Sunday Sermons

Rev. Ben Emberley Principles for Organization Ephesians 4: 11-16

Rev. Ben Emberley The Church: Its Mission Matthew 28: 16-20

Rev. Ben Emberley Title: The Church: Identity and Characteristics Part-2 Scripture: Matthew 28:16-20; selected Scriptures Main Idea: The New Testament church is a particular group of people that is committed to a specific message while pursuing an expected pattern of behavior and to which the believer has responsibilities. Breaking down the main idea... 1. The _________________________ of the chur...

Pastor Ben Emberley. Matthew 16:13-19; selected Scriptures Main Idea: The New Testament church is a particular group of people that is committed to a specific message while pursuing an expected pattern of behavior and to which the believer has responsibilities. The church is a particular group of people... 1. The _________ of the church 2. The _________ of the church Conclusion: God's _________ fo...

Guest Speaker: Rev. Allen McClure "Joseph Reassures His Brothers"

Pastor Bob Emberley "Be Constant in Prayer"

Pastor Bob Emberley "Good News!, Good News!"

Rev. Ben Emberley "Embracing God's King" What is the Context? Who are the Men? Applying David's Advice 1. Embrace God's King (vs. 3) 2. Work Through Your Agitation (vs. 4) 3. Offer the Obedience of Faith (vs. 5) Can a Christian apply David's advice? Conclusion: Embracing God's King - and therefore His plan - results in joy and peace.

Rev. Ben Emberley "Embracing God's Deliverance" Main Idea: God's protection and deliverance establishes our courage and ability to rest during difficult circumstances. 3 Factors in David's Difficulty 1. David's Circumstances (vv. 1-2) 2. David's Deliverer (vv. 3-4) 3. David's Confidence (vv. 5-8)

Pastor Ben Emberley Final Applications from Philippians.

Sacrificial Giving and God's Provision

Don't be a Sluggard - part #1 This Biblical precept gives a strong warning against being a sluggard.

The Ministry of Jesus Messiah. The "Second Adam" resists temptation. Pastor Ben Emberley

The Baptism of Jesus Messiah. The arrival of Jesus is more than simply the birth of a baby in a manger. In the birth of Christ let us also be challenged to consider the mission of Christ.

The Worship of Jesus Messiah How will you respond to the arrival of Jesus Messiah? Will you seek? Remain indifferent? Feel threatened? Or will you trust?

The Birth of Jesus Messiah The birth of Jesus does not happen in a vacuum but rises out of Old Testament expectation and Redemptive History. How will you respond to the birth of the King?

Pastor Ben Emberley Sacrificial Giving and Christian Contentment How does Paul's example of contentment apply both to our receiving of the circumstances God ordains for us as well as our practice of sacrificial giving? In this message, CBC began to work through "6 Principles for Practicing Sacrificial Giving."

The God of Peace Guest Speaker: Evan Schoepfer In a series of exhortations toward the end of his letter, Paul shows that we can have peace with one another, peace within our hearts and minds, and that the God of peace will be with those who think and live in the way Paul describes.

Citizens Who Press On What does it look like for the Christian to pursue the goal of his or her sanctification? After renouncing confidence in the flesh and describing his confidence in gaining Christ, Paul then provides himself as an example of pressing on.

Glorious Gain What does it mean for the Christian to be found in Christ with a "righteousness from God"? In other words, what is the Christian's ground of confidence if it is not in the flesh (see Philippians 1:3)? In this week's message, we consider what it means to "gain Christ"!

Radical Renunciation As Paul details a warning against and solution to self-righteous false teaching, we consider three movements in his argument: (1) a caution, (2) a contrast, and (3) a case study. What is your ground of confidence before God?

Models of Christ-Centered Living What does it look like for Jesus Christ to be the "centering priority" of your life? Pastor Bob walks us through the examples of Timothy and Epaphroditus.