Clearview Community Church

Today we will navigate our way through one of the Bible's more dense and complex passages. It is full of questions, concerns, fears, and ideas. We'll look into the heart, our fear, and the Helper who helps us through knowing Him. www.clearviewcommunity.church

Join us as Pastor Tony brings us through our next section of Luke. In this thought-provoking passage from the Bible, Luke 11:37-54, we witness a powerful confrontation between Jesus and the religious leaders of His time. Through their interactions, we gain valuable insights into the dangers of hypocrisy and the importance of genuine piety.

I n today's sermon, we are going to see that people are looking for a sign or proof of who Jesus is when the evidence has been right in front of them.  To give you some context to our story,  Jesus had just cast a demon out of a man who was mute.  And some of the people who were witnesses didn’t want to accept Jesus as the Messiah, the chosen one. They are looking for any way to reject Jesus....

Join us as we continue in our series on the book of Luke. www.clearviewcommunity.church

Today we have a message from one of our Compassion Partners Pastor Barton Preibe. He shares for a few minutes about Compassion International and its mission to release children from poverty in Jesus' name, and it will give you a taste of why we have established a gospel-centred partnership with them. To learn more: https://www.compassion.ca/event/clearviewcommunitychurch   To give: https://ww...

If you have been with us previously, you’ll remember that in verses 1-4, Jesus taught a pattern of prayer for His followers called The Lord’s Prayer. In this prayer, He taught us that God was approachable, and welcomes the requests of His children. He taught us that we are to pray according to the will of God in order to advance His Kingdom. When we are aligned with God’s will, God hears us and wi...

The past few weeks we have been studying the book of Luke and learning how Jesus has been breaking down cultural and relational barriers. Join Pastor Micah as he takes us through how Jesus teaches us to pray. Clearviewcommunity.church

This week, Pastor Josh brings us through our next section of Luke; the story of Mary and Martha. Clearviewcommunity.church

Who’s your neighbour? Is it the person who lives in close proximity to you? Is it someone who lives in your neighbourhood or on your block? Is it someone with whom you can identify? Someone who thinks as you do; or who believes as you do? Today we will look at one of Jesus’ most famous parables as we continue our journey through the Gospel of Luke. It is the Parable of the Good Samaritan and it is...

We’re going to be looking at Luke chapter 10: 1-24 today, and what we get to experience is a narrative story about some of the followers of Jesus taking the mission and the message of Jesus personally.

We’re continuing in our series on Luke and we’re now at the end of Luke 9. Jesus has been speaking lately about His coming sacrifice – which is about four months down the road. Often, people look at this event as something that Jesus got caught up in and just could not avoid. But it wasn’t that way at all. As we look at the testimony of the four gospel writers, we see revealed to us a carefully th...

Today we look at Luke 9:46-50. Previously Jesus is established as a divine miracle worker who is actually the long-awaited Messiah or deliver of the people of Israel. He is introducing a new Kingdom, different than the one they presently live in, and there are glimpses that it is different than everyone had expected. www.clearviewcommunity.church

Today we are looking at Luke 9:37-43. This story is a blatant statement – we cannot deal with the evil that exists in the world by our own powers. Sometimes we place our hope in educational systems, corrections, intervention programs, advocacy groups and more  - all of which have their appropriate place and role in society – but all fall short. The world experiences evil, the Christian faith is pr...

This week we continue our series on the book of Luke in which we ask; Who is Jesus? God not only wants you to experience his glory he wants you to reflect it to those around you. Don’t spend your time camped out in past experiences, past prayer times, past youth camps.  Allow those moments to catapult you into the next season God has for you.  Don’t turn methodology into meth-idolatry.  Jesus is a...

Over the past few weeks, we’ve been talking about the subject of Lordship; of what it truly means to be a follower of Jesus Christ, looking at Jesus’ own words on the subject.

This week we are asking "Who is Jesus?"  When you choose to follow Jesus, you are putting your faith and allegiance in the God who has the power to miraculously change your life - and the one who loves you more than you can ever imagine. This same God shares that He will walk beside us, encourage us, restore us, and empower us through the Holy Spirit and through the local church. He does...

God can do more through your surrender than he can in your control.  So, here’s the question for you, are you being faithful with what God has given you? What is God asking you to do?  What is it that you have?  It may not look like much but until you offer it to Jesus He cannot use it, He cannot multiply and bless it.  What talent, what time, what commitment, what act of service, what financial c...

Today we’re going to pick back up our series on the Gospel of Luke, which we’ve entitled “Investigating Jesus.” The reason that we chose that title is because of what the author, Luke, said, as he began this Gospel. Beginning in chapter 1 and verse 1 he wrote, “Many have undertaken to draw up an account of the things that have been fulfilled among us, just as they were handed down to us by those w...

"For Christ also suffered once for sins, the righteous for the unrighteous, that he might bring us to God, being put to death in the flesh but made alive in the spirit." 1 Peter 3:18

As Jesus is traveling along the road towards Jerusalem the people would throw their cloaks and palm branches on the road, as today we would lay out a red carpet for royalty. They began to shout “Blessed is the king who comes in the name of the Lord” - a Psalm written hundreds of years previous, but that pointed ahead to the coming of the Messiah.

Today as you listen, you may need to be reminded. It's not your work that frees you; it’s the power of Jesus. And it's not your work after you are freed that is required. Instead you are invited to sit at the feet of Jesus. The very place God will mold your heart.

What storm do you need to invite Jesus into right now? You don’t have to try and make it through in your own strength. Jesus is in the midst of the waves and He is with you. 

Today, we want to present to you one of Jesus’ most radical teachings: family. Christianity is constitutively communal. We’re called to follow Jesus individually and in community because how we relate to one another is as important as how we relate to God as Jesus taught us in Matthew 22:36-40. Community is God’s ‘school of love’ where we become spiritually formed, learning to become more like Jes...

Consider carefully how you listen, because how you listen will be evident in how you live. Let him restore and grow in you. And may that shine brightly into a world that is filled with so much darkness.

We are Clearview Community Church, one church in four locations in the township, and surrounding area, of Clearview, Ontario. We exist to see people become fully devoted followers of Jesus.  And we are on a mission.  We think Jesus is worth following with everything we have. We believe the teachings and life of Jesus lead to a life of love, joy, peace, hope, and the promise of life eternal with Go...