11|28 Community Church

Every season brings change and sometimes that change makes us wonder what’s next. But Jesus offers a simple invitation that cuts through all the complexity: “Follow me.” In this message, Mike looks at the stories of Peter, Matthew, Philip, and Nathanael and discovers that following Jesus doesn’t require having everything figured out. It begins with a decision to get up and take a step toward Him. Because eventually, following Jesus becomes visible. For some, that next step might be baptism—a ...

What if the Prodigal Son isn’t just about one lost son? In the final message of our Divine Stories series, Nick Galezewski takes us into Luke 15 and shows us the story of two lost sons and one extraordinary Father. One son runs away through rebellion. The other stays home but becomes lost in resentment and self-righteousness. And the Father? He goes after both. Whether you’ve wandered far from God or grown distant while staying close, the Father’s grace is calling you home. Nick reminds us t...

After six weeks of exploring Jesus’ parables in our Divine Stories series, we come to one of His most challenging stories: the Parable of the Wedding Banquet in Matthew 22. It’s a powerful picture of God’s grace: we don’t earn our way into the Kingdom. The invitation is better than we deserve, and God simply says, “Come.” But the story also reminds us that we can’t enter on our own terms or wearing our own righteousness. The question isn’t, “Am I good enough for heaven?” The question is, “Am ...

Who really is your neighbor? In a world divided by differences, Jesus’ story of the Good Samaritan calls us to a radical, boundary-breaking kind of love. Pastor Ed Cook explores Luke 10:25-37 as we discover what it truly means to show mercy and compassion to those around us, especially to those who are different from us. In this message, you’ll learn: Why Jesus told this story in response to a question about eternal lifeHow our definition of “neighbor” can limit or expand our impactThe surpri...

Too often we blend in, stay quiet, or keep our relationship with God private because we're afraid of what others might think. But Jesus invites us to live differently, to let our lives point people toward Him. In part four of our series, Divine Stories, you'll discover what it really means to let your light shine, why your everyday conversations and actions matter, and how God can use ordinary people to make an extraordinary impact. Whether you're struggling with fear, comfort, or simply wond...