Coquille Christian Weekly Sermon Podcast

Join us for our Father’s Day service at Coquille Christian Community Church as we worship together, share in communion, and hear a message from Lead Minister Trey Pruitt. In this week’s message, Trey teaches from Judges 6–7 and the story of Gideon — a man hiding in fear when God called him a “mighty warrior.” Gideon did not see himself the way God saw him, but God met him in his weakness, built hi...

Conflict is inevitable. Offenses happen. People hurt us, disappoint us, and sometimes leave wounds that last for years. But what if forgiveness isn't primarily about setting someone else free? What if it's about setting ourselves free? In this message, Trey Pruitt walks through Jesus' teaching on conflict resolution, reconciliation, and forgiveness in Matthew 18. From the practical ste...

This Sunday, Trey Pruitt will be sharing a message titled "Shalom: The Meaning of Peace."When we hear the word peace, we often think of the absence of conflict or a moment of calm. But the biblical idea of shalom is much deeper. It speaks of wholeness, restoration, flourishing, and the way life was meant to be under God's care. In a world filled with anxiety, uncertainty, and brokenn...

Join us for this week’s service at Coquille Christian Community Church as we worship together, share in communion, and continue in Psalm 37.In this week’s message, “Standing Firm in Dangerous Times,” Trey teaches from Psalm 37:12–26 and looks at what it means to stand with confidence when life moves from difficult to dangerous. Psalm 37 reminds us that the wicked may plot, threaten, and attack — b...

In this week’s message, “How to Deal with Difficult People,” Trey teaches from Psalm 37:1–11 and walks through a practical acrostic: RELAX.When people hurt us, oppose us, misunderstand us, or seem to get away with wrong, our natural response is often anger, defensiveness, or trying to get even. But David, writing as an old man who had faced betrayal, injustice, and opposition throughout his life,...

In this week’s sermon, “Dirty Hands, Clean Heart,” Trey teaches from Matthew 15:1–20, where Jesus confronts the Pharisees over the difference between outward religious appearance and true heart transformation. The message challenges us to examine where tradition, performance, or lip service may have taken the place of genuine faith. Jesus reminds us that what matters most is not how clean we look...

In this Mother’s Day message from 1 Samuel 1, Trey walks through the story of Hannah — a woman carrying deep longing, disappointment, and unanswered prayer. Through her story, we’re reminded that God is not wasting our desires. He often uses our waiting, surrender, and even our pain to prepare us for a purpose bigger than ourselves. God has a purpose for your passion.

In this message from 1 Samuel 17, Trey walks through the story of David and Goliath and reminds us that there are moments when God calls us to be still — and other moments when He calls us to stand up and fight. When the fight finds us, we need to focus on the size of our God, ignore the critics, use what God has already placed in our hands, fight for His name and glory, and trust that the battle...

What do we do when God’s answer is “wait”? In this message from Philippians 1, Trey reminds us that even in seasons of uncertainty, anxiety, suffering, and unanswered questions, God is still at work. Paul wrote from prison not knowing whether his future held life or death, yet he was able to rejoice because his confidence was not in his circumstances — it was in the God who always finishes what He...

What do we do when life makes no sense? In this message from Genesis 22, Trey walks through the story of Abraham and Isaac — one of the most difficult and powerful moments of faith in Scripture. Abraham was asked to trust God with the very thing he loved most, even when the command seemed confusing, painful, and impossible to understand. In the middle of grief, tragedy, and unanswered questions, t...

What if God’s plan for your life is not a detailed roadmap, but an invitation to trust Him one step at a time? In this message from Genesis 12, Trey begins a series on Abraham and the journey of faith. When God called Abram to leave behind his country, his people, and his father’s household, He did not give him every detail of the road ahead. He simply called him to go — and promised to show him t...

What if everything comes down to one question: Is Jesus dead, or is He alive? In this Easter message from 1 Corinthians 15, Trey walks through the hope and power of the resurrection. If Jesus has not been raised, then our faith is empty, our hope is temporary, and death gets the final word. But if Jesus is alive — and He is — then everything changes. Because of the resurrection, death is defeated,...

⛪ Join Us This Sunday at 9:30 AM | In Person & OnlineThis Sunday, we celebrate Palm Sunday as Jim Sinnott, Elder at C4, brings a message titled “Passion.”As Jesus enters Jerusalem, the crowds are filled with joy—shouting praises and celebrating what they believe is the arrival of their King. But beneath the surface, something much deeper is unfolding. In just a few days, that same city will e...

