Community Christian Church

06/23/2026

We loved gathering with our community this last Sunday!

06/23/2026

JESUS IS THE LAMB!

06/23/2026

no one like Him!

06/22/2026

PT preached the house down yesterday. Be sure to check out his message on YouTube or on the podcast.

06/22/2026

The story of the prodigal son is not ultimately about two sons. It is about a Father whose love refuses to quit. While the younger son wandered into reckless living and the older son remained trapped in self-righteous striving, both were separated from the Father's heart in different ways. One believed he had gone too far to be welcomed home. The other believed he could earn what could only be received by grace. Yet when the younger son finally came to his senses and returned, the father saw him from a long way off, ran to him, embraced him, and restored him before a single apology was finished. This message reminds us that our greatest problem is not merely bad behavior but separation from God, and our greatest hope is the relentless mercy of a Father who pursues His children. Whether we identify more with the rebel or the rule keeper, the invitation is the same: come home. God's steadfast love never ceases, His mercies are new every morning, and His heart has always been for restoration, not rejection.

The story of the prodigal son is not ultimately about two sons. It ...

06/19/2026

Don’t miss the point of love. Catch PC’s latest message today, on YouTube or on the podcast.

06/18/2026

Real love sees, stops, serves, and sacrifices.

06/15/2026

there’s freedom and life everywhere the King reigns! see you all next Sunday!

06/15/2026

When Jesus was asked, “Who is my neighbor?” He responded with a story that shattered every convenient excuse for withholding compassion. In the parable of the Good Samaritan, the hero everyone expected to help walked by, while the least likely person crossed the road, interrupted his plans, and sacrificed his own time and resources to care for a wounded stranger. The message is as challenging today as it was then: love is not defined by what we feel, but by what we do. Real love sees people others ignore. It stops when it would be easier to keep moving. It serves without calculating the cost. And it sacrifices for the good of someone else. Christian love is not selective, sentimental, or self-protective. It is active, inconvenient, and deeply practical. When we love our neighbors the way Jesus commands, we become living evidence of the mercy we ourselves have received. Because love that looks like Jesus always sees, stops, serves, and sacrifices.

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When Jesus was asked, “Who is my neighbor?” He responded with a sto...