The Way of Christ and His Apostles—How Do We Change the World?
The Church in America is struggling. Attendance is down. Impact is low. Should we change? Should we care? Is it too late for America? Is there nothing left but God’s judgment? Or, is there hope? We believe God has an incredibly wise plan for America (and the world) and there is always hope. Our culture and our times present God's people with an exciting opportunity! This message explains how we at CBC are trying to live out the way of Christ and His Apostles.
The Way of Christ and His Apostles—Changing the World!
The Church in America is struggling. Attendance is down. Impact is low. Should we change? Should we care? Is it too late for America? Is there nothing left but God’s judgment? Or, is there hope? We believe God has an incredibly wise plan for America (and the world) and there is always hope. Our culture and our times present God's people with an exciting opportunity! This message explains how we understand the way of Christ and His Apostles.
State of the Church Service
All about CBC—past, present and future. Includes financial report, but is mostly about our vision—what we believe God is doing in our midst and how we need to work with Him.
Welcome!
Recent Posts
- Who Is Jesus? (Gospel of Matthew)
- God Has Spoken! (New Testament Overview)
- Philemon—Forgiveness Applied
- The Family Series: Connect, Grow, Serve
- The Family Series: A Family of Families
Categories
- Can We Trust the Bible?
- Discovering God's Will
- His Story—From Genesis to Revelation
- Special Messages
- Special Worship Services
- The Cross
- The Family
- The Feasts of Israel
- The Way of Christ and His Apostles
Tags
Community Bible Church
- The “Jesus” Film
- Trust in the Lord (Sunday, August 29, 2010)
- Your Money Map (Biblical Finances Course)
- A Laborer is Worthy of His Wages (Sunday, August 22, 2010)
- Are you spiritually mature?
Pastor’s Blog – Keep Your Head
- Thirsty, Part 3: Draw Near
- An Email from a Lesbian—Part 1
- Suppose He finds you!
- Don’t think immigration reform matters?
- Thirsty, Part 2: The Monstrous Substitution