Christ Community Church Ct

As followers of Christ, we are constantly engaged in an unseen battle that rages both in us and all around us. Yet God has not left us defenseless. He has given us all of the armor we need to withstand the spiritual attacks we encounter. So what is the armor? How do we put it on and utilize it effectively? Join us for this incredible series as we discover the answers and learn how to fight the good fight of the faith with all the tools God has given to us.

We wrap up our discussion of our 3 year Vision and look into one of Jesus’s best-known parables, the Parable of the Talents, to understand his challenge to us as his followers, in support of this Kingdom-focused Vision.

We wrap up our discussion of our 3 year Vision and look into one of Jesus’s best known parables to understand his challenge to us as his followers in support of this Kingdom-focused Vision.

What does it look like for the body of Christ to grow through our relationships with others?

If the church is going to grow, so do I ... and so do you. We can only do collectively what we're willing to take on individually. So how do we grow spiritually? How can YOU and I go deeper in our journey with Christ? Here we talk about the first commitment we have to make : GROW!

As a church, God has given us a compelling vision and sense of mission ... a passionate calling to partner with Him in making disciples of all nations. But what does that look like practically? How do we pursue that purpose personally and organizationally as a church body? Check out the first message in our Vision 20/20 series as Pastor Landon lays out our three-year plan.

Matt shares his testimony in context of Philippians 3: 12. Paul in this verse encourages us to "press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus".

What kind of gifts would you bring to meet a King? What could you give Him that would symbolize his greatness and majesty, His power and dominion? Let's celebrate Christmas Eve and take a deeper look at the gifts the Three wise men brought to Christ.

Who was Jesus and why did He come? Two simple questions with two powerful answers found in the joyous declaration of a man named Simeon. We discover who He believed Jesus to be and what he knew Jesus had come to accomplish.

Joseph was a righteous man, but it still took a miracle to convince him to believe the unbelievable. Joseph was an ordinary man, but God used him for the extraordinary task of raising the Son of God. How does Joseph's story help us witness and respond to the miracle of the incarnation? Are we willing to believe and obey as he did?

Christ's coming was a seminal event in human history and was a part of God's great demonstration of love for the world (John 3.16). So how did the characters in that first Advent react to the news of His arrival and how should that inform our own perspective and response?

Discover what it means to give "sacrificially" in this message to conclude our series on Generosity.

If you had $100,000 to give away, where would you give it? In a world of 7.6 billion people, many with urgent and important needs, how should Christians give strategically?

Fear is one of the biggest obstacles to generosity. Yet God has promised not only to provide for us but to provide through us into the lives of others when we choose to live generously. So what are those promises and how can we live in faith when it comes to our finances and giving?

Generosity is one of the defining hallmarks in the life of a growing follower of Christ. So what does Scripture say about how we manage our resources and move forward in the journey of giving?

Just like God the Father sent Jesus into the world, so Christ has now sent us to the world. So what does that mean and how does God want to use each one of us to make a difference both locally and globally?

Suffering is an inescapable reality for every followers of Christ. He suffered for us. Now, we have the privilege and opportunity to suffer for Him. So how does that play out in our lives? What causes us to suffer? And how should we respond?

Jesus humbled Himself in unimaginable fashion to serve His disciples and then commanded them (and us!) to do the same. So what does that look like?

Forgivness is something we are all desperately in need of but often incredibly hesistant to offer to others. So what does in mean for God to forgive us in Christ and how can we resond in forgivness to others?

Jesus was God's great demonstration of love, the perfect image of selfless sacrifice. So how can we imitate Him in the way we love others?