Worthy Walk from CCCC

Pastor Sam takes a few moments to share his thoughts on the founding father's and the 250 years of America!

Pastor Sam looks at Ruth and the Good Samaritan as they paint a full picture of what gospel-shaped kindness looks like: it crosses boundaries, costs something, and flows from a transformed heart. 

The first message in the series explores what it means to draw our strength from Jesus rather than ourselves. True spiritual strength isn't self-generated — it flows from staying connected to the source.  #church #sermon #jesus #thevine #communitychurch

Just like a stone dropped into still waters, the choices that a father makes leaves ripples beyond what the eye can see. #fathersday #church #sermon #legacy

Jonah is famous for the fish — but the real story is about a prophet who resented God's mercy toward people he considered enemies. God uses Jonah to bring about a massive spiritual redirect in Nineveh, but the final chapter reveals that Jonah's heart never fully changed. This sermon closes the series by asking: have we truly received God's second chances, or are we still keeping score? https://lin...

Paul appeals to Philemon — a slave owner and fellow believer — to receive back his runaway slave Onesimus not as property, but as a brother. This sermon explores how the grace we've received from God must reshape how we treat others, especially when it costs us something. #church #sermon #jesus #forgiveness for more information on CCCC got to https://linktr.ee/ccccmillville

Peter's three-fold denial of Jesus left him shattered — convinced he had disqualified himself from the life he had been called to. But Jesus didn't write Peter off. In a quiet moment by a charcoal fire, Jesus asked Peter the same question three times, restoring him with the same number of chances he had failed. This sermon explores how Jesus pursues us even in our shame. for more information on CC...

This sermon explores how unchecked desire leads us off course, and how God's mercy meets us in the wreckage — using both Psalm 51 and Psalm 32 to trace the full arc from raw confession to the joy of forgiveness received.

 Pastor Sal returns to the pulpit with a powerful message titled, “Choose to Live with Eternity in Mind,” from Psalm 39. Together we’ll be challenged to examine how we spend our days, center our lives on God’s will, and remember that “only what’s done for Christ will last.” 

Pastor Sam shares a very special message for mother's. Six Rooms every Christian Home should have, and Mom is at the center of it all! For more information on CCCC: https://linktr.ee/ccccmillville #church #mothersday #christian #christianhome #jesus #Godsblueprint

This Sunday Pastor Sam brings the series to its powerful conclusion by centering on the 'mind of Christ' passage in Philippians 1:27-2:11 — the great Christological hymn — and connecting it to mental and emotional health. True mental renewal is not simply a self-help project; it is a participation in the humility, selflessness, and other-orientation of Jesus Himself. For more information: https://...

This sermon tackles one of the most underdiagnosed contributors to poor mental health in modern Western culture: chronic discontentment. Pastor Sam unpacks Philippians 4:10 -13 — arguably the most misquoted passage in the Bible ('I can do all things through Christ') — and restores it to its original context as a declaration of contentment, not achievement. Paul says contentment is something he 'le...

This sermon dives into one of the most beloved and clinically resonant passages in all of Scripture — Philippians 4:4-9 — and unpacks it not as a simplistic 'just pray more' solution, but as a holistic, Spirit-empowered practice of mental reorientation. Pastor Sam explores the biblical theology of anxiety, the neurological and spiritual connection between gratitude and peace, and the profound prom...

Finding Mental and Emotional Wholeness in Philippians Please leave a comment and say hello! for more information on CCCC: https://linktr.ee/ccccmillville

Pastor Sam caps off the series at the Easter morning services. for more info on CCCC https://linktr.ee/ccccmillville

Pastor Sam shares part 3 of the series at the community Sunrise service for more info on CCCC https://linktr.ee/ccccmillville

Our Good Friday service in 2026 Part 2 in the series https://linktr.ee/ccccmillville

Our Palm Sunday message with pastor Sam. For sermon reflection notes: ccccmillville.org/sermons for more information on CCCC: https://linktr.ee/ccccmillville

Pastor Sal wraps up the series on Jude covering verses 17-25. For sermon recap notes: https://ccccmillville.org/sermons.html For more information on CCCC - https://linktr.ee/ccccmillville

Jude 5-16 A powerful message and warning about the Wolves we allow in our lives through our phones! For more information on CCCC: https://linktr.ee/ccccmillville

Join for our Youth Director Justin Rivera's first message in "big church"  He breaks down Jude 1-4 and challenges us to recognize Wolves in the church and Contend for the Faith Please leave a comment and say hello! for more information on CCCC: https://linktr.ee/ccccmillville

This concluding message reveals how genuine knowledge of God inevitably manifests in love for others. We'll examine how our treatment of people reflects our true understanding of God's character and heart. For sermon recap notes: chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/https://ccccmillville.org/uploads/3/5/2/6/35267128/week_4_reflection_notes.pdf for more information on CCCC got to htt...

This week’s sermon will address the ongoing process of growing in our knowledge of God. We'll explore spiritual disciplines, life experiences, community, and Scripture as means through which God reveals Himself to us more fully over time. Like a sheep to a shepherd, we belong and are known and loved through a consistent relationship. Please leave a comment and say hello! for more information on CC...

1 Corinthians 8:1–3; 1 John 4:7–10 for Sermon Notes & reflections: https://ccccmillville.org/uploads/3/5/2/6/35267128/week_2_reflection_notes.pdf for more information on CCCC got to https://linktr.ee/ccccmillville

This opening message explores the profound reality that God knows us completely—our strengths, weaknesses, fears, and dreams—yet loves us unconditionally. We will examine how we “know” God; intellectually or intimately. We will ask the question – God may know us, but are we truly “known”! for sermon reflection notes: chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/https://ccccmillville.org/upl...