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David denHartog begins the Same Page  series from First Corinthians with “A Ship on the Sea.”  Ships that take on enough water will sink and move toward shipwreck.  A ship is meant to sail on the sea, but not take in the sea.  So it is also with a church that takes on enough of the […]

Don Hunt teaches from Acts 4:1-20 about how Peter and John shared their faith and many came to believe.  There is a difference between sharing your faith and sharing your beliefs on how you think a Christian should live.  Peter and John shared despite their lack of formal training, and it was noted that they […]

Don Hunt expounds on the story of Zaccheaus from Luke 19:1-10, explaining details and perspectives.  How would you have treated Zaccheaus?  How can you reach those around you?

In the last of Beyond Hallmark series, David denHartog teaches from the Gospel of John on “Christmas Is About Forgiveness” at the Christmas Eve service.

Dean Elliott explains the story of the Magi, found in Matthew 2, as we continue the Beyond Hallmark series.  Tradition has made up a lot of details, but the most important thing about the story is who they weren’t.  What will you learn about the Magi?

Don Hunt continues the Beyond Hallmark series with Luke 2:8-20.  It was just an ordinary night for the shepherds when God interrupted with the news of Jesus’ birth… and turned it extraordinary.

Dean Elliott continues the Christmas story in the “Beyond Hallmark” series.  He pieces together the events found in Matthew 1:18-25 and Luke 1:39-2:7 to explain the beginning of the journey to which God had called Mary and Joseph.  Every journey, every life, has drama and every story is used by God to tell His story.  But, […]

David denHartog begins the Christmas series, “Beyond Hallmark,” with a message titled “The Call.”  He tells the story of how Mary was called by God to be the mother of Jesus from Luke 1:26-38.  We are also called by God, to live a life set apart and to respond as Mary did. Scripture references: 1 […]

Several CBC members/attenders open their hearts and share how God has been working in their lives in the past year. (Please note: the video includes the entire worship service, whereas the audio contains only the testimony portion.)

Dean Elliott teaches just a bit about why Christians should be thankful and why its critical to our spiritual health. Scripture references: Romans 1:21; Proverbs 29:25; Matthew 24:12 (Please note: the video includes the entire worship service, whereas the audio contains only the devotional and Communion portions.)