Christ Community Church Ct

What does it mean to have peace with God and how do we experience it? The story of Christmas helps us answer those life-changing questions.

In the past, God's kingdom was made up from a singular, physical people. After Jesus arrived, God's kingdom became a spiritual one that would be made up from ALL peoples. World changing...

What does it look like to be generous when we have not only what we need but MORE than we need? What does God expect of us? What kind of attitude towards Him and our resources does He want us to display?

What does it look like to live generously when we find ourselves in a place of financial hardship and challenge? What kind of attitude does God want us to have? What kind of faith is needed to be in need and yet still be generous?

Sin, shame, and guilt can often consume us and convince us that God could never love us, that He could never use us again because of what we've done. But His grace is greater than our sin and his forgiveness is greater than our shame.

Every one of us has a plan, a vision for our future that often focuses on very temporary and self-consumed things: cars, houses, careers, family, etc. None of those are inherently wrong, but if they become obstacles to our pursuit of Christ and His plan for our life they can become self-defeating and soul-destroying. So what is our plan? What is God's plan? And why is His better?

The future is greater than the present. This is the defining worldview of the Christian life. Every aspect of our journey following Christ is informed by this confident hope. So how does this eternal perspective shape our daily choices and pursuits?

God's mission to take the Gospel to all peoples is something that belongs to each of us. So what's your part in the story? How does God want to use YOU to make a difference locally and globally for His name's sake?

Suffering is an inevitable part of the Christian journey. Jesus suffered. The Disciples faced persecution and the early Church paid a price for following Christ. So why do we suffer? And what does Scripture say about enduring suffering for the name of Christ?

Each of us has been given a mission … a life-calling shaped by the spiritual gift(s) God has placed in us, the Word He has given to us, and the Spirit who lives in us. So what’s your gift? What’s your calling? How can you pursue it? What will it take to complete it?

What moves and motivates the heart of God? What inclines Him to engage in our lives and intervene on our behalf? Join us this Sunday as we conclude our LifeSong series and discover how to align our lives with God's most passionate pursuit!!!