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This summer at The Community Church, we’re stepping into The Gospel of Being Human, a journey through Romans inspired by the highly recommended book of the same title featured by Christianity Today. Romans tells the truth about humanity in a way that is honest enough to humble us and hopeful enough to heal us. So don’t just let summer drift by. Come on Sundays. Read Romans with us. Grab the journa...

The Bible tells the truth about humanity in a way that is honest enough to humble us and hopeful enough to heal us.

This summer at The Community Church, we’re stepping into The Gospel of Being Human, a journey through Romans inspired by the highly recommended book of the same title featured by Christianity Today. Romans tells the truth about humanity in a way that is honest enough to humble us and hopeful enough to heal us. So don’t just let summer drift by. Come on Sundays. Read Romans with us. Grab the journa...

In this special episode, we celebrate Community Church’s Church on the Beach. With worship by the water and more baptisms in the lake, it was a powerful morning of faith, community, and new beginnings while maintaining connection to each other and our faith.

This summer at The Community Church, we’re stepping into The Gospel of Being Human, a journey through Romans inspired by the highly recommended book of the same title featured by Christianity Today. Romans tells the truth about humanity in a way that is honest enough to humble us and hopeful enough to heal us. So don’t just let summer drift by. Come on Sundays. Read Romans with us. Grab the journa...

The Bible tells us we are important enough to be made in God's image, broken enough to need His Son Jesus as our Savior, and loved enough that God became human in Jesus to heal what sin had broken.

This summer at The Community Church, we’re stepping into The Gospel of Being Human, a journey through Romans inspired by the highly recommended book of the same title featured by Christianity Today. Romans tells the truth about humanity in a way that is honest enough to humble us and hopeful enough to heal us. So don’t just let summer drift by. Come on Sundays. Read Romans with us. Grab the journa...

The Bible tells the truth about humanity in a way that is honest enough to humble us and hopeful enough to heal us. 

This summer at The Community Church, we’re stepping into The Gospel of Being Human, a journey through Romans inspired by the highly recommended book of the same title featured by Christianity Today. In this kickoff episode, Pastor Mike introduces the heart behind the series, recaps Sunday’s opening message, Gangsters and Angels, and invites us to engage Romans together through Sunday worship, week...

The Bible tells us we are important enough to be made in God's image, broken enough to need His Son Jesus as our Savior, and loved enough that God became human in Jesus to heal what sin had broken. 

The church is way more than a building. It is a living body that we have the privilege to belong to, and every part matters.

Those faithful to God are never forgotten nor alone.

The dream is not the perfect job. The dream is being faithful where God has you. 

You don't have to work for a church to serve Jesus. Today, we’re reminded that faith is often formed not in extraordinary moments, but in everyday rhythms—around dinner tables, during car rides, through hard conversations, and in quiet acts of love and service. Featuring a powerful conversation with Kristen Shafer, this message honors the holy work of mothers, caregivers, and all those serving Jes...

This message features baptism as an act of faith to be regarded as essential rather than optional. 

Faith shows up in how we treat others, trust God, and how we pray for each other. 

We're diving into the Book of James and asking a big question: what if faith grows through trust... not certainty? Read James 1 this week and join us this Sunday as we continue the conversation!

Join us as we dive into the book of James, exploring how faith grows not through our certainty, but through our trust in God.

Easter Sunday proclaims victory—death defeated, hope alive, the stone rolled away—but what happens when the celebration fades and real life rushes back in? In this Easter Tuesday reflection, we explore the sacred tension of the Christian life: holding resurrection joy alongside the very real grief of a broken world. Drawing from the apostle Peter’s reminder that we are “elect exiles,” this episode...

Easter Monday may be overlooked in some places, but across the global church it shines with meaning. From rolling eggs in Scotland to water-soaked celebrations in Poland and the radiant joy of Eastern Orthodox Bright Monday, cultures around the world echo the same truth: the Resurrection changes everything. This episode explores how Christ’s victory doesn’t just redeem individuals—it transforms tr...

When fear feels real, we often forget what we know. The ever-approaching dawn of the resurrected Jesus invites us to remember, not just what He said, but what He has done.

In this Easter reflection, we enter the quiet beauty of a garden at dawn, where life has been unfolding unseen in the darkness. Drawing alongside Mary Magdalene’s grief-filled journey to the tomb, this episode explores the moment sorrow gives way to wonder—the instant she hears her name and recognizes the risen Christ. What begins in confusion and loss becomes a revelation of renewal: Jesus, the t...

In this Holy Saturday reflection, The Ache of Silence, we sit in the quiet tension between death and resurrection, grief lingers and hope feels distant. Through the imagery of empty skies and the insight of thinkers like N. T. Wright and T. S. Eliot, this episode explores the sacred weight of waiting—the space where faith is formed in the absence of visible answers. As the disciples mourn and the...

Peter talks about the anxiety he felt when he stood before the resurrected Jesus days after he denied knowing him. 

In this Good Friday reflection, Why We Call Death ‘Good’, we confront the tension at the heart of the human story—a world filled with beauty and brokenness, જ્યાં sin, suffering, and death touch every life. Drawing from Scripture and echoes of voices like Martin Luther, this episode traces God’s promise to pierce the darkness with light, fulfilled in the life and sacrifice of Jesus. What makes thi...