Christ Community Church of Vina

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Christ Community Church of Vina exists to glorify God through the preaching of Christ in the power of the Spirit. We are a Bible-believing, Bible-preaching community devoted to the extension of Christ's Lordship over all the earth. Check out our sermons and contact us with any questions! Check back every week for new messages. We meet every Sunday, 10:30AM @ 26370 5th St, Vina, CA 96092 cccvina@gmail.com 209-268-8063 (call or text!)

  1. May 13

    Order in the House - Christ's Headship of the Church and Family

    In this Mother’s Day message, Pastor Chris reflects on Martin Luther’s early actions in the Reformation and the remarkable grace he showed toward church leaders, even as he challenged serious errors. Drawing from Colossians, Ephesians, and Hebrews, we see the biblical convictions that shaped Luther’s respect for the authority placed above him. Scripture teaches that Christ Himself has established every sphere of authority—family, church, and government—and that when we serve the leaders He has set over us, we are ultimately serving Him (Col. 3:24). Because Christ is the One who orders His world, He calls His people to reflect that same orderliness in our homes and in our churches, with everything done in love. As we honored mothers today, we recognized the unique and God‑given role they play in shaping that order—nurturing, guiding, and building households where Christ’s love is learned and lived. Through their faithful labor, we see a living picture of the gracious, ordered care God intends for His people.

    40 min

  2. May 7

    Suffering Outside the Camp - Hebrews 13:8-16

    Pastor Chris walks us through what it means to suffer with Christ outside the camp.

    46 min

  3. Apr 21

    Hebrews 13:1-8: Loving the body, from the body

    Speaker: Pastor Chris Dotson April 19, 2026 Passages referenced (in order): Hebrews 13:1-8; Hebrews 10:32-34, 1 Corinthians 12:26-27; Colossians 1:24, John 15:12-13, Colossians 1:18, Matthew 25:35-40 Three Key Points: 1. “As members of Christ's body, our love becomes an extension of Christ’s own—His ministry of giving Himself for the Church still moving through us.” 2. “Every act of love toward the body is an act of love toward its Head.” Summary/Conclusion The same Christ who loved the church by giving Himself for her, still actively loves the church through you. He calls us to love Him by loving one another. View your love to one another as an offering at His feet. He also receives love through the love you show to fellow members of the Body of Christ. The same body that shows love is the one that receives it. This brings new meaning of “Love your neighbor as yourself”, which is quoted from Lev 19:18 eight times in the New Testament.

