CCC Podcasts

This episode is a church service introduction focusing on communion, prayer, and discipleship courses for following Jesus through intimacy, community, and compassion.

A couple discusses how they cultivate joy and delight in their family life by drawing inspiration from their faith and creating simple, playful adventures with their children.

This episode explores how practicing gratitude can help Christians experience genuine joy that transcends circumstances, as part of a teaching series on spiritual growth.

A personal reflection on feeling invigorated and challenged by a recent sermon series on kingdom culture and Jesus' teachings, leading to a renewed sense of purpose in church participation.

The host reflects on losing the ability to remember driving directions without GPS after relying on smartphones, comparing it to using printed maps and instincts in the past.

This episode continues a series on the Sermon on the Mount, focusing on Matthew 7:7-11 about prayer, while also announcing an upcoming fall teaching series on cultivating joy in life and relationships.

A speaker reflects on their personal spiritual journey and growth through experiencing the tangible gospel of Jesus Christ at Christ Community Church since 2003.

This episode explores a biblical passage about trusting in God's provision and avoiding worry over material needs like food and clothing.

This episode connects the Declaration of Independence's reliance on divine providence to Jesus teaching the Lord's Prayer in the Sermon on the Mount as a declaration of dependence on God.

A pastor discusses how societal conflicts mirror Newton's third law of motion, with escalating reactions between groups, and expresses frustration with this destructive cycle.

This episode explores Jesus' teachings in Matthew 5:38-42 on how to respond to evil and mistreatment, challenging listeners to adopt a non-resistant approach aligned with God's values.

This episode explores the topic of anger in modern society through a biblical lens, using a personal iPhone anecdote and insights from a first responder to introduce Jesus' teachings on anger from the Sermon on the Mount.

This episode celebrates Easter with a focus on Jesus' resurrection, featuring an opening prayer and encouragement to engage with the church community through their app.

A speaker uses the contrasting attitudes toward car washing in his marriage as a metaphor to discuss the natural trajectory of human life toward disorder and vulnerability, particularly in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.

This is a live-streamed Good Friday church service featuring communion and a conversational format with pastors, encouraging online participation.

This Palm Sunday message encourages reflection on Jesus' entry into Jerusalem and introduces a teaching series exploring the Kingdom Culture through the Sermon on the Mount.

This episode announces upcoming church activities including discipleship courses on following Jesus and Holy Week events like prayer sessions and Easter services.

This sermon explores Jesus' teachings on prayer from Matthew 6:5-8, focusing on the contrast between public and private prayer and the hidden nature of genuine spiritual connection.

This episode features a church service where the host introduces Jordan's personal testimony about his faith journey and finding meaning after growing up in a religious but unfulfilling environment.

The host explores the human desire for self-sufficiency through personal anecdotes about disliking riddles and observing a toddler's independence, highlighting how life often reminds us of our dependencies.

This is a church service introduction that welcomes attendees, promotes the church's app for resources, and begins with a prayer before transitioning to a message.

This episode is a church service introduction that welcomes listeners, promotes a new app and podcast, and leads into a sermon on the Beatitudes by Pastor KJ.

This episode explores how Christians should live in a divisive modern culture by embracing Jesus' teaching about the kingdom of heaven as a present reality that offers fullness of life through repentance from self-centered living.

This episode announces new live streaming services and a church app, then transitions into a personal reflection on a Mount Everest documentary to draw parallels with spiritual perseverance.

This episode explores why joy seems elusive for Christians despite God's nature, examining scripture and brain science to address the disconnect between biblical teachings and personal experience.

This episode discusses Jesus' teachings in Matthew 7:15-20 about discerning true prophets from false ones, while also previewing an upcoming church series on joy from a biblical perspective.

This episode is a Christian worship session that includes preparation for communion, a prayer inviting Jesus's presence, and an introduction to an upcoming sermon.

This episode discusses the introduction of a new church app aimed at enhancing accessibility and interactivity, while also touching on cultural changes like wearing hats on stage.

This episode is a church service message focusing on the Beatitudes from Matthew chapter 5, encouraging listeners to reflect on Jesus during Palm Sunday week.

