Celebration Church

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Celebration Church Sunday Worship:
9 & 11 AM (Contemporary)
10 AM (Traditional) WHAT WE BELIEVE

ABOUT THE BIBLE:
The Bible is God's word to all of us.

It was written by human authors, under the supernatural guidance of the Holy Spirit. It is the complete source of truth for who we are, what we believe and how we live. ABOUT GOD:
The God of the Bible is the only true God, infinite in power, wisdom, goodness, and love. He is the Creator and Ruler of the universe. God reveals himself as the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, three equal, distinct but inseparable persons. ABOUT JESUS:
Jesus Christ is the Son of God. He was born to the Virgin Mary by miraculous conception, lived a sinless human life and offered himself as the perfect sacrifice for the sins of every person who has ever lived by dying on a cross. He rose from the dead after three days, demonstrating his power over sin and death, and his ability to fulfill all his promises. He ascended to heaven's glory where he intercedes on our behalf with God. Someday he will return to earth and reign as King of Kings and Lord of Lords. ABOUT THE HOLY SPIRIT:
The Holy Spirit is the living presence of Jesus Christ, active in the world to help people become aware of their sin and their need for Jesus Christ. He lives in every Christian from the moment of salvation. He provides the Christian with power for living a fruitful life, understanding of spiritual truth, guidance in doing what is right, and endows each believer with spiritual gifts according to his will. He empowers the Church to carry out Christ's mission in the world. ABOUT HUMANITY:
Men and women are created by God in His image. Therefore, each person possesses great self-worth and all are loved by God. We are made to know God personally and to glorify Him in our lives. However, each of us also has an inner attitude of self-centeredness and rebellion against God's leadership in our lives, which is called sin. Sin separates us from God, others and even ourselves. No one has lived a sinless life (except Jesus), and therefore all of us need God's forgiveness and salvation through Christ. ABOUT SALVATION:
Salvation is a free gift offered by God to all that restores our relationship with Him. We can never earn it or achieve it by self-improvement or good works. We accept God's gift of a new life when we turn from our self-ruled life and accept Jesus as our Savior. By faith we believe our sins are forgiven and we no longer have to give in to our sins. The new life that God gives us provides meaning and purpose and joy to our lives now and eternal life with Christ in heaven. ABOUT THE CHURCH:
The church is the hope of the world, for it is God's primary instrument of salvation and making disciples for Jesus Christ. The church was begun by Christ and is empowered by the Holy Spirit. The church serves as the body of Christ, spreading his message, offering his forgiveness, enjoying his community, and serving as his hands and feet in the world today. The church is both a divine institution and a human enterprise, and therefore, is not and cannot be perfect here on earth. However, the church offers the love of God, the salvation found in Jesus Christ, and the power of the Holy Spirit to all.

Thank you for joining us for worship today!This morning, Pastor Mike Day continued our journey through Philippians 2:12–...
10/11/2026

Thank you for joining us for worship today!

This morning, Pastor Mike Day continued our journey through Philippians 2:12–18, drawing a comparison between the world's Blue Zones—places where people often live to be 100 or older—and the way of life Paul describes for followers of Christ.

Both remind us that how we live each day matters. But Paul calls us to something beyond longevity.

“Work out your own salvation with fear and trembling, for it is God who works in you.” — Philippians 2:12–13

What does that look like?
✨Work Out: It's a daily, ongoing process. And we don't do it alone—we grow together as a church community.
✨Fear and Trembling: Not anxiety, but reverence and humility before God, recognizing that He is God and we are not.
✨God at Work in You: Our strength comes from God's Spirit within us, continually working to change our lives.
✨To Will and to Work: God transforms our desires, motivations, and goals as we live in ways that bring Him pleasure.

The Blue Zones focus on adding years to life. Paul points us toward a life poured out for the gospel, lived with faithfulness, fullness, and joy.

May we spend the days we're given serving Christ and sharing His love with others.

If you missed the sermon or want to watch again, click here: vimeo.com/1234834664

A weekend in the mountains with worship, laughter, fire pits, fresh air, and meaningful conversations about the Kingdom ...
10/07/2026

A weekend in the mountains with worship, laughter, fire pits, fresh air, and meaningful conversations about the Kingdom of God.

This past weekend, Pastor Mike and Leigh Anne hosted a pastor's retreat at Woodlands Camp in Cleveland, Georgia—a chance to step away from the usual pace, spend time together, and reflect on what it means to live in the Kingdom of God.

To see the album: https://photos.app.goo.gl/BARKKSiPkKcCQ5hs7

Thanks for joining us today as Associate Pastor Melissa Perry continued our journey through Philippians with Philippians...
10/04/2026

Thanks for joining us today as Associate Pastor Melissa Perry continued our journey through Philippians with Philippians 2:1–11.

Our culture often tells us to be number one—to protect our position, make our opinions heard, and put ourselves first. Paul points us in a completely different direction: look at Christ.

Jesus showed us what humility looks like. He did not cling to privilege or status, but took the form of a servant, humbled Himself, and became obedient even to death on a cross.

And Jesus didn’t just tell His followers to serve—He showed them. In John 13, their Teacher and Lord knelt down and washed their feet, then told them to follow His example.

“The church doesn’t need more titles; it needs more towels.”

That leaves us with a question for this week: Where might God be asking us to set aside our own opinions, position, or agenda and notice the feet that need washing?

If Jesus is Lord, may it be seen in the way we love, the way we serve, and the way we put others before ourselves.

