Christ Community Chapel - Hudson Campus

In this teaching, Pastor Zach shares how hope sustains us in seasons of waiting. Through Simeon’s story and the Bible’s redemptive narrative, he encourages us to trust God’s promises, embrace our role in His story, and find hope even when it’s hardest to see.

In this teaching, Pastor Joe discusses the importance of waiting and trusting in God, even during times of silence. God's promises may take generations to fulfill, but He is always faithful. When God finally breaks His silence, it will happen suddenly, be full of surprises, and be absolutely wonderful. Waiting on God is always worth it, as He is working in ways beyond our understanding to fulfill His plans.

In this sermon, Pastor Zach discusses the biblical perspective on waiting and suffering, contrasting it with the usual human approach. Suffering always involves waiting, and waiting is a form of suffering in itself. This leads to a visceral "groaning" response, often expressed in desperate prayers. However, the christian view is that God is aware of our suffering and waiting, and that it occurs in the space between God's promises and their fulfillment. Just as God was faithful to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and sent a redeemer in Moses, He has also provided a greater Redeemer in Jesus Christ, who will ultimately open the door and lead us out of our waiting rooms. Our suffering and waiting are not permanent, and that nothing can separate us from God's love in Christ.

In this sermon, Pastor Joe teaches us that a good church is one where everyone works, imitates faithful examples, and experiences grace and peace. Work is seen as worship and service, not just survival. A thriving church fosters active contribution, shared growth, and love, becoming a place where God's grace flows and peace prevails, even in life's storms.

In this sermon, Pastor Zach explores how a good church has both effective preaching and a congregation living out the call of scripture. This kind of church witnesses personal growth, invites others to share in that goodness, and sees Jesus move in their community. 

In this sermon, Pastor Jimmy explains what scripture reveals about the tribulation and end times, emphasizing how a good church faces these events with hope because of Jesus.

In this message on 2 Thessalonians, Pastor Zach reminds us that a good church is one confident in the righteous judgment of God. 

In this message pastor Joe emphasizes a church grounded in the gospel will embody a culture of respect for leaders, mutual support, and gratitude.

In this message, pastor Sean Sears emphasizes the importance of valuing and loving those farthest from God.

In this sermon, Pastor Zach explores themes from 1 Thessalonians 4:13-5:11, focusing on the certainty of death. While also encouraging believers to live with hope, share their faith, and find comfort in the promise of eternal life with Jesus.

In this sermon, pastor Joe emphasizes the importance of living in alignment with God's teachings by embodying Christian values in everyday actions.

In this sermon, Pastor Zach highlights that a good church, in God's eyes, is marked by life change and a steadfast commitment to Jesus, even through suffering.

This week's message discusses 1 Thessalonians 2:1-16, emphasizing the transformation that happens within us as a result of our growing relationship with Jesus. The Church is responsible for sharing the gospel accurately and in its entirety. Tune in to this week's message as we explore three themes: Kingdom, Change, and Plan.

We were so thankful to welcome Chris Bell as a guest preacher here at Christ Community Chapel. Chris dives into what it means to have freedom in Christ. He gets into the specifics about what it looks like to choose life in Christ.

In this sermon, Pastor Mike encouraged our church to continue to give generously. 

This sermon will explore how a lack of trust in God's provision hinders our generosity. We'll examine how anxiety over money can cripple our willingness to give and how deepening our faith can lead to a more generous, liberated life.

Join us as we explore Matthew 6:19-21, discovering how our hearts are connected to where we place our treasure. This message invites us to refocus on investing in God's kingdom and aligning our hearts with His purpose, becoming a church that reflects His love and commitment.