Community Christian Church

One of the core values of CCC is that we believe God deserves to be first in our life. This isn't just one of the Bible's commandments, it is the most important. Pastor Tony shares four practical ways we can put God first in our lives.

Part of how we connect our community to each other at CCC is through Life Groups. In this message, Sean Buono gives us a picture of how successful life groups have been so far, and why Jesus gave us the command to make our relationships a priority.

In this message, Pastor Tony teaches from the final chapters of the Book of James. Lessons from this passage include seeking God's will instead of our own, remembering the poor, and keeping our word to others.

James warns us about the tongue's power to build up or destroy. Many believers struggle with agitation and judgment of others. But in this message Pastor Tony challenges us to be peacemakers, not entertaining the useless debate and arguments of this world.

We have been saved by grace, not works. But James says that faith without works is dead. In this message Pastor Tony challenged the church to continually pursue the sanctification that comes from the knowledge and love of Jesus Christ.

In this series we will go through the book of James. In the first chapter, James reminds us that trials are able to build in us patience and perseverance. Pastor Tony uses this as an opportunity to remind us that God always knows exactly what we are going through.

As a follower of Christ, you have the ability to change the atmosphere around you. Listen in as Dave encourages you to get out of the boat and press in to the calling God has placed on your life.

We often have thing in our life that are slowly pulling us further from the Lord. Pastor Rick gives a warning against the different types of "yeast" that can work its way into your life and change the way you relate to the Lord and to others around you.

What is true freedom? Is it getting to do whatever you want, whenever you want? Or is it the power to say yes to what is right, and no to what is wrong. In this message, Sean Buono shows us the freedom that the God of Old Testament and New desires for us to experience.

We’re all constantly faced with opportunities to compare, or shame, or judge, or be jealous. But living that small isn’t our only option. Freedom offers us the constant choice to stop comparing and start celebrating each other and each other’s wins! Weekly challenges from our Family Matters Series! https://cccsterling.org/family-challenges

In this message Pastor Tony gives us five very practical ways for parents to show their children that the greatest thing is love. Weekly challenges from our Family Matters Series! https://cccsterling.org/family-challenges

Dad's have a God-given ability to influence their families towards the Gospel of Jesus Christ. In this message Pastor Tony shares how one man's encounter with Jesus led to an entire city having an encounter with Jesus. Weekly challenges from our Family Matters Series! https://cccsterling.org/family-challenges

"You should never get married until you're single." In this message, Chris Cook shares his own story of finding home and contentment in Christ alone, and not somebody else. Weekly challenges from our Family Matters Series! https://cccsterling.org/family-challenges

Your family matters . . . because it is God's idea! In this special message, Pastor Tony reminds us that we have a family in the Church of Jesus Christ. He then invites our extended family of missionaries from Thailand to share with us all that God is doing. Weekly challenges from our Family Matters Series! https://cccsterling.org/family-challenges

Is it possible that there are some important things we can remember while there are more important things we can't? Honoring your nation takes more than just remembering what happened to it. In this message Sean Terry shares how Jesus showed us what honor really looks like.

On Promotion Sunday, a day where we honor all of our graduating students, Tyler Green teaches on the need for honor in our relationships with one another. Each new generation is meant to stand on the shoulders and be empowered by the previous.

In this message, Pastor Terese reminds us that we are blessed when we are doers of the Word, and not just hearers.

At CCC, we’re not only passionate about church on Sundays, we also have a heart and a plan to reach the world with the gospel while meeting practical needs. And on Sunday, May 5 we united as a church under that singular focus.

On this Baptism Sunday, Pastor Chris shares how you cannot have a promise without a process. Sometimes we must go through hard things for God to develop us and to become ready for His will for our lives. But we are not meant to be crushed forever. We are meant to rise!

"Who is this man?" This is the most important question about Jesus Christ we must ask discover for ourselves. He died for our sins, he was raised back to life again by God his Father, and he is alive! Sometimes it isn't enough to simply know "what" happened in the Easter story, but the "who". And the "who" is Jesus.

Many people around the world experience the Easter season as merely a traditional religious event. But we cannot truly come alive unless we have a genuine, personal encounter with Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior.

God wants us all to experience coming alive, even in areas where there is death and darkness. Part of that process is leaning into God through our grief. Jesus Christ knows what loss feels like, and he can identify with all of the pain that we will face in this world.

We all have questions. That is why in this series we will tackle all of the specific things that our congregation said that they want to hear more about. Because . . . you asked for it!

We all have questions. That is why in this series we will tackle all of the specific things that our congregation said that they want to hear more about. Because . . . you asked for it!

We all have questions. That is why in this series we will tackle all of the specific things that our congregation said that they want to hear more about. Because . . . you asked for it!