One Community Church

God was in the beginning and created everything.

Big Idea: God’s desire is for us to forget the old things in our life, and pursue Him above all else. 

We will talk about letting go and living as a new creation in Jesus!

The Christmas season is a time of joy. God wants his people to be joyful in their redemption.

God wants to comfort his hurting people and a hurting world through the work of the Messiah, Jesus.

Surprises can be great to give and receive during Christmas. But, as we enjoy them, it is good to remember that the fulfillment of God's promises is not meant to be a surprise. Christmas is the celebration of God's fulfilled promise to send His very son to be our savior. Just as God promised to send Jesus the first time, he promises to send him again. We can look forward in HOPE, confident...

Even though the book of Acts ends with Paul in Rome, the mission of God and the advancement of his kingdom continues today.

As the gospel begins to go to the ends of the world, God directs Paul where to go to advance the kingdom.

Saul was a murderer of Christians and was redeemed by Jesus to become Paul the apostle.

In this message, we explore the journey of Peter, an unassuming fisherman who became a pillar of the early Church through the power of the Holy Spirit. God often elevates the ordinary to a life of extraordinary purpose and action.

We see God using suffering for His purposes as Stephen's death expands the Gospel from Jerusalem to Judea and Samaria.

Believers pray to be near God and to be empowered to share God with others.

The Table of Grace- The table of grace reminds us that we have been given grace over our sin, we are in constant need of grace as we are tempted regularly, and will one day experience a grace in heaven free from sin, sickness and death.

To Be Continued | Generosity (Acts 2: 42-47; Luke 21: 1-4)

Christians should value spending time with other believers.

Early believers were committed to learning Jesus' teachings and what they meant for this growing organism known as the church.

Big Idea: The Holy Spirit produces fruit in us that we are not capable of genuinely producing on our own.

Despite challenges and opposition, the church's mission is an unstoppable movement led by the Holy Spirit, calling us to embrace change, overcome our suspicions, and allow the Holy Spirit to shine through us.

The Holy Spirit empowers God's people to be witnesses of the good news of Jesus Christ, beginning in Jerusalem, then Judea, then Samaria, and finally to the ends of the earth.

“In the humbling act of Jesus washing His disciples' feet, Peter's pride is revealed.” John 13:1-15

Most of us struggle with prayer and often feel guilty for how little we pray.  Jesus teaches us how to pray in Matt. 6:9-13.  Because of my relationship to the Father and who His character, I can trust that in Him and His answers to my prayers.

Even among suffering and loss, Habakkuk has learned that he can trust God, and that with trust comes great joy - not in the circumstances but in God himself.

God is always at work, and while his work might seem slow to us, God will fulfill his Word in his own time and ways.

The Bible says we are dead, and Jesus lifted up is our only hope!

God is answering Habakkuk's prayers through not according to the prophet's expectations.