The Community Church

The parable was one of the most powerful and effective teaching tools employed by Jesus during his ministry. Many of his profound and seemingly complicated messages found comprehension among the most unsophisticated listeners when Jesus addressed them with parables. 

The Good News is that the Bible isn't the work of a single voice or author, but a diverse, Spirit-breathed library of wisdom. Its very humanity is what makes it believable and trustworthy—because through all its voices, it points to one hope: Jesus. 

What if the Bible wasn't meant to give you all the answers—but to help you walk in wisdom? Join us for a sermon series that explores what the Bible really is (and isn't).

In this special episode, we celebrate Community Church’s first-ever Church on the Beach. With worship by the water and more than a dozen baptisms in the lake, it was a powerful morning of faith, community, and new beginnings. 

What if the Bible wasn't meant to give you all the answers — but to help you walk in wisdom? Join us for a sermon series that explores what the Bible really is (and isn't).

What if the Bible wasn't meant to give you all the answers — but to help you walk in wisdom? Join us as we kick off a new series that explores what the Bible really is (and isn't).

The most confusing question for many believers considering being baptized is how being immersed in water in any way resembles the death and resurrection of Jesus, since neither of those events were water-related.

Christian act of worship known as baptism is a believer's declaration of faith in Christ Jesus. The act is considered transformative, symbolizing Jesus' death and resurrection. But is being immersed in water relative to Jesus dying on a cross and emerging from burial in the ground? And in what way is the act transformative? 

This Sunday, we close out our Gumby Jesus sermon series learning about how even Jesus took naps (and how, as followers of Jesus, maybe we should too).

God invites us not to live under, over, from, or even just for Him--but to live WITH Him, every single day. And it starts with worship. 

This Mother's Day, we'll explore ezer kenegdo (helper)--God's powerful and beautiful design for women as co-image bearers and corresponding warriors with men. 

Following Jesus isn't just about Jesus being with you — it's about learning how to take Him with you where you go.

What if we've completely misunderstood our calling? Come discover how Jesus' invitation to follow Him is much different from what you might think. 

Jesus rose from the grave and then made... breakfast for his friends. Come experience what resurrection hope looks like in the everyday. 

Too often the events surrounding the death of Jesus on Good Friday are only superficially acknowledged by believers. Unless we examine that day internalizing the magnitude and enormity of all Jesus suffered prior to his death, can we truly appreciate the victory of eternal life he won for us? 

Faith doesn't fix your circumstances, but it does change how you experience them through the power and beauty of intergenerational relationships. 

Join us as we teach the Gospel of Jesus Christ using the language of Gen Z, which, if you listen closely, sounds almost...ancient.

Often nicknamed "Generation Y" or the "Unluckiest Generation," Millennials should consider a nickname more appropriate to the indomitable spirit which sustains them in their desire and efforts to make a positive impact in the world.

Join us as we dive into the powerful and beautiful story of Naomi and Ruth and how intergenerational faith can change the course of a life, a family, and an entire nation.