Community Christian Alliance Fellowship (CCAF)

10/21/2026

"Heavenly Father, we thank You for blessing our church with a faithful shepherd. Thank You for the countless hours of prayer, study, counsel, and love poured out upon us. Today, we lift Pastor Ferdie and family back to You. Renew their energy, guard their home, and refresh their spirit with Your presence. May they feel the deep support and love of this congregation today and always. In Jesus' name, Amen." - CCAF Family

Pastor Appreciation Sunday
Oct. 18, 2026

10/19/2026

Why do we build cities, and where do we look for our true identity? 🏙️ Today, Rev. Ferdie Raposas shared an inspiring message on "The Tower of Babel," reminding us that while human ambition often tries to "make a name for ourselves," ultimate healing, hope, and purpose are found in Jesus Christ alone! 🙏 Jesus came down to redeem us, unite us, and give us a lasting city to look forward to! ✝️❤️

Watch the full sermon video above to dive deeper into God’s Word! 📖🎥

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In this sermon, Rev. Ferdie Raposas explores the story of the Tower...

10/19/2026

📖✝️ THE SIN. THE CURSE. THE BLESSING.
Genesis 9:18–28

Sin reveals our need for a Savior, but the Gospel reveals our hope in Jesus Christ! He bore the curse so that through faith in Him, we may receive God’s blessing (Galatians 3:13–14).

Join Rev. Ferdie Raposas as we discover how humanity’s brokenness points us to God’s amazing grace in Christ.

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The Sin, the Curse, the Blessing | Genesis 9:18–28Community Chris...

09/28/2026

The story of Noah reminds us that God’s judgment is real—but so is His grace.

The flood reveals the seriousness and consequences of sin. Yet in the midst of judgment, God provided a way of salvation through the ark.

And that raises a question for us:

If God provides a way of salvation, will we trust Him enough to enter it?

Noah’s story points us beyond the ark—to God’s greater plan of redemption fulfilled in Jesus Christ.

God warns.
God judges.
But God also saves.

His grace is not something we earn. It is something He provides.

🙏 May we never take God’s grace for granted.

GOD’S SAVING GRACE📖 Genesis 7:17–24; Genesis 8:15–19🎙️ Rev. Ferdi...

09/25/2026

Would you still obey God if you couldn’t see what was coming?

Noah did.

Before the rain came, Noah built.
Before the judgment came, Noah believed.
Before others understood, Noah obeyed.

Faith isn’t just believing in God—it’s believing God enough to act on His Word.

And just as Noah found refuge in the ark, we find our ultimate refuge in Jesus Christ. ✝️

THE FAITH OF NOAH | Genesis 6:13–22; Genesis 7:7, 17–18 & Hebrews 1...

09/13/2026

Giants, a flooded earth, and a God who "regretted" making humanity? 🤯 Genesis 6 is one of the most intense and debated chapters in the Bible.

In today's message, "Corruption On Earth," Rev. Ferdie Raposas breaks down Genesis 6:1-10. We tackle the mystery of the "sons of God", what it actually means when a perfect God feels regret, and how Noah finding "favor" points to God's ultimate plan of saving grace.

Watch the full message to see how God's redemptive plan shines even in humanity's darkest hour!

"Corruption On Earth" | Rev. Ferdie Raposas | Genesis 6:1-10Welco...

09/13/2026

📖 EAST OF EDEN — Genesis 4:10–26
🎙️ Rev. Ferdie Raposas

What does life look like when sin begins to shape our hearts, our relationships, and our culture?

In Genesis 4, we see the continued effects of Cain’s sin through his descendants. We see unrepentance, oppression, violence, and a culture increasingly centered on self.

But we also see another path.

Through Seth and Enosh, Scripture tells us that people “began to call on the name of the LORD.”

This passage reminds us that while we live in a broken world, we are called to live differently—not through our own strength, but through God’s grace and the work of Christ in us.

🙏 May our lives point others toward God, and may we be people who continually call upon the name of the Lord.

Watch and reflect on this week’s message: “East of Eden.”

EAST OF EDEN | Genesis 4:10–26📖 Community Christian Alliance Fello...

08/31/2026

🚨 SIN IS CROUCHING…

What if the greatest danger in your life isn’t outside your door… but waiting at your heart’s door?

In Genesis 4, God warned Cain:

“Sin is crouching at your door; it desires to have you, but you must rule over it.”

Cain ignored the warning—and what began as anger and jealousy eventually led to the death of his own brother.

💭 Sin is subtle.
⚠️ Sin is serious.
✝️ But there is hope.

The answer isn’t simply trying harder to control ourselves. Our hope is found in Jesus Christ, whose blood speaks a better word—grace, forgiveness, and redemption.

What are you allowing to crouch at the door of your heart today?

🙏 Join us as we look at “Sin Is Crouching” — Genesis 4:1–10, and discover why we must take sin seriously and why the Gospel is our only true hope.

SIN IS CROUCHING | Genesis 4:1–10Sin doesn’t always announce itse...

08/24/2026

🚨 SIN BROKE EVERYTHING… BUT GOD PROMISED HOPE. 🌿✝️

Genesis 3 is not just the story of humanity’s fall.

It is the story of God’s grace breaking through our rebellion. ❤️

Sin brought:
💔 Brokenness
😔 Shame
😨 Fear
⚰️ Death
🚪 Separation from God

But even in the middle of judgment, God was already revealing His plan of redemption. 🙌

Adam and Eve were driven from the garden, but God did not abandon them.

And in Genesis 3:15, God promised that the offspring of the woman would crush the serpent’s head.

That promise ultimately points us to Jesus Christ. ✝️

Jesus came into the world to do what we could never do for ourselves—to bear our sin, take our judgment, defeat death, and reconcile us to God. 🩸➡️✝️➡️🕊️

🔥 The Gospel is this: We are more sinful than we want to admit, but God’s grace is greater than our sin.

The fall was not the end.

Jesus is our promised hope. ❤️‍🔥

A Promised Hope | Genesis 3:11–24What happens when sin enters the...

08/16/2026

THE FALL 🍎

Sin didn’t just change humanity—it separated us from God.

Genesis 3 reminds us how Satan attacks the mind, heart, and will, and how sin brings spiritual, psychological, relational, and physical brokenness.

But the story doesn’t end with the Fall.

God came searching. God provided a covering. God promised a Savior.

The Fall reveals our sin—but the Gospel reveals God’s grace. ✝️

If God came searching for Adam, He still comes searching for sinners today.

The Fall | Genesis 3:1–19What happens when humanity chooses to be...