MCC Sunday Sermons

God reaches out to those who are often overlooked: the forgotten, the grieving, and the different. God demonstrates His boundless love and power, affirming that no one is beyond His care or inclusion.

The story of Saul’s transformation in Acts 9 reminds us that no one is beyond the reach of Jesus—transformation begins when Jesus chases, continues when we encounter Him, and multiplies when disciples disciple others.

Pastor Scot highlights the story of Philip and the Ethiopian leader from Acts chapter 8 to illustrate two types of people: the "Sent" and the "Searching." God uses both in his beautiful plan to build His church.

Pastor Scot encourages us to respond to the Resurrection in a more 'proportional' way. We may have heard the story over and over ... but it's a BIG deal! [And we should respond that way.]

12 Points Campus Pastor, Dan Gisel delves into what the book of Acts has to teach us about thriving in hardship.

Pastor Scot uses Acts 7 to answer the question "What am I supposed to do when life is hard?

This Sunday Pastor Scot spoke on what we can all do to keep MCC a healthy church.

Pastor Scot points out 4 things that the unstoppable early Christians did that we should emulate today.

Special guest Cam Huxford, Pastor Emeritus from Compassion Christian Church in Georgia preaches on the story from Acts 5 regarding Barnabas and Ananias - discussing the importance of integrity to the early Christians, as well as today.

Guest speaker, Ben Cachiaras – Lead pastor from Mountain Community Church in Maryland – tackles what it looked like to handle fear in the book of Acts.

MCC hosted a special guest this weekend, all the way from Possum Trot, Texas! Bishop W.C. Martin's small church, inspired by the prompting of the Holy Ghot, sponsored 77 foster children in need in just 23 families. Their story inspired Angel Studios to do a film "The Sound of Hope; the Story of Possum Trot".

Guest preacher Brady Boyd, Sr. Pastor of New Life Church in Colorado Springs, CO dives deeper into the book of Acts to look further into the foundational things God uses to grow his Church.

Pastor Scot continues our look at the book of Acts and the pattern set by the earliest Christ followers on how to share our personal conversion stories in a way that is natural and not "weird".

Pastor Scot begins a new series reflecting back on the book of Acts and God's plan for growth among the followers of Christ.

In week 3 of the Next100 sermon series Pastor Scot highlights the impact MCC has had in the community and shares some of the big dreams of expanding that community impact into the future.

In week 2 of our Next100 series Pastor Scot dives into more details regarding not only where MCC has had impact within the church over the first 100 years, but also announces officially where MCC campus 3 will be!

In this series MCC begins a year-long celebration of their 100th year, and also casts vision to press on, into wherever God is leading MCC, for the future.

In this end-of-year sermon Pastor Scot looks at the Bible for how to prepare for the new year ahead.

Sermon plus candlelight portion of Christmas Eve service. 1pm service.

For the last 6 weeks MCC has focused on mental health and the invisible scars we all can have. As we wrap up this discussion Pastor Scot dives into actions that can be taken to help us overcome or cope with these issues.

Pastor Scot talks this week about loneliness and three ways we can attempt to overcome it.