Community Christian Church

When your identity is built on anything you can lose (success, status, relationships) it will always be fragile. But Ephesians 1 reveals a better foundation. Before you did anything, God chose, adopted, redeemed, and sealed you by His Spirit. You’re not an orphan trying to earn love. You’re a son or daughter marked by grace. In a world selling insecurity and self-promotion, this passage anchors you in what’s unshakably true: You are loved. You are redeemed. You are adopted. You are sealed. That identity changes everything.

Jesus didn’t say He was a teacher of goodness or a model of kindness. He said, “I am the good shepherd.” In a world full of hirelings, noise, and counterfeit leaders, He stands alone as the One who knows His sheep by name, leads them with love, and lays down His life for their sake. This Memorial Day weekend, we remember those who gave their lives for our freedom, and we look to the One who gave His life for our salvation. The Good Shepherd is not distant or indifferent. He’s present, personal, and willing to go to the cross for the ones He loves. Come find rest in His care.

God is moving in powerful ways through the next generation. We celebrated it loud and proud! Honor the Grad Sunday, a full Youth and Kids Takeover Service where students will lead worship, share testimonies, and show us what it looks like to live with bold faith in their everyday lives. As part of this special day, we honored our High School Seniors, celebrating all they’ve accomplished and praying over their next steps. This is a milestone moment you won’t want to miss!

In a culture that celebrates open-mindedness and endless spiritual options, the claim of Jesus is strikingly clear: “I am the door.” Not a door. The door. The only access point to salvation, to eternal life, and to joy that doesn’t fade. Religion can’t save us. Good works can’t unlock eternity. The door to Eden was closed by sin, and only Jesus can open what we lost. This Mother’s Day, we’ll explore the joy and hope found in the One who invites us in, not just to heaven someday, but to abundant life today. Because when you walk through the door of Christ, everything changes.

In a world that tells us truth is personal, identity is fluid, and every path leads somewhere good, Jesus makes the most exclusive and liberating claim in human history: “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.” He’s not just one of many voices. He is the voice. This isn’t about religion or spiritual options. It’s about a Person who redefines what is real, who reveals the heart of the Father, and who offers a road that leads to life. The early church didn’t call themselves Christians. They called themselves followers of the Way. Because they didn’t just believe in Jesus…they walked His path. And that path still calls us today.

We live in a world that pushes performance, hustle, and burnout. But Jesus offers something better: connection. That’s why He said, “I am the vine; you are the branches.” Real life doesn’t come from doing more. It comes from staying close to Him. If you’re tired, tangled, or spiritually dry, this message is for you. It’s time to get reconnected.

When Jesus said, “I am the resurrection and the life,” He wasn’t pointing to an event. He was pointing to Himself. This Easter, come experience the power that still raises the dead and changes everything.

In a culture full of confusion, compromise, and chaos, it’s easy to lose your way. But Jesus didn’t just expose darkness, He overcame it. When He declared, “I am the light of the world,” He was giving us more than hope. He was giving us direction. This Palm Sunday, we’re stepping out of the shadows and into the light that leads to life.

In this powerful message, we explore what Jesus meant when He made this bold claim in John 6. More than just meeting physical hunger, Jesus offers eternal satisfaction for our souls. Discover how He is our supply, our satisfaction, and our Savior. From manna in the wilderness to the true Bread from Heaven, this teaching will stir your faith and deepen your hunger for Christ. Here at CCC, we’re committed to helping people move forward in faith, freedom, purpose, and impact.

Join us for a beautiful baptism celebration! As we witness individuals take this step of faith, we are reminded of the incredible truth found in Acts 11—that salvation is not just for a select few but for everyone who believes. The gospel of Jesus Christ is for both Jews and Gentiles, for every nation and every heart ready to receive Him. Through baptism, we declare the death of the old self and the resurrection to new life in Christ (Romans 6:4). Just as these individuals rise from the water, they are stepping into the fullness of God’s grace, walking in the newness of life He has promised. Let’s celebrate together as heaven rejoices over every soul made new in Christ! Don’t miss this powerful message as we strengthen the foundation of our faith! Here at CCC, we’re committed to helping people move forward in faith, freedom, purpose, and impact. We’ll see you next weekend!

How to study the Bible for yourself. God’s Word isn’t just meant to be read; it’s meant to transform your life. We’re breaking down three powerful steps to studying Scripture—Observation, Interpretation, and Application—so you can understand it, live it, and experience its power every day. If you’ve ever struggled to get the most out of your Bible, this message will equip you with the tools you need to grow deeper in your faith. Let’s learn how to flourish in God’s Word—together! Here at CCC, we’re committed to helping people move forward in faith, freedom, purpose, and impact. We’ll see you next weekend!

Where did the Bible come from? We’ll unpack the origin, formation, and trustworthiness of Scripture, giving you confidence in how God preserved His Word through history. In a world full of shifting opinions and uncertainty, the Bible remains unchanging, reliable, and authoritative. Don’t miss this powerful message as we continue building a firm foundation for your faith! Here at CCC, we’re committed to helping people move forward in faith, freedom, purpose, and impact.

Week two of Flourish, where we’re tackling one of the most important questions of our faith: How can we know the Bible is truly God’s Word? We will unpack the authenticity and reliability of Scripture, giving us the confidence to stand firm in what we believe. In a world full of shifting opinions and uncertainty, God’s Word remains unchanging, trustworthy, and true. Don’t miss this powerful message as we strengthen the foundation of our faith! Here at CCC, we’re committed to helping people move forward in faith, freedom, purpose, and impact.

We’re diving into the essentials of spiritual growth—prayer, the power of God’s Word, and the principles that shape a thriving faith. Whether you’re taking your first step or you’ve been walking with Jesus for years, this series will equip you to grow deeper, stand stronger, and experience the abundant life God designed for you.

We’re so glad you joined us for Vision Sunday! Today, we celebrate all that God has done in 2024—stories of life-change, powerful testimonies, and moments that have shaped our church family. But we’re just getting started. As we step into 2025, we’re believing for even greater things. Together, we’re moving forward in faith, freedom, purpose, and impact.

As we wrap up our "Reboot" series, we’ll confront the deeper reasons why some habits are so difficult to break. Whether it’s because they’ve been with us for so long, they feel like part of our identity, they offer a temporary payoff, or the enemy’s discouragement is at work, these patterns don’t have to define us. True transformation comes through renewing our thoughts and attitudes in Christ.

Pastor Tony Rea continues our "Reboot" series with a powerful message on the role of reflection in personal transformation. Drawing inspiration from Psalm 139, he shares how we can invite God to examine our hearts, reveal hidden wounds, and bring healing to the areas that hinder our growth.

Choosing to change our mindset in how we truly reboot our lives. Pastor Chris explains the connection between our thoughts, identity, and behaviors, highlighting how our struggles often originate in our minds.

In this week's message, Pastor Chris kicks off the "Reboot" series, challenging us to refresh our spiritual lives for the new year. Using the analogy of a computer reboot, he offers practical steps to identify areas for change and experience God in a new way.

Our church gathers for a joyous Christmas celebration! Featuring a powerful message from Pastor Chris, and heartwarming stories from our own community, families and friends come together to commemorate the true meaning of Christmas.