Sermons

Where are you with the fear of the Lord and the comfort of His Spirit?

Saul’s radical transformation reminds us of the different responses that take place when a life is changed for Christ.

May we ponder more time in His presence.

As Ananias is told to go to Damascus—we all must ask—am I available? Am I open?

A psalm of Asaph reveals the timeless hatred Israel has faced with an urgent call for deliverance and reminder to continue to pray for salvation on both sides.

Saul’s encounter with Christ challenges us to never limit God and reminds us of the radical grace and mercy of our transformational King.

A stark reminder for those who God allows to hold the post of judge or ruler, a vital reminder of why we must tarry in prayer for all who lead.

Philips faithful obedience to preach Christ unto one, reminds us to faithfully obey and faithfully share. Who is the one He is calling you to today?

A psalm crying for restoration for Israel, a psalm reminding when stubbornness rules the heart, God asks, what if?

A study through Simon the sorcerer causes us all to have to allow the Lord to search our hearts—what’s your motive?

Asaph’s telling when Israel faces much devastation reminds us the impact of unrepentant sin has and why we must seek deeper intimacy with God, taking all to Him, and trusting in His sovereign reign.

Saul determined to persecute Christians, Philip used to fulfill God’s promise the Gospel would spread to the ends of the earth.

Asaph’s reminders of God’s faithfulness despite Israels unfaithfulness gives us much to ponder with the Lord, and reasons to rejoice in the hope found at the end, the hope of THE hope of the world, Jesus Christ.

The final part of Stephen’s sermon where he holds up the mirror on the sin of the leaders seeking his end.

As Asaph conveys Israel’s history we are reminded of the necessity to pour into this generation, the next generation, and beyond.

Stephen’s defense begins as God reveals an open door to proclaim truth and use His Word to reveal to the leaders the state of their hearts.

As Pastor Vince begins his third year as the Senior Pastor at CCCH, he shares where the Lord is leading him to lead the body.

We begin Stephen’s journey that ultimately leads to his death—and gives the child of God many lessons on why our intimacy with God is vital for whatever may lie ahead as we obediently serve our King.

As the Hellenists and Hebrews dispute care for the widows, a biblical model for complaints and conflict is found. May we all observe and may the men of God allow Him to mold them for His glory.

A psalm of Asaph reminds of how our perspective shifts from the gift of time in His presence.

As the early church faces persecution, we are reminded of the necessity to always keep our focus on God first and foremost. God over man.

Founding Pastor of CCCH, David Marini, reminds us to prayerfully explore our calling from the Lord God Almighty.

As Solomon prays for Godly character as a king, He reminds us to look to the King of Kings.

Spirit-led unity, flesh-led compromise, God’s judgement and a sobering call for repentance.