Christ Community Church - Jackson, TN

Pastor Chris kicks off Lent for us this year by unpacking the familiar scene of the Lord Jesus' temptation in the wilderness.  Text: Matthew 4:1-11

Text: Matthew 17:1-9

This week, Pastor Craig begins our study of Paul's letters to the Thessalonians.   

We continued in the Sermon on the Mount this week, learning what it means to be Salt and Light. Join us! Text: Matthew 5:13-20

In the Beatitudes, Jesus redefines what it means to live a blessed life now that the Kingdom of Heaven is at hand. Join us as we look at the opening verses of the Sermon on the Mount.    Text: Matthew 5:1-12  

This week, we reflect on what it means to follow Jesus as he draws near and calls his first disciples. And what we begin to see is that discipleship doesn't begin with full understanding, but with movement: walking with Christ, learning his way, and being shaped over time through shared life with him.   Text: Matt 4:12-23

Text: John 1:29-42

Join us as we celebrate the Baptism of the Lord Jesus and consider what it means that Revelation precedes understanding.  Text: Matt 3:13-17

Join us for this second week of Christmastide as we continue to dwell upon the mystery of the Incarnation of Christ.  Text: John 1:1-18

Continue celebrating the Incarnation of Christ with us as we take a close look at Psalm 148 and what it teaches us about worship now that God has drawn near to us in Immanuel. 

Join us as we conclude the season of Advent with the sign of Immanuel.    Text: Isaiah 7:10-16

Join us as we continue journeying toward the celebration of the Incarnation. This week, we turn our attention to Rejoicing. Listen as we consider Isaiah 35 together. 

We continue in Isaiah this week as the prophet encourages us to not let our Advent Watching and Waiting to become stagnant. Instead, we are to also be Repenting as we wait for the return of Christ.    Text: Isaiah 11:1-10

Join us as we begin a new liturgical year and consider our work of "waiting, watching, and remaining" in Advent.    Text: Isaiah 2:1-5

Join us as we conclude another Liturgical Year with the celebration of Christ our King! Text: Luke 23:33-43

This week, David Burke begins our study through the letters of Paul with the letter to the Galatians. 

We conclude our study through the letter of Jude with a close look at his doxology. Join us as we learn what it means to contend for the faith in worship.  Text: Jude 24-25

After weeks of warning against rebellion and false teaching, Jude turns his attention back to the faithful. In these verses, he shows what it means to live as the Church between the Advents: a people who remember rightly, keep themselves in God's love, and extend mercy to others.    Text: Jude 17-23

In this sermon, we reach the climax of Jude's warnings as he summons the ancient witness of Enoch to remind the Church that God's judgment is never random but restores divine order. Through Enoch's prophecy, Jude reveals that the Lord's coming brings both mercy to the faithful and conviction to the ungodly. Yet even in judgment, the Church is kept in hope — learning that to contend rightly, we must speak rightly, guarding our hearts and our words until the Lord who comes to judge also comes to keep. Text: Jude 14-16

This week in our Jude sermon series, we turn our attention to three examples from Israel's history as patterns of rebellion.    Text: Jude 11-13

This week in Sunday School, Elder Emeritus, Dr. Walton Padelford steps in to teach on the African Memory of Mark. Listen as we begin this fascinating topic. 

This week in our Jude series, we turn our attention to one of the strangest stories that Jude references - Michael the Archangel fighting the devil over the possession of the body of Moses. Listen as we continue to explore this letter and consider what these stories teach us about "contending for the faith once for all delivered to the saints."  Text: Jude 1:8-10

Connor Johnson, Deacon and Worship Leader at Christ Community Church, continues our study of the more unfamiliar extra-biblical works that Jude references in his letter. In this chapter of Footnotes, we begin looking at the Book of Enoch. Join us!

In this week's message, Pastor Nick explores three ancient stories—Israel in the wilderness, the rebellion of the angels, and the fall of Sodom and Gomorrah—that Jude uses to awaken the church to holy remembrance. These are not strange myths or distant warnings, but living reminders that the same Jesus who saves is also the Jesus who judges and purifies His people. To contend for the faith, we must remember rightly, remain within God's order, and resist desires that move beyond His boundaries.   Text: Jude 5-7

In an effort to help us understand some of the more unfamiliar texts that Jude references in his letter, Deacon Connor Johnson is leading us through those works to help supplement Pastor Nick's sermon series on Jude. Listen as we consider The Book of Jubilees. 

Pastor Nick is back this week as we now begin a slow walk through the little letter of Jude. Join us for this first sermon that lays out Jude's thesis and purpose for the letter.    Jude 1-4