Messages

Peter exhorts believers with practical wisdom and spiritual encouragement regarding suffering.

Early in his ministry, Jesus delivers the Sermon on the Mount to a crowd of people ranging from believers to skeptics, teaching them what it means to live an uncommon life. As he begins the sermon, Jesus first explains what it means to be blessed, not just a feeling of happiness, but ​to flourish with God. In the first few Beatitudes, he connects this idea of being blessed with being poor in spirit and mourning. Jesus promises that both will lead to an intimate relationship with God, where we can experience his presence.

Our church accomplishes our God-given mission by understanding what, how and why we do what we do.

Our church family gathers for a conversation centered on the promises of God and keeping our eyes on our firm foundation: Jesus Christ. If you have questions or would like to connect with our team about this church family update, visit https://www.ccbcfamily.org/reachout.

Peter exhorts church leaders with words of wisdom and encourages younger Christ followers to submit to elders.

Peter continues his exhortation to submit as he focuses on slaves, exemplified today as those in the workplace.

Peter teaches on how the follower of Christ should relate to those in governmental authority.

Peter teaches how believers, as living stones in the church, are built up as priests to be sent out into the world.

Peter exhorts followers of Jesus to love others through the new life of the Spirit, not trying to love through the old way of striving in the flesh.