Community Church Roselawn

Alcohol has been identified as the most used drug on the planet. What does the Bible say about drinking alcohol? Should a Christian even drink alcohol? Some Christians say never ! Other Christians say in moderation. Join as this Sunday as we search the Scriptures together to hear about what God says about whether or not we should have an alcoholic beverage.

Most of us have heard of the phrase "God is good all the time-All the time God is good." One thing God is good at is being a good, good Father. In fact not just a good Father but a perfect Father. This Sunday is Father's Day. Join us Sunday as we turn to Proverbs 27:17 and hear a challenge together about what it takes to become a good, good father.

Do you believe in God? Do you believe that God even exists? Not everyone does.  In fact many deny His existence and choose to live a life in a state of unbelief.  This Sunday, we hear from Romans 1:18-32 about the wrath of God that is being and will be revealed against all the ungodliness and wickedness of those who live in such denial. The good news is that there still is a window of op...

This Sunday, we'll be continuing in our series on Christ Transforming Culture: Human Sexuality.  What does the Bible say about living together and whether or not you can have sex before you are married? Join us this Sunday as we look at Hebrews 13:4. We will discover together what it means when we are told to keep the marriage bed pure. 

The world around us has a lot to say about human sexuality...but does the Bible? And is it just a list of things not to do? This Sunday we will spend time in Genesis 2 rediscovering what God tells us through His Word about the goodness of human sexuality as He intends it!

This Sunday we celebrate the day of Pentecost. This is the day that Jesus sent to us the Holy Spirit. We will be taking a close look at Galatians 5:13-26. Come and hear together what it means that we have been set free from the from the constraints of the law and now empowered by the Holy Spirit so that we learn how to better serve and love each other. This is a life that is most pleasing to God....

This Sunday we consider together a Christian response to violence. We will hear from Isaiah 60:18 about a place that awaits us in the world to come where there will be no more violence in the land.

As a nation we have been struggling with the crisis at the border due to illegal immigration. How should we as Christians respond to this situation? Today we will hear together what the Bible says about how we should respond to any foreigner who enters our land.

Does God side with a political party? Are all our political issues addressed transparently in the Bible? This Sunday, we will be hearing from Pastor Jim about how we can take the principles and wisdom of Scripture and apply it to the political issues we face in our modern culture.

Pastor Jim discusses Romans 14 and how this passage applies to us today when we talk about disputable matters within our church family.

This week we launched our new series called Christ Transforming Culture. Our missionary, Kyle Beckrich, kicked the series off by giving us an update on Campus Outreach and speaking from Romans 12:1-2 on what it means to be a living sacrifice for Jesus.

Our final week in the Follow Series is on forgiveness and restoration. Join us as Pastor Jim explores what John 21:15-25 says as we wrap up this series.

We will be hearing a message from I Peter 1:3-5 about where those who find themselves in hopeless situations can find hope and how the resurrection of Jesus Christ makes all the difference in the world.

This Sunday we are celebrating Jesus' Triumphal entry into Jerusalem for Palm Sunday and our sermon is on denying Christ, as a part of the Follow Series we are currently in.

Fully devoted followers of Jesus will experience faith failures in their lives. This week we hear about the importance of prayer when you find yourself in the face of spiritual warfare. Your faith-failure need not lead to your spiritual ruin as long as you keep turning back to Jesus.

This Sunday Pastor Jim will be continuing his sermon series on the life of Peter and what it takes to become a fully devoted follower of Jesus. We will be hearing a message from Mark 8:34-38 where Jesus instructs His followers to not only say “I Do” to Him, but to also meet the demands of being a follower. Come and join us as we seek together to further understand what it means to deny ourselves,...