Ccc Sermons

In this sermon, Pastor Marc preaches on the rest of chapter two of Deuteronomy and all of chapter three where we learn that God is kind to give us proofs along with His promises.

Listen to Pastor Marc share how the Father giving gifts to others should grow our anticipation for the gifts we know He will grant to us.

Listen to Pastor Marc share how remembering our past rebellion can be a surprising source of wisdom.

In this first sermon from Deuteronomy, Pastor Marc shares about the context and content of the book, which is a “Farewell Address” from Moses to the nation of Israel. In it we learn that each generation of God’s people needs God’s old words applied to their current context.

In this final sermon from our “Values” series, Pastor Marc preaches from John 15:4-5 about our dependence upon Christ. May our dependence upon Christ lead us to be prayerful, flexible, and thankful as a church.

In this sermon, Pastor Marc preaches on Psalm 16 which reveals to us what joy is, where joy is found, how joy is granted, and how joy is maintained in our lives.

In this sermon, Pastor Marc preaches from 1 Peter 1:13-19 as we come to our 5th “value” in this sermon series: Godliness. In this text, we see that we should pursue godliness in our own lives and promote godliness in the lives of others.

Listen to this sermon in our series entitled “values” where Pastor Marc preaches on our fourth value of “family” from Matthew 12:46-50. From this text, we see the importance and priority of being part of the spiritual family of God as believers and how that effects our life as a local church.

In this sermon from 1 John 4:7-12, Pastor Marc exhorts us to “love the beloved.” As those who have been loved by God, we are called to show that love to fellow believers. Listen to hear how the life of our church should be marked by love in very practical ways.

In this sermon, the second in our “Values” series, Pastor Marc preaches from John 17:17 about truth and how it should mark the life of our church. Our maturity, ministry, and mission must all be grounded in the truth of Scripture.

In this first sermon in our series called “Values,” Pastor Marc shares about the nature of God’s grace toward us in Christ, and how that should lead us to be gracious in our life together as a church.

In this sermon from Luke 2:1-20, Pastor Marc shares the birth narrative of Jesus–focusing particularly on his mother Mary, and how she sought to “treasure up” the things she was experiencing, as fuel for future faith. He shares about how we should follow in her footsteps, both remembering and recounting the works of God that we personally experience.

In this sermon, Pastor Marc recounts Mary’s visit to Elizabeth and her prayer, known historically as the Magnificat. Focusing particularly on her closing words, we see that we can trust God’s promises not because we remember them, but because He does.

In this sermon, Pastor Marc kicks off our Advent series called “Hindsight.” Preaching from Psalm 77, he shares from the experience of Asaph, explaining that “when the present brings confusion, and the future raises concern, the past provides clarity.”

Pastor Marc preaches the final installment in our Daniel series, walking us through the book’s conclusion. The angelic visitor tells Daniel about what to expect at the time of the end: the rise of the Antichrist, the resurrection of the dead, and the resolve of the faithful. And then he leaves Daniel with a reassurance that some day he will “rest” and “stand in his allotted place.”

In this sermon, Pastor Marc unpacks Daniel 11, where an angel tells Daniel (with incredible accuracy) what is going to take place in the centuries to follow. The angel’s message speaks to us in our ignorance, our fear, and our weakness as God’s people.

In this sermon, Pastor Marc unpacks Daniel 10, in which an angel visits an aging Daniel. The angel’s message helps us see that our spiritual enemies are strong, but that our prayers are effective in fighting against them.

There are few things more difficult in life than experiencing the death of a loved one or friend who is young. In this sermon, Pastor Marc shares the heart of Christ for those who are walking through this grief.

Living as exiles in this hostile culture can be full of stress and uncertainty. How do we handle that? Well, even though the Christian life might be hard, it’s not complicated. Like Daniel, we find hope by 1) reading God’s Word, 2) praying to the God of the Word and 3) trusting in the plan of God.

We have already observed a pattern of suffering at the hands of the rulers of this world throughout Daniel’s life, and in Daniel 8, God gives Daniel a vision of more to come. As we look toward Christ’s return, how should we view suffering and the kings of this world?