Christ Community Church

This week, as we look at the way Jesus walked with Peter in the storm, we will discuss the storms of life and examine how this should effect the way we follow Jesus.

This week, we continue the new series called "Follow," where we will continue to learn what it means to really follow Jesus. This week, we will continue discussing Christ's invitation for disciples to follow Him as we continue reading John 1:35-51 and exploring the phrase "Come and see." Below are the sermon-based growth group questions for this week.

Pastor Dave McBeath uses the exploration of the term "Come and see" to show us how a true disciple follows Jesus. Pastor Dave extends Jesus' invitation to follow Him and to see Jesus for who He really is.

This week we will examine the baptism of Jesus according to the accounts of the Synoptic Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke). We not only want to highlight the transition of John’s ministry to Jesus’ ministry; but we also want to see the theological ramifications that this particular texts proposes and the practical application that this text leaves with us as a charge to our Christian service. I assure you we will never look at the baptism of Jesus the same.

Pastor Justin Anderson regales the congregation with the tale of Jesus' baptism. Pastor Justin explains the need for Jesus' baptism, the purpose of Jesus' baptism, and the significance of Jesus' baptism as it pertains to us today. Using the lives of John the Baptist and Jesus, Pastor Justin helps us to focus on our purpose in this new year.

The dynamic Associate Pastor Justin Anderson uses the lives and anointing of the prophets Elijah and Elisha to usher us into the advent season and to prepare us to celebrate the birth of Jesus, our Lord.

Pastor Dave McBeath uses a Jack-in-the-box to show how putting God in a box can make life scary. Elijah's struggle with depression and disappointment is a prime example of how God reveals Himself to us and cares for all out needs. It is also a prime example of what happens when we attempt to put God in a box rather than allowing Him to be God.

Pastor Dave discusses the dangers of having too many gods in one's life. Pastor Dave explains how serving any god but the real true God leaves us feeling empty and unfulfilled.

Pastor Dave speaks out about attitudes that all religions are the same. He tells why polytheism is hurting the church and has throughout the years.

Guest Pastor Shultz explains how God takes us from the dark times to the blessed times. He uses Jacob, the deceiver, as an illustration as to how God can make us "triumphant" with Him.

Pastor Dave McBeath discusses how it is that the wisest man of his age fell from grace. Pastor Dave discusses why it is that Solomon became his own worst enemy.

In his riveting message, Pastor Dave McBeath defines wisdom, instruction, and gives you the keys for skillful living.

How does one distinguish earthly wisdom from heavenly wisdom? In this sermon, initially delivered on 10/09/2016 explores the topic of wisdom. It explains what wisdom looks like and what are the sources of wisdom.

Pastor Dave dives into the consequences of sin. While God's grace may abound, there is always consequences to sin.

What is the the real scandal in 2 Samuel 11-12? The answer may surprise you. Is it David's sex scandal with a murder cover up? No! Th real scandal is God's grace and forgiveness.

Reverend Doctor Dale Salico helps celebrate the Church's 200 year anniversary by sharing points on the history, legacy and purpose of the Church. He gives his blessing and advice on how to remain effective for the next 200 years.

(C)hesed is the cure for loneliness in our fragmented culture.

David is anointed King because the people recognize in him the 4 marks of a godly leader.

We will extend grace and mercy to those who cause us trouble if we have faith that God will deliverer/rescue/avenge us from those troubles.

God created us for genuine friendships therefor we need to be fiends and have friends that commitment, candor, compassion and Christ as their foundation or cornerstone.