Christ Community Church Ct

How do you wrap up the greatest sermon of all time? How do you summarize and apply the surprising yet life-giving truth of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount? Hear from Christ's own words how we are meant to respond!

Do you judge? Do you try to reason with unreasonable people? Do you fully depend on God through prayer? Do you keep the golden rule? These are the heart-shaping, relational questions Jesus is asking in Matthew 7:1-12.

In an age of ever increasing indulgence and abundance, what does is it mean to intentionally limit yourself from the physical to focus on the spiritual? Join us this Sunday as we talk about roots and meaning of the spiritual discipline of fasting and discover the practical relevancy it has in our lives today...

How can the Spirit of peace, replace our fears and anxieties, through Faith?

Jesus' followers are to be completely truthful and completely loving (even to our worst enemies). Are we willing to let God be our defense? If so, may the Savior deepen our truthfulness and love.

How high does Jesus set the bar for His people? What kind of life does He ask us to live?

What does it mean to be a people of influence? How does our identity as Christ-followers shape our mission as disciples? Discover who you are and how we are meant to live as world-changing people.

Jesus describes His followers, commends their qualities, and promises their blessings.

We have been given a mission to make disciples of Jesus among all the people groups of the world. So how does God help us do that? What kind of power and ability does He supply us with to make that overwhelming task possible?

God doesn't just work through us; He also works in us to grow us up and move us toward maturity in Christ. So how does that happen and what does it look like?

At the moment you embraced Christ, God granted you a special gift(s) designed to help you serve and mature His body - the Church. So what gift(s) do you have and how can you use those for the common good of His people?

What does it mean for God to be our "Father" and how do we become a part of His family? The Holy Spirit plays a key role in helping us understand and embrace this beautiful reality.

Prayer is an awesome privilege, an opportunity to converse personally with the God of the universe. So what do we say? How do we express our deepest fears, hurts, pain, and hopes?

How do we understand and apply the truth of Scripture? How do we process and engage God's Word in our every day lives? The good news is that we don't do it alone! God has given us a Guide to help.

How secure are we in our salvation? How much confidence can we have in the permanent nature of our relationship with God? Can we do something to lose our salvation? Or do we have some kind of promise and assurance from God that we are safe and secure in our hope in Christ?

Jesus said that it would actually be better for Him to leave so the Father could send us "The Helper" ... the promised Holy Spirit. Who is this "Helper" and how is His presence in our lives "better" for us?

A majority of our waking life is spent at work. And yet, how many of us as Christians fully integrate our faith with our work? Do we compartmentalize our faith or is it infused in our every act, especially in how we relate to our employees and employers?

Children are a gift from God and being a parent is a blessing. But it's not easy. The responsibility of teaching, shaping, nurturing, correcting, and developing a young life to become everything God created them to be is an often overwhelming task, one that we often as parents fail at. So how can we RESET our relationships with our kids to raise them in a way that honors God and is for their good?

The Apostle Paul gives us some wisdom to help us "reset" one of the three core relationships of life, marriage. He gives instructions to wives and husbands on how God designed a marriage to function modeled after Christ and his church.

The empty tomb was an expression of God's power, a declaration of Christ's authenticity, and the foundation of our hope not only in this life but in the one to come!