⛪ Join Us This Sunday at 9:30 AM | In Person & OnlineThis Sunday, we’re excited to hear from Jim Sinnott, Elder at C4, as he brings the message “Whose Idea Was This?”Teaching from Matthew 16:18, we’ll look at Jesus’ words about building His church—and what that really means for us today. In a time when there are so many opinions about what the church should be, this message brings us back to...

⛪ Join Us This Sunday at 9:30 AM | In Person & OnlineThis Sunday, we conclude our series The Kingdom of God: From Promise to Restoration with the final message, “The Restoration.”Interim Pastor Trey Pruitt will be teaching as we look at the incredible promise of how God will ultimately restore what has been broken. From the beginning of Scripture to the final pages, God’s story is one of rede...

⛪ Join Us This Sunday at 9:30 AM | In Person & OnlineThis Sunday, we continue our series The Kingdom of God: From Promise to Restoration with the message “The Revelation.”Interim Pastor Trey Pruitt will be teaching as we explore how God reveals His Kingdom and His purposes to the world. Throughout Scripture, God doesn’t leave us in the dark about who He is or what He is doing. He reveals Hims...

⛪ Join Us This Sunday at 9:30 AM | In Person & OnlineThis Sunday, we continue our series The Kingdom of God: From Promise to Restoration with the message “The Rescue Operation.”Interim Pastor Trey Pruitt will be teaching as we look at how God’s Kingdom doesn’t just confront brokenness—it moves toward it with purpose and power. Throughout Scripture, God is not distant from human pain or failur...

🎉 Join Us This Sunday at C4 – In Person or Online at 9:30 AM! 🎉Series: Defining the WinsThis Week’s Message: Supporting the TestimonyGod is calling C4 to be a church that lives out our faith with courage and consistency, and this week we’re talking about what it really means to support the testimony. What if the way we live, speak, and serve could draw people closer to Jesus every single day? We...

📣 This Sunday at C4 – “Defining the Wins: Serving the Ministry” 🙌We’re continuing our powerful series Defining the Wins—a look at what it really means to be the kind of church God is calling us to be. This week, we’re talking about serving the ministry. 💪 What would it look like if everyone stepped up and used their gifts to build something bigger than themselves? We’re diving into how every si...

🎉 Join Us This Sunday at C4 – In Person or Online at 9:30 AM! 🎉Series: Defining the WinsThis Week’s Message: Share the ResponsibilityGod has great things in store for C4, and this week, we’re diving into what it means to truly share the responsibility of the church. What if the most powerful thing you could do for someone is simply invite them into the life-changing presence of Jesus? We’ll talk...

🧭 Defining the Wins: Week 1 – I Will Protect the Unity of My Church 🧭This Sunday at C4, we’re launching a powerful new series that’s all about what it means to be part of the church — not just to attend, but to truly belong. In a time when commitment is rare and disunity is everywhere, Jesus calls us to something better. This week, we’ll explore what it means to protect the unity of the church a...

🔥 This Sunday at C4: Holy Discontent 🔥🗓 Sunday at 9:30 AM | In Person or Online (Facebook & YouTube)What’s that one thing you just can’t stand? That fire in your gut, that frustration in your soul—that might be more than just irritation… it might be your Holy Discontent. This Sunday, we’ll look at how God uses our deepest frustrations to call us into meaningful action. From Moses to Mother T...

🌟 This Sunday at C4: Grace Can – Week 7: Grace and Gratitude 🌟We’re wrapping up our Grace Can series with a powerful challenge: What’s your relationship with complaining and gratitude? Complaining is more than just a bad habit — it’s the rival of grace. This Sunday, we’ll explore how gratitude not only reflects the grace we’ve received, but also fuels a life that shines with joy, contentment, an...

💬 Grace Can: Week 6 — “The Path to Reconciliation”🗓 Sunday at 9:30 AM | In Person or Online (Facebook & YouTube)Forgiveness isn’t the end—it’s the beginning of something deeper. This week, we’re talking about the next step: reconciliation. What does it mean to truly restore a relationship that’s been broken? Is reconciliation always required? Is it even possible? And what happens when we take...

🎯 This Week at C4 – Grace Can: “God’s Antidote to Bitterness” 📅 Sunday at 9:30 AM | In Person or Watch Where You Are (Facebook or YouTube) Let’s be honest—bitterness feels easier than forgiveness. But what if holding on is hurting you more than helping? What if grace isn’t just for the person who wronged you...but also for you? This week we’re tackling one of the hardest truths Jesus ever taught...