Chumuckla Community Church

08/27/2026

This Sunday's message, from Judges 16
SAMSON - THE ROAD TO RUIN, part 1
Sermon guides in your bulletins

Set List:
O For a Thousand Tongue to Sing
10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord, oh my Soul)
Blessed Be Your Name

Be in church with us Sunday, and bring a friend.
Service at 10:00
Classes, Choir, and Breakfast Refreshments in the Fellowship Hall at 9:00
Children's Classes and Nursery provided during service.

We hope to see you then. There's room for you here...

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08/26/2026

08/22/2026

Romans 14

08/11/2026

Romans 13:8-14

08/10/2026

This Saturday 7-9 am

08/06/2026

Today at 11:00 we pay our final respects and lay to rest a sweet soul, Mrs. Annie Lord.
Mrs. Lord, along with her husband James, has been part of the Chumuckla church family for many years, ever present on the front row. She will be greatly missed but her legacy will live on.

Visitation 10:00
Service 11:00

View Annie Wilma Lord 's obituary, contribute to their memorial, see their funeral service details, and more.

08/05/2026

This...
As we gather for worship this weekend, come with an open heart, a desire to worship, and to hear and learn from God's holy Word.

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Who told you that you were responsible for everyone else’s worship experience? Your calling is to lead worship as the Holy Spirit leads through you—not to carry the weight of every response in the room.

Your responsibility is to be available for His using as He draws the broken in spirit. Be ready for that. Lead people in joy, especially those in sorrow. This is how you lead worship by salt and grace. You’ll then discover the freedom and joy He intended for worship leadership.

Branon Dempsey

08/03/2026

Romans 13:1-7

07/29/2026

This is SO true. God calls men very often to lead the way, to be the example. When men love God they rise to every challenge... just as women do.

God bless the leadership of every church who understands and follows Jesus' example in reaching, ministering to, and arming/empowering men to do the work of God by telling them the truth as to God's claim on their life.
Men of God, rise up. Set the example, as devoted leaders and watchmen over those you love.
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WHY WAS JESUS SO EFFECTIVE IN ATTRACTING MEN?

Many churches try to attract men through entertainment and activities. Jesus took a different approach. He attracted men by calling them to something greater than themselves.

When Jesus said, “Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men” (Matthew 4:19), He was not offering convenience. He was offering a mission.

1. Jesus Called Men to an Adventure

Jesus invited ordinary men into a cause that would change the world. He gave them purpose, challenge, and eternal significance.

2. Jesus Spoke with Authority

The crowds recognized that Jesus taught with conviction. He spoke truth clearly, boldly, and without compromise.

3. Jesus Demanded Commitment

Jesus never lowered the standard to gain followers. He called men to deny themselves, take up their cross, and follow Him wholeheartedly.

4. Jesus Modeled Courage

He confronted evil, resisted pressure, and stood firm when others retreated. His courage inspired courage in His followers.

5. Jesus Trusted Men with Responsibility

Jesus entrusted ordinary men with extraordinary assignments. He expected them to grow, lead, and carry His message to the world.

6. Jesus Developed Men, Not Just Crowds

While many seek larger crowds, Jesus invested deeply in a few men. His goal was transformation, not mere attendance.

7. Jesus Offered a Cause Worth Dying For

The disciples left everything because they found something greater than comfort and security. They found a King and a kingdom worth giving their lives for.

The Lesson for the Church

Many churches attract men by entertaining them.

Jesus attracted men by challenging them.

He called them to holiness instead of comfort, sacrifice instead of convenience, leadership instead of passivity, and mission instead of mere attendance.

Men do not need a softer Christianity. They need a COMPELLING cause, a worthy battle, and a Savior worth following.

Jesus did not attract men by making discipleship easier. He attracted them by making it meaningful.

— Harold Vaughan