Christ Community Church Podcast

Pastor Derrick continues to lead us through The Lord's Pray by reflecting on Matthew 6:13, "Lead us now into temptation but deliver us from the evil one."

Pastor Nick Cash continues our series on The Lord's Prayer by teaching what it means to practice listening prayer.

As we continue in our series Lord, Teach us to Pray, we focus on Matthew 6:11: "Give us this day our daily bread," learning what it means to petition appropriately to our God.Check out his full message here!

Pastor Kelli Wommack preaches a passionate message on the first line of The Lord's Prayer: "Our Father, who art in Heaven, hallowed be thy name," illustrating the importance of adoration in prayer. She teaches us both the WHY and HOW in learning to adore our father. 

"Prayer never forces God to do what is not His will; rather, it releases from God to us what is His will." Pastor Derrick preaches the second message in our new series from Ephesians 6 and Matthew 4.

Pastor Derrick teaches on Ephesians 6, reminding us to put on the full armor of God and to STAND firm in His Word.

"Life is stronger than death. Grace is stronger than sin. Light is stronger than darkness. God is stronger than the devil. We are on the winning side. Hallelujah!"Pastor Derrick continues our series on the Parables of Jesus by teaching from Matthew 13. 

Pastor Kelli teaches from Matthew 13:31-35 on the Parable of the Mustard Seed and the Yeast, reminding us that no matter how insignificant we feel, the Holy Spirit can and will do mighty things through 

"God wants to be found!" Pastor Mike teaches from the Parable of the Hidden Treasure and the Pearl. (Matthew 13:44–46 )

As we continue on our new series on The Kingdom, Pastor Derrick teaches on The Parable of the Sower, reminding us that we are to sow seed wherever we go. You can find this parable in Matthew 13: 1-9, 18-23

"The Kingdom of Heaven is wherever the reign or dominion of God is displayed." Heaven is NOW. Pastor Derrick kicks off our new series on the Parables of Jesus and what our role is in bringing Heaven to Earth in the present day.

Bishop Keith Cowart reminds us that the church's purpose, even in these times, is to love people, love God and make disciples.He challenges us to think about the following questions: 1. Am I spending as much time in the Word as I am watching my favorite news outlet? 2. Am I as angry at Satan for trying to divide us as I am at those who have a different view on COVID, race or politics? 3. Am I praying for my brothers and sisters in Christ as much as I am talking about them? 4. Am I as passionate about reaching the lost as I am about my view of wearing masks?

On Intern Sunday, Senior interns Ellie Lamb and Riley Higgins preached our message on Wholehearted Service. Check out their sermons here!

After sixteen years on staff at CCC, Billy Gross gives his final message on what he has about surrendering to the love of God.

Because God unites us in the essentials, we can celebrate diversity in the non-essentials.Demonstrated by … maintaining a shared loyalty to Jesus Christ, our mission, and our core beliefs, while promoting a diversity of spiritual gifts, and racial, social, and spiritual backgrounds. (John 17:20-23; 1 Cor. 12:4-6; Gal. 3:28; Titus 3:9)

Pastor Nick Cash teaches on our core value of intentional outreach, using 3 testimonies from members of our congregation.

Pastor Mike Hofer teaches on the core value of Passionate Spirituality and how it begins in the home