C3OC Church

Cecily Feldman shares her personal testimony about how prayer, initiated by her grandmother, led to her and her husband's conversion to Christianity despite their troubled backgrounds.

A sermon exploring spiritual strength through the metaphor of skyscrapers, drawing from the book of Ephesians in the series 'Built'.

This episode explores the importance of faithfulness in Christian life, building on previous teachings about being vessels for God's use.

This episode discusses how daily life subtly pulls people down into stress, routine, and survival mode, encouraging listeners to recognize and resist this pattern through faith.

Pastor Joseph Pringle outlines the vision for C3OC, emphasizing equipping saints to fulfill God's prophetic assignment and mission in Orange County.

This episode explores the concept of generosity beyond just money, emphasizing prayer, commitment, and intentionality in a religious context.

This sermon discusses how complaining negatively affects the brain, immune system, and intelligence, and promotes gratitude as an antidote to cultivate a positive mindset and include God in daily life.

Pastor Phil Pringle shares humorous family anecdotes about his children's birth order dynamics to illustrate God's unconditional love for everyone.

This episode encourages Christians to embrace their uncommon calling to live boldly for Jesus, offering more joy, peace, and blessing beyond common limitations.

This sermon continues the 'Uncommon' series by focusing on developing an uncommon trust in God, using Proverbs 3:5 as a foundation for building a thriving relationship with Christ.

This sermon celebrates Jesus Christ's resurrection as the definitive defeat of death, emphasizing its historical impact on humanity and daily recognition through dating systems.

This episode continues a sermon series on Ephesians, focusing on the practical application of Christian identity and the blueprint for building the church as outlined in chapters 4-6.

This episode explores the biblical story from John 5 where Jesus asks a paralyzed man 'Do you want to be healed?' and examines its deeper spiritual meaning for Christians today.

Pastor Joseph Pringle shares a personal testimony about his birthday and knee injury while teaching from Ephesians to encourage faith and spiritual growth.

Pastor Joseph Pringle reflects on turning 42 and discusses Ray Dalio's concept of the 'midlife squeeze' where the 40s bring intense pressures like long work hours and family responsibilities.

Pastor Joseph Pringle discusses the book of Ephesians in the 'Built' series, emphasizing spiritual warfare and a vision of transforming war trenches into riverbanks for new life in Orange County.

This episode explores the book of Ephesians, focusing on Christian identity, unity among believers, and the power of dwelling in unity as taught by Paul.

This episode is a sermon honoring Charlie Kirk, discussing his murder's impact on faith and calling for renewed conviction in Christianity.

Pastor Joseph Pringle discusses how to handle anger and spiritual battles in response to current world events, emphasizing the importance of God's truth.

Pastor Joseph Pringle begins a new sermon series called 'Built' by reading and reflecting on Ephesians 1:1-3, emphasizing that believers are already blessed with every spiritual blessing in Christ.

A pastor welcomes listeners to a Christmas season message, emphasizing faith in Jesus, encouraging questions and doubt, and highlighting new beginnings.

Pastor Joseph Pringle introduces 'Selah Sundays' as special messages where the church pauses to reflect on God's direction, emphasizing spiritual warfare and the church's mission to impact Orange County.

This episode concludes a 10-week series on Romans 12:9-21, focusing on how to be marked as a true Christian by overcoming vengeance and bitterness through biblical teachings.

This sermon continues the 'Marked' series from Romans 12:9-21, focusing on verses 16-18 about living in harmony as Christians within community rather than isolation.

This sermon explores the biblical command to bless those who persecute you, focusing on radical forgiveness and its application in a proud cultural context.

This episode explores how Christians should cultivate the fruit of the Spirit, particularly forgiveness, as essential for spiritual maturity beyond just having spiritual gifts, based on Romans 12:9-21.

This episode is a sermon from the 'Marked' series exploring Romans 12:9-21, focusing on how Christians should embody characteristics like genuine love, honor, and fervent zeal to be marked as true followers of Christ.

Pastor Joseph Pringle discusses the importance of cultivating the fruit of the Spirit as described in Romans 12 for sustained spiritual growth, contrasting it with spiritual gifts.