The speaker shares a personal story about ordering a brigadeiro cake at a Brazilian restaurant for her anniversary, only to be disappointed when it lacked the authentic ingredient of condensed milk, using this as a teaching illustration about authenticity and expectations.

Two hosts discuss the success and continuation of their online services, emphasizing availability and connection as a pastor.

This episode explores Jesus' teachings on marriage and divorce from Matthew chapters 5-7, addressing the sensitivity and pain surrounding these topics in a Christian context.

This episode explores Jesus' teachings on lust and sexuality from Matthew 5:27-30, contrasting worldly perspectives with biblical principles for aligning personal desires with God's kingdom values.

This episode concludes a six-month teaching series on the Sermon on the Mount, exploring how to live according to Jesus' values in areas like purpose, money, relationships, and anxiety.

This episode explores Jesus' teachings on money and treasure from Matthew 6:19-24, emphasizing how his words offer healing and freedom rather than condemnation.

This episode explores Jesus' teaching on the Bible's importance in the Sermon on the Mount, addressing modern struggles with its relevance and controversial aspects.

This episode introduces a teaching series on rethinking joy from a Christian perspective, challenging shallow understandings like acrostics or simple positive thinking to explore deeper neurological and spiritual dimensions.

This episode explores Jesus' teaching on persecution as a blessing for righteousness from Matthew 5:10-12, part of a series on Kingdom Culture and the Sermon on the Mount.

This episode explores Jesus' teaching from Matthew 5:9 on being peacemakers as part of the Kingdom Culture series, contrasting worldly power with the transformative power of peace in spiritual life.

A pastor discusses how to engage with controversial pop culture events like Lil Nas X's sneaker release by understanding the backstory and connecting with students.

This episode is part of a teaching series called Kingdom Culture, focusing on Jesus' sermon in Matthew chapters 5-7 to explore what it means to be a peacemaker and align with Jesus' kingdom rather than the world's.

The podcast announces a successful child sponsorship initiative for children in Colique, Peru, and introduces a new teaching series addressing current societal issues from a Christian perspective.

This message explores how Christians should live with gentleness in a divisive culture, drawing from Jesus' teachings in the Sermon on the Mount about experiencing God's blessing through kingdom living.

A speaker shares a story about a young friend's intimidating experience giving a sermon at a pastor's conference to illustrate the pressure of public speaking in religious contexts.

This episode celebrates a church's international training event and introduces a sermon series on Jesus' teachings in Matthew, emphasizing the call to be followers rather than just fans.

This episode concludes a three-week series on 'The Gaze That Transforms,' focusing on biblical imaging as a tool to experience Jesus more deeply.

A pastor shares his personal journey of estrangement and reconciliation with his father, connecting it to themes of forgiveness and healing through faith.

This episode explores how to find genuine joy independent of circumstances through integrating neuroscience and biblical teachings, emphasizing joy as relational rather than material.

This episode announces the launch of a new Christ Community app, detailing its features for teaching, events, and community engagement, while reassuring all members of its accessibility.

The host reflects on audience engagement, sharing a story about a listener who tunes in at 4 a.m.

A guided prayer asks listeners to hand an imagined burden to Jesus and hear, "I love you. You belong to me. I am with you."

In week two of a three-week series, a Christ Community pastor teaches "biblical imaging," which uses the mind's capacity to picture scripture, and bases it on David's "gaze on the beauty of the Lord" in Psalm 27:4.

CCC Podcasts presents Pastor Alan's teaching on biblical imaging, a practice linked to Psalm 27's instruction to "gaze on the beauty of the Lord." The sermon argues that mental images shaped by family history, church experience, and past wounds can make God feel distant even when Christians know the correct Bible verses.

The pastor opens a three-week series by asking how believers can engage the spiritual part of themselves, noting that year-end giving cut the church's budget gap from 22% behind to 5%.

The CCC Podcasts broadcast frames hospitality through Genesis 1, where God separates darkness, light, sky, sea, and land to create habitable space.

Christ Community's "The Secret-Full Service" addresses anxiety, isolation, and disrupted routines during the COVID-19 pandemic.

CCC Podcasts' Mother's Day service connects Philippians 4:8-9 with practical ways to cultivate peace during COVID-19 and other personal storms.