Community Christian Church - GA

When you read the Gospels, two things are abundantly clear. Being a sinner doesn’t disqualify you from following Jesus. And being an unbeliever doesn’t disqualify you from following Jesus. So, what does that mean for you?

This week, the guys tackle these two questions: 1. If I was baptized as an infant, should I also be baptized as an adult? 2. Why does Jesus always speak in parables? We also dive deeper into Sunday's message. Plus, Ed reveals his Top 5 commercials from Super Bowl Sunday! Click here to send us a question anonymously: https://forms.gle/9zaPtSSQM8PRMtq4A

“Might makes right” is the default setting for the world. Those with wealth and power write the rules, and they usually write them to favor themselves. That was true in Jesus’ time as well. But he came to turn everything upside down.

This week we answer some of your questions: 1. Do Ed, Jason, & Nathan use daily devotionals? 2. What's a first step in breaking a bad habit? 3. Do we prioritize loving/not judging vs confronting others? Plus, we talk about the new series "Jesus Is Greater" and Nathan brings a musical top 5. Click here to send us a question anonymously: https://forms.gle/9zaPtSSQM8PRMtq4A

Jesus came to introduce something brand new for the world. Something unexpected. Something many of us miss. Something greater.

This week, we talk about the end of the Best Year Ever series. We also get into the definitions of sin and love. Also, we preview a brand new series starting next week. Plus, Jason brings the Top 5! Click here to send us a question anonymously: https://forms.gle/9zaPtSSQM8PRMtq4A

Our small routines make a big difference. In week 3 of Best Year Ever, we look at bad habits and how to break them. Discover some major triggers that lead to bad habits and how to avoid them.

Jason, Ed & Nathan discuss week 2 of our series Best Year Ever, some new habits they're working on, plus Ed's Top 5! Click this link to tell us how you're engaging with the podcast every week - https://forms.gle/9zaPtSSQM8PRMtq4A

Our small routines make a big difference. In week 2 of Best Year Ever, learn how to start small, simple habits and use those habits to reach your goals.

January 8, 2020 - We discuss our new series "Best Year Ever", some of the habits we're working on in 2020, and Nathan brings his TOP 5.

It's the start of a new year and a new decade. Everybody wants to make this the best year ever. But change isn’t easy. But it isn’t impossible, either. Starting a few small habits can change how you see yourself today and transform you into the person you want to be tomorrow.

Start the new year and decade off right

Every year, when Christmas is over, many of us look back and wonder if we really got the most out of the holiday season. Was this Christmas special? Was it all I'd hoped it would be? Did it really matter? Well, this year it can! Join us for this series as we prepare to make this "The Best Christmas Ever."

Every year, when Christmas is over, many of us look back and wonder if we really got the most out of the holiday season. Was this Christmas special? Was it all I'd hoped it would be? Did it really matter? Well, this year it can! Join us for this series as we prepare to make this "The Best Christmas Ever."

Every year, when Christmas is over, many of us look back and wonder if we really got the most out of the holiday season. Was this Christmas special? Was it all I'd hoped it would be? Did it really matter? Well, this year it can! Join us for this series as we prepare to make this "The Best Christmas Ever."

Every year, when Christmas is over, many of us look back and wonder if we really got the most out of the holiday season. Was this Christmas special? Was it all I'd hoped it would be? Did it really matter? Well, this year it can! Join us for this series as we prepare to make this "The Best Christmas Ever."

Conflict is an inevitable part of most any relationship. Unhealthy conflict or just avoiding it altogether can kill a relationship in a hurry. Having created each of us for human connection, does God also offer us a realistic way to save our relationships when we’ve wounded each other?

Relationships can involve a lot of risk. And for some of us, we’re not quite sure the risk is worth the reward. Couple our fear of vulnerability with society’s constant “keep it casual” messaging, and we end up with lots of people avoiding commitment. But could lack of commitment be even more risky than the alternative? What do God and relationship experts say about making our relational risks wor...

Dwelling on the negative and being overly critical of others can kill a relationship in a hurry. But how do we get past the negative habits that seem to come so easily to us?

The belief that the purpose of relationships is self-satisfaction, that it’s about getting your way, can lead to disaster. But how can we avoid the common misstep of inflexibility in our relationships?

Why is it so tough to have happy relationships and to make those relationships last? It often seems as if many of us are better at killing relationships than keeping them. In this message, we tackle the relationship killer of bad communication.

There's a major obstacle that keeps us from thinking better thoughts which lead to better decisions. It's the tendency we all have to deceive ourselves about the reasons we do what we do. And it keeps us from knowing where we are and allowing God to take us where we need to be. But how do I know when I'm lying to myself and is there a cure for it?

Most of us wind up viewing our life as a series of phases we need to get through in order for things to get better. But what if that's not true. What if God is doing something in all of these phases? And what if we're missing it?

Our core beliefs about money ultimately inform all of our financial decisions which lead to financial outcomes, both good and bad. How can adopting the better thought that "Everything belongs to God" change our decisions and the outcomes?

No one ever loved like Jesus. And if we are ever going to become like Jesus, we have to think like He did. This week, we look at the better thought that led Jesus to live and love the way that He did.