Community Christian Church - GA

When we make decisions, most of us think we can just follow our hearts or go with our gut. And many times, it leads us to the same bad outcomes. But what if we lived with a better thought? What if we stopped trusting our heart and started trusting God with our heart?

The decisions we make determine the outcomes of our life. But at some point everyone becomes dissatisfied with some of those outcomes. And usually we just make a different decision...resulting in the same outcome. But to make better decisions, we have to start thinking better thoughts.

One of the key aspects of learning to manage and even overcome our anxiety requires us to bring others into our fight. God calls us to do life deeply and authentically with other Christ followers, so we can experience the hope found only in community. What does it look like to invite others into our pain and fears so that we never have to battle alone?

Overcoming anxiety may feel impossible at times. The struggles we experience may seem like mountains too tall to climb. But what if we could be so practiced in habits of mind that anxiety and fears have no chance to take hold?

We have become an increasingly anxious people and developed many habits that can keep us mired in anxiety. But God gives us the groundwork to develop good habits that will help to alleviate those anxieties and bring us peace.

Anxiety is at epidemic levels in our society, and for many of us, it is a daily struggle. Coming in various forms, from frivolous worries to debilitating anguish, our experiences may seem unavoidable. But what could be behind all this anxiety, and where can we find hope for true freedom?

From the beginning of Community Christian, we wanted to be a church where there was room for everyone. Here's how we're doing that.

As a church, we want the people in our community to know that God is FOR them, not against them. But in order for that to happen, WE must be for them as well. And to do that, we must live as people who have been given a purpose.

When pain and suffering enter our lives, the last thing we want to do is wait. But in the finale to his letter, James shows us why patience is the best solution.

Most of us want to be "richer." But research tells us we are richer than we think. And with that wealth comes some problems for people who follow Jesus.

What causes the fights, conflicts, and disagreements between you and the people in your world? James has the answer and a solution. But it's not an easy one.

In this message, we learn from James, the brother of Jesus, how a wise person handles conflict and what that wisdom looks like.

Words can be one of the most destructive forces in life. Or one of the most healing and helpful. It all depends on how well we tame our tongue. But how do we do it?

Many people claim to have faith. But what if the faith we claim makes no apparent difference in the way we live? Can that kind of faith save us?

Our differences seem to be dividing us now more than ever. But our love for people is supposed to transcend those differences, just the way God’s love did for us. It’s at the heart of what Jesus said when He commanded His followers to love others precisely the way God has loved you.

Everybody wants to live a blessed life. But it takes more than wanting it. And it takes more than just hearing about it.

Most of us spend our time and energy trying to prevent and avoid trials and suffering in life. But no one can completely control every circumstance. So, is there a better way to respond? Yes. And it all starts in your mind.

In this series, we explore the biblical book of James. A document written by the brother of Jesus who started out as a skeptic but eventually came to believe his brother was his Lord after seeing Him raised from the dead. James' teaching is tough, effective, and practical...a lot like going to gym class!

Happy families decide they owe each other everything but are owed nothing in return. But that requires effort. Everybody makes a choice every day. That choice feels more like a reaction, so most people don’t think they have a choice at all. But they do. Happy families make the happy choice.

As long as you think your spouse owes you, your marriage will be all about keeping score. That destroys intimacy. It destroys love. But what are we supposed to do about our hopes, dreams, and desires?

We all enter into relationships with hopes, dreams, and desires. They create expectations. But when you put those expectations onto someone, it turns into a debt/debtor relationship. We believe that we're owed something. So, how do you keep your hopes, dreams, and desires from becoming expectations?

Everyone brings hopes, dreams, and desires into their families and relationships. But what feel like dreams to us sound like burdens and expectations to the other person. What's the solution?

Christianity is not based on a set of teachings or beliefs, but on one single event that took place in human history - the resurrection of Jesus from the dead.

When Jesus preached His most famous sermon - The Sermon on the Mount - there were two groups listening. The disciples and the crowd. You'll hear His words differently depending on which group you're in. So the question is: Which one are you?

Every person builds a life. Every life goes through storms. What makes the difference between a life that crashes and a life that endures? Jesus gives the answer.