Christ Community Church - Shawnee Campus - SUNDAY MESSAGES Christ Community, an Evangelical Free Church

King Solomon, son of David, starts his reign with incredible wisdom and accomplishments: a magnificent temple, booming trade, and fair government. But was that his true legacy?  This video explores Solomon's rise and fall, how his worship turned away from God, and the importance of lasting faithfulness.
You'll discover:-Solomon's impressive achievements as king-The turning point in his leadership-Why his legacy is more than just accomplishments-How your worship shapes who you are remembered as
1 Kgs. 2:1-10; 3:5-14; 8:54-61;11:4-6 // Paul Brandes
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24.06.02

Romans 8:28-30 // Paul Brandes
Have you ever wrestled with a passage of scripture, struggling to believe it in the midst of personal pain? Join us as we explore the deep and often misinterpreted verses of Romans 8:28-30, reflecting on how God works all things together for good. 
We’ll look at  well-meaning misapplications of this scripture as  we delve into what "good" truly means in God’s eyes. This message offers a fresh, compassionate understanding: God isn’t causing our suffering but promises to use it, turning our groans into glory. Discover how this powerful truth can transform our perspective on suffering and invite us into deeper intimacy with God.
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24.05.19

Romans 8:26-27 // Paul Brandes
When was the last time you were left speechless by grief, disappointment, loneliness, frustration?
Maybe you paced aimlessly: I just don’t know what to say. Maybe you struggled to know how to express your feelings, or maybe you even struggled to know what exactly it was you were feeling! Maybe you didn’t know what to pray, or how to pray, or even feel like you could pray. What are we supposed to do when we no longer have words?
Paul’s answer might surprise you. Because it’s less about what we do and more about what God does. What God is already  doing. Even when all we can do is groan, God reminds us that: We never groan alone.
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24.05.12

Romans 8:18-25 // Paul Brandes
When we are in the midst of suffering, it can seem difficult to imagine the Christian life is worth it. How can we have hope and what does hope look like for the follower of Jesus in this world as we wait on Christ’s return?
Join us as we continue to explore God's robust rescue for a life with him as we walk through Romans. 
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24.05.05

Romans 8:12-17 // John Daigle

 We have left God, abused his grace and run after things and idols we thought would bring happiness and belonging. But while we were a long way off God ran after us, hugged us, kissed us, and welcomed us home. He has clothed us and thrown a party for us. We are no longer prodigal sons and daughters. We are no longer slaves of unrighteousness. We are welcomed home as children of God. We are back in the family with a full and rich inheritance.

God loves you. He is for you. He has gone to great lengths to rescue you. He calls you his own and has gifted you with a great inheritance. Please don’t leave here today without seeing the great love God has for you.

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24.04.28

Romans 8: 5-13 // Brooks Nesse
In order for something to truly die, it has to be cut off from its source of life. Which means we have to learn how to make room for the Spirit to access the deepest roots of our fleshly desires. We have to learn how to create space to be aware of where the Spirit is trying to access so we can keep up with him and let him in. And it’s going to take time, right? Change takes time. It takes time to kill this stuff that is deeply ingrained in us. And the Enemy is working to keep us living according to the flesh, so we have some resistance. What we have to do is discern where the Spirit is trying to work on us and rely on His presence and power in our daily, ordinary lives. The best practice for creating space for the Spirit to reach the roots of your heart is prayer. Remember, He lives in you. He speaks to you. So take time this week in prayer to ask him for guidance, to help you see what needs to be killed and where the source of life needs to be cut off. 
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24. 04. 21