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Message-Based Study Guides
Grow deeper in applying God's Word and living out Sunday's message
January 11, 2026
The Festival of Firstfruits
Rev. Dr. Billy Burch
Main Idea:
As the calendar turns, we gather with fresh hope and open hands, asking what it might look like to draw closer to God in the year ahead. This Sunday’s message invites us to reset our rhythms, remember God’s faithfulness, and step into habits that form our hearts toward Him, one day at a time.
January 4, 2026
God First in Everything You Do
Rev. Dr. Billy Burch
Main Idea:
As the calendar turns, we gather with fresh hope and open hands, asking what it might look like to draw closer to God in the year ahead. This Sunday’s message invites us to reset our rhythms, remember God’s faithfulness, and step into habits that turn our hearts toward Him, one day at a time.
December 21, 2025
The Gift
Rev. Dr. Billy Burch
Main Idea:
A confused King Solomon asked God for discernment. The beggar Bartimaeus shouted for Jesus to end his blindness. Each man had faith in God and knew what he wanted, and our Lord gave them gifts: wisdom for Solomon and eyesight for Bartimaeus. The first Christmas revealed the miracle of God’s presence among us, a profound eternal gift for those who ask for it in faith.
November 30, 2025
Care Like Jesus
Adam Udinski
Main Idea:
We are in our third week of “Care Like Jesus”. As we look to Scripture to understand how to care for our peers, the generation after us, and the generation before us, each week we will challenge ourselves to pause and ask: “Who in my life is God calling me to care for? “ Together, we’ll learn how to love others with the same selfless, intentional care that Jesus shows us.
November 23, 2025
Care Like Jesus
Rev. Scott Allen
Main Idea:
We are in our second week of “Care Like Jesus”. As we look to Scripture to understand how to care for our peers, the generation before us, and the generation behind us, each week will challenge ourselves to pause and ask: “Who in my life is God calling me to care for? “ Together, we’ll learn how to love others with the same selfless, intentional care that Jesus shows us.
November 16, 2025
Care Like Jesus
Henry Hutchinson
Main Idea:
To fulfill the “law of Christ,” according to Galatians 6:2, we should bear or carry each other’s burdens. We each have spiritual, emotional and physical burdens of all kinds. We all need to be cared for and to care for others. Believers in Jesus have a responsibility to show up and recognize each other’s burdens and to meet the needs that we see.
November 9, 2025
All Together Now
Rev. Dr. Billy Burch
Main Idea:
If one thing is true about people, it is that we are relational at our core. God made us that way. He created within us the capacity to relate to Him and others, keeping love at the forefront. With that said, the life we live is best done with the support, synergy, and mutual encouragement of ‘one another.’ That is squarely what CCC is all about and we are grateful that we get to do this all together! Today as we conclude the “All Together Now” series, let’s reflect on why God has made us this way, and what we are called to do as His people.
October 26, 2025
All Together Now
Rev. Dr. Billy Burch
Main Idea:
We come together as Christians to praise and worship God. We are called to be “All Together Now” as we grow in God, serve Him and share in fellowship together. Church is a gathering of believers, we are a “Flock”, “Body”, “Temple”, “Priesthood”, “Branches”.
October 19, 2025
From Brokenness to Blessing
Adam Udinski
Main Idea:
As humans, we are all broken, but God is nearby (see Jeremiah 23:23). He listens and meets our needs big and small (Matthew 6:26-30) and uses us in the lives of others to build His kingdom. The book of Ruth demonstrates all this and more in the beautiful story of Naomi, Ruth and Boaz, the kinsman-redeemer. Together, they preserve the family in Bethlehem that will produce King David and Jesus the Messiah.
September 28, 2025
Who Is God?
Rev. Dr. Billy Burch
Main Idea:
We all experience wins and losses in our lives. Losses include personal, professional and financial setbacks, ended relationships, and grief. Loss is painful and exposes us to our need for God. The good news is that God is always there for us.
September 21, 2025
Who Is God?
Rev. Dr. Billy Burch
Main Idea:
Who is God? And can we truly know Him? We try to envision Him, sometimes even to the point of contorting Him to fit into our box. Because of our limited imagination, we can fail to grasp a limitless God. A God who is three distinct Persons but yet One. Not only a Father, but a Son and a Holy Spirit. But can we truly know who God is? Can we relate to Him and trust Him the way a child trusts a father? As deep cries to deep, we all long to connect with our Creator.
September 14, 2025
Who Is God?
Rev. Dr. Billy Burch
Main Idea:
Who is God? And can we truly know Him? We try to envision Him, sometimes even to the point of contorting Him to fit into our box. Because of our limited imagination, we can fail to grasp a limitless God. A God who is three distinct Persons but yet One. Not only a Father, but a Son and a Holy Spirit. But can we truly know who God is? Can we relate to Him and trust Him the way a child trusts a father? As deep cries to deep, we all long to connect with our Creator.
September 7, 2025
Who Is God?
Rev. Dr. Billy Burch
Main Idea:
Who is God? And can we truly know Him? We try to envision Him, sometimes even to the point of contorting Him to fit into our box. Because of our limited imagination, we can fail to grasp a limitless God. A God who is 3 distinct Persons but yet One. Not only a Father, but a Son and a Holy Spirit. But can we truly know who God is? Can we relate to Him and trust Him the way a child trusts a father? As deep cries to deep, we all long to connect with our Creator.
August 24, 2025
In Christ: Paul's Letter to the Ephesians
Rev. Dr. Billy Burch
Main Idea:
We have been studying the book of Ephesians and what it means to live “in Christ.” Today, as we are wrapping up our summer series and concluding Paul’s closing thoughts, what has stood out to you about our time in Ephesians?
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