Community Christian Church

06/01/2026

Christian marriage is not primarily about finding the right person. It is about becoming the right person. In a culture that often treats relationships as a means of personal fulfillment, Scripture calls us to something deeper: a life of self-giving love modeled after Christ Himself. Philippians 2 reminds us that Jesus did not grasp for His own advantage but humbled Himself for the sake of others. That same posture becomes the foundation of every healthy marriage. This message explores the four relationship killers identified by Dr. John Gottman: criticism, contempt, defensiveness, and stonewalling. Each one erodes trust, intimacy, and connection when left unchecked. But God’s design offers a better way. Instead of criticism, we speak with grace. Instead of contempt, we honor one another. Instead of defensiveness, we listen with humility. Instead of stonewalling, we remain present and engaged, even in difficult conversations. Healthy marriages are not built by perfect people. They are built by imperfect people who continually surrender to the transforming love of Christ. Because the strongest relationships are not formed when two people demand to be loved well, but when two people learn to love like Jesus.

Catch PC and Meg’s latest message on YouTube or the podcast today.

06/01/2026

Christian marriage is not primarily about finding the right person. It is about becoming the right person. This message explores the four relationship killers identified by Dr. John Gottman: criticism, contempt, defensiveness, and stonewalling. Each one erodes trust, intimacy, and connection when left unchecked. But God's design offers a better way.

Check out Pastor Chris and Megan Rea's latest message now!

Christian marriage is not primarily about finding the right person. It is about becoming the right person. In a culture that often treats relationships as a ...

05/30/2026

Pastor Chris and Megan are in the house tomorrow to close out our “Build Different” series. Join us in person or online at 10 AM EDT. Don’t miss it!

05/26/2026

Real transformation is never cosmetic. It is not behavior management, religious performance, or learning how to sound more spiritual. It is the deep, lifelong work of surrendering every part of our lives to the reign of God. Through the life of Daniel and the vision of Psalm 40, this message confronts the difference between cultural Christianity and genuine Kingdom formation. Daniel’s public witness was powerful because his private life had already been formed in hiddenness. Long before the lion’s den, he had built a life of prayer, integrity, surrender, and devotion to God. And when pressure came, what had been formed in secret became visible in public. This message challenges us to stop settling for shallow Christianity that preserves appearances while avoiding transformation. The world does not need louder Christians; it needs credible ones. It needs people whose lives carry visible evidence of the reality of God’s Kingdom. Because transformed people do not merely talk differently, they live differently. Their peace is visible. Their integrity is visible. Their surrender is visible. And when God truly changes a person, that transformation begins to spill over into the lives of others.

Catch the full message on YouTube and the podcast today.

05/26/2026

Real transformation is never cosmetic. It is not behavior management, religious performance, or learning how to sound more spiritual. It is the deep, lifelong work of surrendering every part of our lives to the reign of God. Through the life of Daniel and the vision of Psalm 40, Christopher Cook's latest message confronts the difference between cultural Christianity and genuine Kingdom formation. Daniel’s public witness was powerful because his private life had already been formed in hiddenness. Long before the lion’s den, he had built a life of prayer, integrity, surrender, and devotion to the Lord. And when pressure came, what had been formed in secret became visible in public. This message challenges us to stop settling for shallow, tidy Christianity that preserves appearances while avoiding transformation.

Real transformation is never cosmetic. It is not behavior managemen...

05/04/2026

What was your favorite moment from yesterday?

05/04/2026

"Passive is power avoided. Aggression is power out of control, but meekness is power surrendered and under control.” - Pastor Chris Rea

Real Men Rebuild | Pastor Chris Rea

05/04/2026

A godly man does not look at what is broken and walk away; he carries the burden to rebuild it. In Nehemiah 1, we see a man who refused to stay detached from the pain of his people. When he heard that Jerusalem’s walls were in ruins, he did not strategize first; he wept, fasted, and prayed. Before he ever led with action, he led with surrender. This message reminds us that real spiritual leadership is not driven by urgency or ego, but by a burden shaped in the presence of God. Nehemiah moved forward with clarity, courage, and conviction, even when opposition came and pressure mounted. He did not quit when it got hard; he stood firm and kept building. Like Nehemiah, we are called to be people who pray before we act, who stay faithful under pressure, and who refuse to abandon what God has placed in our hands. Because the work of rebuilding is never easy, but it is always worth it.

“REAL MEN REBUILD” - Streaming now on YouTube and the podcast.

04/22/2026

Our brand-new weekend series, BUILT DIFFERENT, starts in just two weeks. Join us as we explore how a heart transformed by Christ can transform every room of our lives, strengthening our marriages, anchoring our families, and bringing light to our communities.

04/21/2026

Still thinking about Sunday’s message? Yeah, us, too. What was the most impactful moment for you?

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