Coldbrook Christian Church

05/19/2026

Just a reminder to join us tomorrow night at 6pm!

Each month, our deacons prayerfully choose an organization to support—one that is making a difference in lives locally, nationally, or around the world. Through fundraising and giving, we’re honored to be part of sharing hope, meeting needs, and being the hands and feet of Christ beyond our church walls.

For the month of May, we are supporting the Blooming Lily Foundation and we are so fortunate to host Dr. Sophia Omoro to Coldbrook Church on Wednesday May 20 at 6 pm to talk about the Blooming Lily Foundation. We will be meeting in the Fellowship Hall to hear her presentation.

All are welcome to come!

https://www.bloominglily.org/

05/12/2026

Each month, our deacons prayerfully choose an organization to support—one that is making a difference in lives locally, nationally, or around the world. Through fundraising and giving, we’re honored to be part of sharing hope, meeting needs, and being the hands and feet of Christ beyond our church walls.

For the month of May, we are supporting the Blooming Lily Foundation and we are so fortunate to host Dr. Sophia Omoro to Coldbrook Church on Wednesday May 20 at 6 pm to talk about the Blooming Lily Foundation. We will be meeting in the Fellowship Hall to hear her presentation.

All are welcome to come!

https://www.bloominglily.org/

05/11/2026

Today we celebrated Mother's Day.

We honor all the women who nurture hearts, encourage others, serve faithfully, and reflect the love of Christ in so many beautiful ways. Thank you for the ways you lead, support, teach, comfort, and love those around you.

To every woman in our church: you are valued, appreciated, and deeply loved.

Happy Mother’s Day from all of us Coldbrook!

05/09/2026

Tonight, the ladies of our church spent an evening together full of flower arranging, fellowship and laughter.

In a world that can feel busy and lonely, women need other women to pray with, encourage one another, walk through hard seasons together, and celebrate life side by side. God never intended for us to do life alone. And here at Coldbrook we have a wonderful group of women to do all those things with!

“Therefore encourage one another and build each other up, just as in fact you are doing”
1 Thessalonians 5:11

Thank you to Flower Mill Farm and Cami Tapscott for coordinating this special event!

05/03/2026

Today we were honored to celebrate our high school and college graduates!

Graduation is more than a milestone—it's a testament to hard work, perseverance, and God's faithfulness through every late night, challenge, and triumph. As these graduates step into a new season, we pray they will walk boldly in the plans God has prepared for them.

"Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight." Proverbs 3: 5-6

Congratulations, graduates! Your journey is just beginning, and we can't wait to see where God leads you next. Wherever life takes you, you will always have a family at Coldbrook!

04/22/2026

1 Peter 4:10 "Each of you should use whatever gift you have recieved to serve others as faithful stewards of God's grace in various forms."

Today and all days, we celebrate those in our church who do just that. Today we celebrate Administrative Professionals Day by honoring three incredible women who faithfully serve our church behind the scenes.

Amanda Fillman our dedicated office manager, thank you for everything you do to keep the day-to-day operations running smoothly. Your organization, care, and steady presence make such a difference.

Jodi Johnson our financial secretary, we are so grateful for your diligence in keeping our tithes and records in order. Your integrity and attention to detail help sustain the ministry in so many ways.

Elizabeth Hulsizer our treasurer, thank you for faithfully managing our finances and ensuring our bills are paid and our resources are stewarded wisely.

Each of you plays a vital role in supporting the mission of our church, often in ways that go unseen. Thank you so much for serving our church and others with some of the gifts God gave you.

04/12/2026

🌸✨ Ladies Night Out ✨🌸

Ladies of all ages, you’re invited to a beautiful evening of faith, fellowship, and flowers! 💐 Join us on May 8 at 6:00 PM at Coldbrook Christian Church for a relaxing, joy-filled night designed just for you.

Come connect, be encouraged, and create your own gorgeous bouquet to take home 🌷✨

💵 $30 per bouquet (if cost is an issue, please let Cami know and we will make sure to work it out so all can come!)

Grab a friend (or come make a new one!) and join us for a night that will fill your heart as much as your hands 💕

🌼 We can’t wait to see you there! 🌼
RSVP by May 3rd to: Cami Tapscott ([email protected])

04/05/2026

Journey to the Cross — Easter Sunday

The world went to sleep, assuming death had done what death always does. But on Easter morning- the tomb was empty! Up from the grave he arose!
This is not just a story we remember once a year. This is the truth we NEED to live by every single day. From Genesis to Revelation, Scripture points to a Savior who would defeat Satan and redeem us. Because Jesus lives, sin no longer has the final say. Death is no longer the end. And hope is no longer just a wish—it is real, alive, and unshakable. All of our sin—the very worst parts of us—were placed on Jesus. The punishment meant for us was poured out on Him, and the healing we could never earn was made possible through the wounds He carried for us.