If you missed it or want to watch again: vimeo.com/1232792145

Thanks for joining us for Week 3 of our Philippians series!Today’s message from Philippians 1:18b–30 challenged us to co...
09/27/2026

Thanks for joining us for Week 3 of our Philippians series!

Today’s message from Philippians 1:18b–30 challenged us to commit fully to the person of Jesus Christ—to trust Him as Savior, live the Jesus way, die to self daily, and share this Jesus life with others.

With Jesus at the center, every part of our lives flows through Him: our relationships, our calling, our time, our hobbies, and our possessions. We share His love by serving others with love and grace, wanting them to know Jesus.

Following Jesus is challenging. We’ll hear the voices telling us we’ve done enough, to settle, to quit. But Paul’s commitment calls us to the same devotion: no higher priority than Jesus Christ.

“To live is Christ.”

If you missed it or want to watch again: vimeo.com/1230700958

09/22/2026

Your Saturday lunch or dinner can help send our Young Adults to Nicaragua! 🙌 Join us at Buffalo’s Café in Hamilton Mill and support their mission trip to serve and share the love of Jesus this December.

📅 THIS Saturday, September 26
⏰ 11 AM–10 PM • Come anytime!
📍 3450 Braselton Highway, Dacula, GA 30019

Tell your server you’re with Celebration Church, and a portion of what you spend will go toward the trip.

Bring a friend, catch the game, and come hungry! 🍔🏈

Raised to New Life! 🙌💧This morning during our 11:00 AM service, we celebrated a special moment of faith as Carter Anders...
09/20/2026

Raised to New Life! 🙌💧

This morning during our 11:00 AM service, we celebrated a special moment of faith as Carter Anderson was baptized! What a joy to witness Carter publicly declare his trust in Jesus and celebrate new life in Him.

As Carter continues his walk with Jesus, we’re praying for God’s guidance and strength, for his faith to deepen, and for him to know the love and support of his church family every step of the way.

“Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away; behold, the new has come.” — 2 Corinthians 5:17

Thank you for joining us this morning! Whether you worshiped with us in person or online, we’re grateful to share this j...
09/20/2026

Thank you for joining us this morning! Whether you worshiped with us in person or online, we’re grateful to share this journey with you.

Life happens. Plans change, hardships come, and we find ourselves in places we never expected. This week, Pastor Mike reminded us through Philippians 1:12–18 that God is still at work, even in those difficult places. From prison, Paul could see the gospel advancing—and found reason to rejoice.

When life happens, we can:
• Reflect: Pause and consider what God may be teaching us.
• Renew: Recommit to the Lord and seek reconciliation where it’s needed.
• Regroup: Lean on others and remember God’s faithfulness.
• Rejoice: Look for hope and give thanks for God’s presence, even while circumstances remain difficult.

Pastor Mike also shared a vulnerable story about a difficult season in his own life and how God was working in ways he couldn’t yet see. If you’re facing an unexpected chapter, we encourage you to watch this week’s message and hear his story of hope.

To watch the message or hear it again, click here: vimeo.com/1228569898

09/20/2026

On Saturday, 9/26, head to Buffalo's to support our Young Adult Mission Team. Be sure to let your server know you're there with Celebration Church.

3450 Braselton Hwy, Dacula, GA (Hamilton Mill Shopping Center)

Today Pastor Mike opened our new series on Philippians, walking us through Paul's greeting in chapter 1:1-11. Paul wrote...
09/13/2026

Today Pastor Mike opened our new series on Philippians, walking us through Paul's greeting in chapter 1:1-11. Paul wrote this letter from house arrest, yet it overflows with gratitude and affection for the church in Philippi — a group of new believers he loved deeply. In these opening verses, he points to two things he saw in them and longed to see grow: participation and transformation.

Two thoughts to consider this week:

✨Faith is participation. Paul thanked God for the Philippians' partnership in the gospel, and he saw it in three places: giving, serving, and inviting. They dug into what they had, served their neighbors, and simply told people how Jesus had changed them.
✨Transformation is God's ongoing work. "He who began a good work in you will bring it to completion." Like a football team that looks different by November, God isn't finished shaping any of us — no matter our age or where we started. He keeps smoothing the rough edges so His love flows through our lives and people see more of Christ in us.

Ask yourself this question this week: Is my faith something I stake my life on, or something I'm only partly committed to?

If you missed it or want to watch it again, click here: vimeo.com/1226390817

This weekend, women from across our church and community gathered for (Re)Purposed—two days to slow down, be refreshed, ...
09/12/2026

This weekend, women from across our church and community gathered for (Re)Purposed—two days to slow down, be refreshed, and seek the Lord together. And what a gift it was!

We heard from Jennie Allen, who helped us name the lies we didn’t even realize we believed and encouraged us to combat them with the truth of God’s Word. Jada Edwards reminded us of the identity, inheritance, and intimacy that come with being daughters of God.

Lisa Mills shared her testimony and gave us a word so many of us needed: While we’re in the middle of being repurposed, we don’t have to have it all figured out. We just need to keep showing up.

Melissa Perry brought us the image of the potter and the clay. No matter where we are in the process, God never takes His hands off us. He keeps molding and reshaping us. And our cracks? We don’t need to hide them. Like the Japanese art of kintsugi, which fills broken places with gold, God can take what’s broken in us and turn it into something beautiful.

Add in beautiful worship, sweet fellowship, and the reminder that God is still at work in every season, and it’s simple to say: Our hearts are full. 🤍

Thank you to everyone who helped make (Re)Purposed such a meaningful weekend!

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5560 Thompson Mill Road
Hoschton, GA
30548

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Sunday 9am - 12:30pm

Telephone

+17709675529

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