This episode explores the importance of focusing on the fruit of the Spirit, such as love and character, over just the gifts of the Spirit for achieving spiritual maturity in Christian life.

Pastor Joseph Pringle introduces a new sermon series called 'Marked,' focusing on the need for Christians to mature in their faith from spiritual 'milk' to 'meat' as described by Paul.

This sermon focuses on the importance of forgiveness as a key element of spiritual maturity and the kingdom of God, emphasizing its countercultural nature and connection to community.

This episode explores how to find hidden victories in failures, using sports fandom as a metaphor for uncommon perspectives on loss.

This episode explores the biblical concept of being 'the light of the world' from Matthew 5, encouraging Christians to live an uncommon life of faith and impact.

This episode explores the concept of momentum in faith, using Hebrews 6:1-3 to discuss moving beyond foundational Christian principles toward spiritual maturity and avoiding cycles of stagnation.

A pastor discusses the importance of seeking God's vision for one's life, writing it down, and faithfully running with that mission, emphasizing the theme of 'equip' for spiritual growth and healing.

Pastor Joseph Pringle concludes the 'BUILT' sermon series by focusing on Ephesians 6:10-20, emphasizing spiritual warfare and the need for God's armor to live a sustained Christian life as believers prepare for 2026.

Pastor Joseph Pringle encourages listeners to linger in God's presence and prioritize daily encounters with Jesus as the foundation for discipleship and spiritual growth.

Pastor Joseph Pringle thanks the church community for their faithfulness and generosity in 2025, encourages end-of-year giving to C3OC, and previews an upcoming Vision Sunday for 2026.

Pastor Joseph Pringle concludes a sermon series called 'Uncommon' by discussing how Christians should embrace their sanctified identity as citizens of heaven to live with uncommon freedom, rooted in biblical principles.

Pastor Joseph Pringle discusses the Holy Spirit as a person, encourages practical Bible reading without pressure, and highlights the continuity of the gospel from Genesis onward.

This episode is a sermon introducing a new series on Ephesians while focusing on Psalm 84:5-8 to offer hope and strength to Christians experiencing spiritual dryness.

Pastor Joseph Pringle continues a sermon series on becoming vessels for God, focusing on the importance of being poured out for divine purposes, illustrated through the story of Elisha and the widow in 2 Kings 4:1-7.

Pastor Joseph Pringle teaches about being formed as a vessel for God's purposes, using the metaphor of a potter shaping clay from Jeremiah 18 to emphasize spiritual growth through prayer, Scripture, and community.

This episode continues a sermon series on vessels, focusing on how submission and consecration to God prepare believers for good work without disqualification.

This episode introduces a new sermon series called 'Vessels' about preparing to be carriers of God's glory and purpose, while also sharing updates on the global growth of the C3 church movement.

Pastor Steve Burgess opens with C3 Global news from Manila, Basel, South Africa, Uganda, Ghana, and a planned global conference in 2027, then moves into Mark 5 and the title “Lost in Niceness.” He reads the Gerasene demoniac story alongside Ephesians 2, arguing that “the gospel is good news to make dead people live,” not just improve good churchgoers.

Ps Joseph Pringle delivers a Palm Sunday sermon focusing on Jesus's triumphant entry into Jerusalem, emphasizing that He is not just a historical figure but actively present in lives today.

This sermon explores the theme of being uncommon through the lens of Acts 10:15, focusing on Peter's vision where God commands him to eat unclean animals, challenging traditional beliefs and emphasizing that what God redeems is no longer common.

Pastor Phil Pringle delivers a sermon on vision, linking it to the biblical call to 'lift up your eyes' and explore eight key points for spiritual growth.

Pastor Joseph Pringle uses Psalm 100 to frame worship as commands including “make,” “serve,” “enter,” and “give thanks.” He argues that familiarity can make Scripture lose its weight, calling it “one of the enemy’s quietest strategies.” The sermon links active worship with resisting anxiety, grumbling, and emotional withdrawal during hardship.

Pastor Joseph Pringle compares the cross to a paid debt and the resurrection to confirmation that the payment cleared.

"Lift up your eyes" reframes John 4:35 as a call to stop shrinking life around comfort.

Phil Pringle says faith turns a crowd touching Jesus into one person receiving power.