The Bible reminds us:
“He is not here; for He is risen, as He said.” — Matthew 28:6
The same power that raised Christ from the dead is alive in us (Romans 8:11).
By His wounds, we are healed and redeemed (Isaiah 53:5).
The resurrection is our assurance that His sacrifice was enough, that sin has been broken and death has been overcome. That our past is no longer held hostage by sin. That our fear has no authority over our future. That our suffering is not empty or wasted.That even death itself has an expiration date.
And the resurrection doesn’t just change Easter Sunday… it changes EVERYTHING.
We must now walk into each day trusting the One who has already overcome the worst evil could do. We must pray differently—not into silence, but to a living Savior who hears us. Easter morning didn’t just continue the story of the world—it transformed it. Our journey to the cross may be complete… but our journey toward heaven has only just begun.
So let’s not rush past this moment.
Let’s live in it.
Every day is an opportunity to live like it’s Easter Sunday—lifting our voices in praise,
thanking God for our redemption,
and boldly sharing the good news:
He has risen.
We are saved.
So today, as we step into Resurrection Sunday,
we don’t stay silent—we declare it:
Jesus is alive!
And because He lives… we can face tomorrow!

He is risen indeed! ✝️

04/04/2026

Journey to the cross- Silent Saturday

The day in between.
The day of silence.
The day where heaven seemed quiet.
“Wait for the Lord; be strong and take heart and wait for the Lord.” — Psalm 27:14
Can you imagine what the disciples must have felt? Fear. Anxiety. Confusion. Everything they believed in seemed shattered. The One they followed, the One they trusted, the One they thought would change everything… was gone.
His body had been taken down from the cross and placed in a tomb. A stone sealed the entrance. Guards stood watch. His friends were left grieving, questioning, and trying to make sense of it all. Heaven felt silent… as if every promise they had held onto had been buried along with Him. All they had left were questions.

And yet—even in the silence—God was still working.

We don’t always take time to sit in this in-between space. But maybe we should. There is something meaningful about pausing in the tension of what has been done and what is still to come. We know how the story ends… and still, we have our own Saturdays—moments where we feel caught between despair and joy, waiting for God to move.
And in that waiting, we’re not alone. Silent Saturday reminds us that there is no pain, no grief, no suffering we face that Jesus Himself hasn’t already stepped into. He knows the weight of sorrow. He understands the silence.
Silent Saturday reminds us that the waiting has purpose. If God had raised Jesus within the hour, would the miracle have carried the same weight? If our struggles disappeared instantly, would we lean on Him the same way? Would we truly recognize His goodness?
Sometimes, God does His deepest work in the quiet… in the unknown… in the in-between.

Because the greatest news in history didn’t come in the noise—
it came after the silence,
after the doubt,
after the despair.

Sunday is coming.

04/03/2026

Journey to the Cross — Good Friday
📖 John 19:30
“It is finished.”
In His final moments, Jesus cried out a single word: Tetelestai.
In Greek, this word carried powerful meaning:
• In business, it meant “paid in full.”
• In court, it meant a sentence fully served.
• In battle, it meant victory had been won.
When Jesus spoke Tetelestai, He was declaring:
Your sin debt—paid in full.
Your judgment—completely satisfied.
The battle against sin and death—forever won.
And in that very moment, something incredible happened…
The curtain in the temple was torn in two.
Before Jesus, only the high priest could enter God’s presence—once a year on the Day of Atonement—to offer sacrifice for the people. (Hebrews 9:7) The curtain stood as a barrier between God and humanity.
But when Jesus gave His life, that curtain was torn from top to bottom. (Matthew 27: 50-51)
Not by human hands—but by God Himself.
Through Jesus the barrier between God and all of humanity was removed. Through His shedding of blood- He atoned for all of our sins.
No more separation.
No more distance.
Because of the sacrifice Jesus made hanging on the cross, we are invited into a close, personal relationship with God.

To the disciples and the people in the crowds during the crucifixion, today would have felt like the end, but today was only the start.

It is finished. And because of that… it has just begun.

04/02/2026

The storm just blew through and left us a beautiful rainbow to remember God's promise!

In Genesis, God placed a rainbow in the sky as a covenant with Noah—a reminder that His faithfulness endures, even after the darkest storms.

Today, we’re reminded that God keeps His promises. Every time. Even when the clouds feel heavy and the rain won’t seem to stop.

Whatever storm you’re walking through right now, hold onto this truth:
God’s promises still stand. His mercy still covers.

“The rainbow in the clouds is a sign of my covenant…” – Genesis 9: 13