CIL CHURCH

Looking at the book of Nehemiah, Aaron helps you identify God's vision for your life.

If you have ever owned a new car you understand, things bring us happiness. However, after a few door dings and some spills it becomes another form of transportation. Things let us down. Our Joy must remain in the one constant in life, Jesus Christ

A Cozy fire, hot chocolate, and a good Christmas movie are the perfect ingredients for enjoying the holiday season. Unfortunately we end up in long checkout lines, fighting for the perfect gift, and rushing around until New Years. Sunday December 13th Pastor David will be talking about finding God in the midst of chaos.

Aaron Allison teaches you why and how you should have a personal Sabbath.

Jesus' teaching on "patches" and "wine skins" shows us that we need to make our life compatible with what God is doing! In his series on Mark 2, Aaron Allison shares from these stories truth that will prepare you for new things!

Have you ever seen someone respond in a completely inappropriate way to a situation? We've all been part of these uncomfortable moments, and everyone has made those kind of mistakes. Yet, as followers of Christ, it is so important that we desire to respond appropriately to the various encounters we have each day. As we continue our walk through Mark 2, I am going to share a message today called Aw...

If Jesus were walking the earth today, who would he spend His time with?

Sacrifice is a negative word in our vocabulary but God views Sacrifice as holy and pleasing worship. Romans 12:1

Aaron Allison shares a message from Luke 12:1 called Hypocrisy. No one likes a hypocrite. Jesus warns us through this passage to look out for the influence of hypocrisy in our lives.

Mac Richard is the senior pastor of Lake Hills Church (www.lhc.org) in Austin, TX. As a guest speaker at CIL, Mac brough an encouraging word for all those "committed to the house."

During the series 12:1 we look at key verses in the Bible from Chapter 12, verse 1. This series will build your faith and bring encouragement to your walk with Christ. Aaron Allison shared a message from Proverbs 12:1 called Discipline. The challenge of discipline is for every person. You will be encouraged to improve by this teaching.

As we look at Abram's call to leave his home, we will see the challenges and benefits of obeying God when God tells us to "leave."

Gary Davidson has been planting churches in Ireland for 30 years. In this message, he shares great stories about his journey, and encourages us all to not give up on our dreams.

We have no excuse to quit. Here pastor Aaron wraps up his sermon series No Excuse

In a culture full of justifications, God is calling us to rise above our excuses to a higer place of success. In the sermon series "No Excuse", Aaron will help you identify and overcome some of the biggest excuses that paralyze our potential. On August 16, we will look at why there is "No Excuse to Blame."

Pastor Aaron starts a new series entitled No Excuse. The first weeks message is about fear.

When you find out the sermon is about prayer, does it make you want to run? Aaron feels that way, but in the message "Too Busy Not To Pray" Aaron will share how God is teaching him to have a conversation with God.

Pastor Aaron talks about giving everything over to Christ because He is in control

Pastor David talks about dropping our Nets and Following God. What does your Net look like?

Aaron Allison talks about the Authority in which we should be speaking.

This sermon by Aaron Allison helps us see God's role for us in the desert.

Dick Brogden from Sudan shares a sober and challenging message about overcoming fear.

Aaron Allison shares a message about the Father's love from the story of Jesus' baptism.

As CIL starts a series on the book of Mark, Aaron looks at the importance topic of repentance in Mark 1:1-8.

The Bible shares the stories of indvidual's spiritual journey so we will be inspired to live an authentic spiritual life. No story takes as many dramatic turns as the life of Aaron is going to teach on "Favor For Success" by looking at Joseph's development as a leader. Beyond his earthly skills, Joseph's success was dependent on the favor of God on his life.