Live sermons with warmth and conviction.
C3 Church Calgary is a sermon-feed from a church, with rotating speakers preaching through seasonal services and biblical passages. The tone is warm, direct, and conversational, often moving from jokes or church-room moments into pointed teaching about faith, grace, obedience, and Christ.
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C3 Church Calgary is a podcast archive of live church messages from C3 services. The format is sermon-first. It does not behave like an interview show, a theology roundtable, or a polished devotional series. Instead, each episode preserves the feel of a room gathered for worship, prayer, scripture, and response. Recent messages come from Good Friday, Easter Sunday, Palm Sunday, and other Sunday services. They carry the rhythms of church life: greetings from the platform, thanks to worship teams, local jokes, service logistics, communion instructions, and closing prayer. That ordinary texture matters. It gives the teaching a lived-in, congregational feel rather than a detached studio sound. The sermons are strongly centered on Jesus, especially his death, resurrection, righteousness, and return. Good Friday focuses on the new covenant, the cup of suffering, guilt, shame, and freedom in communion. Easter messages return to the resurrection as the foundation of Christian faith, drawing from gospel accounts, Psalm 22, and the road to Emmaus. Palm Sunday turns toward faith, hearing, action, fear, sowing, and spiritual formation. Other episodes take up sanctification, service, love, fruitfulness, and the danger of exhausting oneself apart from life with God. The speakers often use casual humor before making a serious doctrinal turn. A sermon may move from weather, food, or MC Hammer memorabilia into scripture and prayer within minutes. The preaching is warm but insistent. It asks for trust, repentance, obedience, worship, and renewed attention to God. C3 Church Calgary suits listeners who want contemporary charismatic Christian preaching that feels local, direct, and relational. It is especially suited to people who prefer sermons with personality, repetition, application, and a strong expectation that biblical teaching should change everyday life.
Made for: For listeners seeking contemporary Christian sermons rooted in scripture, worship, prayer, and practical response. It especially fits those comfortable with a charismatic church-service atmosphere and rotating speakers.
What sets it apart: The show keeps the room in the recording: jokes, announcements, prayers, communion moments, and worship transitions remain part of the experience. That gives the biblical teaching a distinctly live-service texture.
Welcome to the C3 Calgary Podcast, This is where we upload the teachings and sermons from all of our locations, We are glad you are here! We are a Spirit Powered, Christ Centred, Connect Driven, Biblically Oriented Church.For more information on our church, or to give, visit our website at www.myc3church.caTo join a group text GROUPS to 403-686-0608To get join a team text TEAMS to 403-686-0608If you are a first time guest text VIP to 403-686-0608
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Biblical teaching lands in daily practice here, with sermons on discipleship, resurrection, friendship, and the responsibilities of church community.
C3 Church Calgary preserves the feel of a church gathering, carrying messages from its Central and West locations with the welcome, humor, prayer, and congregational life still attached.
Jesus washes feet; you get a question about what to do when his robes go back on.
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A warm Easter sermon turns the Emmaus road into a present-tense question about recognizing Jesus.
Resurrection Sunday brings Christian faith back to its central claim: Jesus is the resurrection and the life. It moves from Paul's encounter with the risen Christ to James facing martyrdom, then lingers on the road to Emmaus, where two disciples walk with Jesus without…
A stripped-down Good Friday message gives communion direct force through the image of exchanged cups.
Good Friday is framed as a simple, stripped-down service centered on communion, with the exchanged cups carrying the weight of the message. It moves from the first covenant and the law's inability to save toward Abraham's faith and the new covenant made through Christ.
A cross-first Easter sermon that keeps Psalm 22 in view.
This Easter sermon stays anchored in the cross, treating Jesus' death as planned and purposeful, and tying that point to Psalm 22 and the claim that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures.
A lively sermon on triumph, hearing, and sowing that keeps faith tied to everyday life.
This message frames Jesus' triumphal entry as a call to hear differently, sow differently, and stop treating faith as a way to earn God's approval.
A foot-washing sermon that connects humble service with the returning King.
This single-episode review follows a sermon on Jesus washing the disciples' feet in John 13, treating the moment as more than a familiar call to service.
A practical sermon on faith in Jesus becoming visible through hospitality, water baptism, communion, and confession.
This single-episode review presents discipleship as a life formed by concrete practices while keeping salvation rooted in faith in Jesus, not religious performance.
A grounded church conversation frames friendship as a faithful risk worth taking.
Tim and Melissa Sawatsky treat friendship as part of the life of a church, not as a side benefit for people who happen to find their place easily. They connect it to pastoral care, marriage, community, and the ordinary courage it takes to be known.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
This episode is a church sermon introducing a message about purpose profiles and redemptive gifts, delivered with humor and personal anecdotes.
Pastor Steven Flight delivers the second part of a sermon series on the practices of discipleship at C3 Church Calgary.
This sermon explores the hidden, messy aspects of the Christmas story, emphasizing how God transforms human imperfection into messages of grace and hope.
This sermon encourages Christians to cultivate thankfulness in all circumstances as a way to access God's presence, based on Psalm 100.
Tim and Melissa Sawatsky, pastoral care leaders and clinical counselors at C3 Church Calgary, discuss the importance of deep friendships in a Christian context.
This episode explores the theme of identity through the biblical story of Moses, examining how to become who God intended rather than conforming to worldly expectations.
Phil Jones recounts a waking vision of many horses becoming one white horse and interprets it as a diverse Christian army.
The service opens with Easter Sunday greetings.
This Easter Sunday sermon discusses the resurrection of Jesus as the foundation of Christian faith, focusing on the statement 'I am the resurrection and the life' and referencing 1 Corinthians 15.
A church pastor welcomes attendees to a Good Friday service, offering prayers and inviting them to celebrate the occasion.
This episode is a church service introduction focusing on community events, fellowship, and upcoming celebrations like Easter, with a teaser for a message on living with God and avoiding exhaustion.
The host Sean shares a personal anecdote about meeting MC Hammer and living in a trailer, while promoting his church in Calgary.
The message opens with a welcome to church and to the online audience.
The message opens with a welcome to C3 Calgary, a playful joke about moving prophetically, and thanks for the people serving in the church.