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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

David Burke is back in the saddle this week to continue our study on the Pursuit of Excellence.

This week, Pastor Chris fills in the preaching duties and continues our study in the Gospel of Luke

Listen as we hear an update on the work of Indigenous Outreach International.

Elder Emeritus, Dr. Walton Padelford, fills in the preaching duties this week.

Pastor Craig fills in this week with a look at the nature of goodness.

This week, we take a one-off deviation from our Luke Study to look at Paul's "trustworthy" saying that is deserving of "full acceptance," that "Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners." Text: 1 Timothy 1:12-17

Join us as we descend now to the lowest circle of Inferno Cantos 29-31

Does Jesus really want us to "hate" our families? What does he mean by "bearing our crosses"? Or what about "renounce all that you have"? Listen as we consider these hard sayings of Jesus together. Text: Luke 14:25-33

David Burke picks up teaching Sunday School this week with a study on Excellence. Join us!

Continue with us in our descent into Inferno as we look at Cantos 26-28.

The sin of Pride can be infectious and deadly, infesting our relationships, our minds, our souls, and our communities. Thankfully, Jesus offers the antidotes of Humility and Hospitality as the cure. Listen as we explore these themes in this week's sermon. Text: Luke 14:1-14

What does the Sabbath mean for Christians and how can we honor it, live it, and observe it? Listen this week as we consider these questions while discussing Jesus' healing of a woman who was bent down for eighteen years. Text: Luke 13:10-17

This week, we begin our journey into the 8th Circle of Inferno, the Malebolge, with Dante and Virgil. Join us as we continue our decent into the bowels of the earth and deeper into Hell. Cantos 18-21

In this week's sermon , we reflect on the story of Mary and Martha and what it means to choose “the good portion.” What if discipleship doesn't begin with doing, but with sitting, listening, resting at the feet of, and putting our attention on Jesus? In a world of constant busyness, Jesus invites us to a life where worship grounds our work and where service flows out of contemplation. Text: Luke 10:38-42

Connor and Nick dig into the story of the demoniac in Luke 8 and draw surprising connections to the legend of St. Christopher. A conversation about transformation, identity, and what it means to carry Christ.