Community Gospel Church

06/19/2026

Next week, June 25th-27th, the CGC Youth is hosting other churches as we join together to serve the communities around us. We are excited about this opportunity to make Christ known near in tangible ways. We need your help to feed all the students involved! If you are willing to help provide food for this event simply click on the link below:
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0D4CADAA2DABF5C70-64577062-sosunited

If you want to serve at SOS in some way then use the QR code to get involved. This is a great opportunity to partner with the CGC Youth as we make Christ known in our area.

06/19/2026

This Sunday in our 10:10 gathering we’ll open Matthew 24 and hear Jesus remind us that while no one knows the day or hour of His return, we are called to live ready, awake, and faithful. It’s a gentle but serious invitation to examine how we live when no one is watching and to remember that our lives are always seen by a faithful LORD.

Whether your days feel steady or scattered, this passage in Matthew meets us with both clarity and grace, calling us back to trust and perseverance. We’ll be reminded that readiness is not anxiety about the future, but daily faithfulness anchored in Christ’s promises.

Come and worship with us this Sunday as we gather under His Word and fix our hope on the One who is surely coming again!

P.S. Looking for something more than the 10:10 gathering? Then join Pastor Jordan this Sunday at 9:00 AM in the Conference Room as we begin a new Bible study through the book of Leviticus. Together, we'll work chapter by chapter and verse by verse through this often-overlooked book, discovering what it teaches about God's holiness, worship, atonement, and His desire to dwell with His people. Whether you've studied Leviticus before or are opening it for the first time, you'll find rich truths that point us to Christ and mature our understanding of the gospel. We'd love to have you join us before our 10:10 AM worship gathering.

06/18/2026

06/15/2026

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06/15/2026

Sunday Recap | Matthew 23:1–36

Yesterday we gathered around one of the most sobering passages in Matthew. In Matthew 23:1-36, Jesus confronts the hypocrisy of the religious leaders - not because He delights in condemnation, but because He desires hearts that are genuinely devoted to God.

Again and again, Jesus exposes the danger of appearing righteous on the outside while neglecting what matters most on the inside. His words are strong because His love is deep. He is not interested in empty religion; He wants transformed hearts.

A few truths that stood out:
- God cares about who we are, not just what we do.
- Spiritual maturity is measured by humility, integrity, and obedience—not appearances.
- Jesus calls us to examine our own hearts before we focus on the failures of others.
- The Gospel frees us from performing for God and invites us into a genuine relationship with Him.

This passage isn't merely a warning for religious leaders. It's an invitation for all of us to ask whether our public faith and private lives are aligned.

This week's invitation: Spend some time in Matthew 23:1-36 and prayerfully ask:
- Are there areas of my life where appearance matters more than authenticity?
- What would wholehearted obedience look like for me this week?
- Is there anything I've been neglecting that God considers weighty and important?

Take one intentional step toward authenticity this week. Confess a struggle, seek accountability, spend unhurried time with the Lord, or choose obedience in an area where you've been resistant.

Let's continue encouraging one another toward sincere faith—not merely knowing the right things, but living them.

Looking ahead: This Sunday Pastor Jordan is back and we'll continue our Matthew series in Matthew 24:36-51, where Jesus calls His followers to live watchfully, faithfully, and ready for His return. It's a passage that reminds us that faithfulness today matters as we await the fulfillment of God's promises.

We are so grateful for a church family that is willing to open God's Word, receive both its encouragement and correction, and grow together in Christ. Looking forward to worshiping with everyone again soon!

06/12/2026

This Sunday we’ll open Matthew 23 and hear Jesus speak with both clarity and compassion about the difference between outward religion and a heart truly devoted to the LORD.

This is a passage that gently exposes how easy it is to drift into appearance without affection, and yet it also points us to the grace of Christ who makes us new from the inside out.

Whether you feel spiritually steady or a bit worn down by the gap between belief and practice, this text meets us honestly and hope-filled. We’ll be reminded that true greatness in God’s kingdom is found not in performance, but in humble, dependent trust in Him.

Let's gather this Sunday and rest in the mercy of our faithful Savior!

06/10/2026

Ladies and gentlemen, introducing the 2026 Bremen Firemen’s Festival Parade starting lineup! 🎉

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us along the route - those who kicked things off at the front, those who kept the energy going in the middle, and those who finished strong at the end. It takes a team effort, and we’re grateful for every person who helped make it a great evening making Christ known!

And a special shout-out to Aaron Schmucker and Patriot Tree Corp. for providing the bucket truck and helping us make the parade experience even better.

What a great day to serve and celebrate our community! 🇺🇸🚒🎈

06/08/2026

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