our new series we explore the 40 days Jesus was on earth after the Resurrection. Petey dives into Luke 24, where we witness that it’s not enough just to know ABOUT Jesus—the difference is in knowing Jesus through the practice of our faith.

On Easter we celebrate the wonder of the Resurrection! Petey shares how death does not have the final word and how a relationship with Jesus—the Resurrection—brings hope to our lives and to the world.

On Palm Sunday, Jonathan shares Jesus’ proclamation that He is the way, the truth and the life, and the hope we have as Jesus guides us to true life that is found only in Him.

Melissa explores Jesus’ proclamation that He is the True Vine, revealing how Jesus uniquely revives and sustains us when our lives are connected to Him.

Who do you follow? What are you giving your time and attention to? Petey identifies our need for Jesus as the Good Shepherd, to protect and lead us and to ultimately prevail over death and sin by His death and Resurrection.

This week Emily explores Jesus’ claim that He is the gate: a place where we are removed from danger and invited into a realm of protection and flourishing.

In this week’s sermon, Petey examines this great hope: that in a world full of darkness, we need to stay close to the Light—Jesus, the Light of the world.

In our Lenten sermon series, we’re exploring the “I AM” statements of Jesus. This week Petey shares how Jesus offers Himself as the Bread of Life, the source of eternal and abundant life, for those who trust in Him.

Petey wraps up our Daniel series by sharing how God wants to transform us in the midst of suffering in order to prepare us for what's next. 

Emily helps guide us through Daniel 7, where we read about visions of monster-like beasts! This vision of God’s promised future helps us live in a troubled world because we have true hope in Jesus as He ultimately defeats the tyranny of the beasts through His sacrificial love on the cross.

Guest Steve Cuss helps us take a deeper look at ourselves through the lens of 1 John 3, showing that if we don’t express our needs to God, it limits our ability to experience His love.

This week Petey shares about the Lion’s Den, and how we often follow the path of least resistance. But in the example of Daniel, we see how he seeks the faithfulness of God in an unbending culture.