Spiritual gifts are powerful—but without love, they’re empty. Paul reminds us in 1 Corinthians 13 that love gives meaning to our actions and depth to our witness. Love sacrifices, it defers, and it dies to self. It’s not about impressing with gifts, but expressing Christ through grace. Love is the fruit that makes the gifts fruitful. While gifts may fade, love remains—timeless, eternal, and essent...  Read More

In Luke 15, Jesus shows us a father like no other—one who releases, resolves, and receives. Though his sons had different struggles, the father met them both with the same steady love. One wandered with selfish motives; the other stayed with a bitter mindset. But the father’s heart remained full of grace, wisdom, and peace. He didn’t just react—he reached out, mediating with love and receiving the...  Read More

The story of Paul shows us what happens when faith meets surrender. From a life of religious pride and desperation, Paul encountered Christ—and everything changed. He moved forward, not by status, but by submitting to the One who called him. Through transformation, Paul’s faith became a testimony, and his life a tool for God’s glory. He preached boldly, lived humbly, and walked in step with Christ...  Read More

Evangelism begins on our knees. Ephesians 6 reminds us that prayer is not a side note—it’s the battleground for souls. We’re called to pray intentionally and biblically, lifting others before God with purpose and compassion. Effective prayer flows from a heart settled before the Lord, even when it’s sowing through seasons of sorrow. And we don’t give up—persistence matters. We pray always, stay sp...  Read More

A popular book on the Holy Spirit is titled The Forgotten God. In the modern era, so much time and dialogue is rightly spent on the Father and the Son that the Holy Spirit is oftentimes mistakenly rendered a confusing afterthought. Scripture and church history demands that this verdict of the Holy Spirit's relevance is furthest from the truth, in fact, both demand that the Holy Spirit is crucial f...  Read More

In Luke 19, we meet Zacchaeus—a man with both prominence and problems. Despite his wealth, he felt the emptiness that status couldn’t fill, driving him to seek something more. Jesus, walking intentionally through Jericho, sought him out, becoming a friend when others kept their distance. In that moment, Zacchaeus experienced true connection and life-changing grace. His heart, once preoccupied with...  Read More

The Gospel mission is clear: go with God’s power, preach His truth, and make disciples everywhere—from our own hearts to the ends of the earth. As we go, the Gospel grows, transforming lives through intentional outreach and spiritual maturity.Tune in for a message on "The Gospel Mission"....  Read More

The Gospel mission is clear: go with God’s power, preach His truth, and make disciples everywhere—from our own hearts to the ends of the earth. As we go, the Gospel grows, transforming lives through intentional outreach and spiritual maturity.Tune in for a message on "The Gospel Mission"....  Read More

Jesus promised that history is heading somewhere—and He’s coming back. After devastation and darkness, after tribulation and trials, the Gospel doesn’t fade—it returns. Mark 13 paints a sobering picture: lights will fail, hearts will tremble, and the world will reel. But then comes the crescendo. Jesus returns, not in weakness, but in power and glory. His strength will calm every storm. His splend...  Read More

This Saturday April 19, 2025 from 1p - 4p is EGGSTRAVAGANZA.  Register online or the CCW App to skip the lines!This Sunday is Easter!  Invite a family to join you!!!On the hill of Calvary stood three crosses—each representing a response to Jesus. One man reviled Him, dying in denial with a hard heart. Another, broken and remorseful, saw Jesus for who He truly was—and in that moment, paradise was p...  Read More

Happy Palm Sunday Week!This week we celebrate the arrival of our saving King. When the Jewish people shouted "Hosanna!" they meant "save us," envisioning a ruler with the might to free them from Roman oppression. Yet, Jesus is so much more than a temporary political or military figure.Even if this wasn't the kind of saving they anticipated, it was the saving that every person, in every generation,...  Read More

People make all types of rational explanations for not serving.I don't have the time.I don't know what I would do.They don't really need me.There is already someone else.The reality is you have been saved to serve. God wants to work in you and through you! Isn't that amazing? The God of all creation wants to use you and me!  Serving allows us to use our spiritual gifts, gives us the peace that com...  Read More