    44 min

  4. Feb 5

    Hebrews 10:1-18 - Balance to the Gospel - Part 1

    We’re beginning a two‑week journey through Hebrews 10, using the image of a set of scales to illustrate the gospel’s necessary equilibrium. Today we’re looking at verses 1–18—the first side of the scale—which proclaims salvation apart from works. Here the author contrasts the Old Covenant’s continual sacrifices with the once‑for‑all, perfect sacrifice of Christ.Next week, we’ll turn to verses 19–39 to see how the other side of the scale brings balance: those who have been redeemed cannot persist in deliberate sin. The gospel holds both truths together—grace that saves completely and a transformed life that bears witness to that salvation.Scripture References: (Primary Text: Hebrews 10:1-18) Matthew 5:48; Genesis 6:9; Hebrews 7:28; Exodus 12:5; John 4:34; John 4:13-14; Exodus 16; Jeremiah 31; Ezekiel 36; Romans 6-7; 1 John 3Key Points / Exposition1. The Law: Shadow, Not Substance (Heb 10:1-4)• The Mosaic Law (moral, ceremonial, civil) was only “a shadow of the good things to come,” incapable of perfecting worshipers.• Neither the quantity nor the quality of animal sacrifices could cleanse the conscience or remove sin.• Annual offerings served as perpetual reminders of sin, leaving both God’s justice and human hearts unsatisfied.2. Understanding “Perfection” (Teleios)• Greek teleios appears in Heb 10 and Matt 5:48; English “perfect” can mislead.• Septuagint usage (Gen 6:9; Ex 12:5) shows teleios cannot mean morally flawless.• Likewise, in Heb 7:28 Jesus is “made teleios” (consecrated) as high priest; He was never morally deficient.• Thus, Heb 10 promises completeness in Christ, not sinless perfection in our flesh.3. Christ, the Prepared Body (Heb 10:5-10; Ps 40)• Quoting Psalm 40, the writer reveals God never truly desired animal blood; He prepared a body for His Son.• Jesus came declaring, “Behold, I have come to do Your will” (John 4:34).• His obedience replaces all earlier sacrifices, doing away with the first covenant to establish the new.4. The Seated High Priest (Heb 10:11-13)• OT priests stood continually—no chair in the Tabernacle—symbolizing unfinished work.• Christ offered “one sacrifice for sins forever” and sat down at God’s right hand, signifying completed atonement and royal authority.• He now waits until every enemy becomes His footstool.5. Perfected Yet Being Sanctified (Heb 10:14)• Single offering “has perfected” (completed) believers’ standing, while we are still “being sanctified” (present process).• Balances objective completion with ongoing growth.6. New-Covenant Assurance (Heb 10:15-18)• Where forgiveness is final, “there is no longer any offering for sin”; further sacrifices are both needless and offensive.• Believers now serve from love, not legal obligation.Major Lessons & Revelations• When God gave Israel Manna (Exodus 16), it instructed Israel of human hunger that God would satisfy and complete man. • The daily Manna was to be understood as the Law of God which would need daily attending, but the Sabbath each week pointed toward a total rest when Christ came.• Jesus’ once-for-all sacrifice fulfills God’s will, secures eternal forgiveness, and inaugurates internal transformation.• Christian life holds a tension: completed status before God and progressive sanctification in daily practice.Practical Application• Rest your conscience in Christ’s finished work; stop trying to “add sacrifices” of self-effort for acceptance.• Pursue daily sanctification—die to sin, live to righteousness—because you are already complete in Him.• Serve and give to God out of love under the new commandment, not out of ceremonial obligation.

    38 min

  5. 09/22/2025

    Anxious For Nothing

    This sermon was preached from Philippians 4:8-9 by Dave Wagner on the Lord's Day: September 21st, 2025. For more information, visit, comment below, or contact us! You can email cccvina@gmail.com or text/call 209-268-8063. We meet every Sunday, 10:30AM @ 26370 5th Street, Vina, CA 96092.

    29 min

  6. 09/14/2025

    In Honor of Charlie

    This sermon was preached from various passages by Dave Wagner on the Lord's Day: September 14th, 2025. For more information, visit, comment below, or contact us! You can email cccvina@gmail.com or text/call 209-268-8063. We meet every Sunday, 10:30AM @ 26370 5th Street, Vina, CA 96092.

    30 min

  7. 09/08/2025

    Demas & Mark

    This sermon was preached from Colossians 4:7-18 by Dave Wagner on the Lord's Day: September 7th, 2025. For more information, visit, comment below, or contact us! You can email cccvina@gmail.com or text/call 209-268-8063. We meet every Sunday, 10:30AM @ 26370 5th Street, Vina, CA 96092.

    35 min

  8. 09/07/2025

    Evangelism & Power by Prayer

    This sermon was preached from Colossians 4:2-6 by Dave Wagner on the Lord's Day: August 31st, 2025. For more information, visit, comment below, or contact us! You can email cccvina@gmail.com or text/call 209-268-8063. We meet every Sunday, 10:30AM @ 26370 5th Street, Vina, CA 96092.

    42 min
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Christ Community Church of Vina exists to glorify God through the preaching of Christ in the power of the Spirit. We are a Bible-believing, Bible-preaching community devoted to the extension of Christ's Lordship over all the earth. Check out our sermons and contact us with any questions! Check back every week for new messages. We meet every Sunday, 10:30AM @ 26370 5th St, Vina, CA 96092 cccvina@gmail.com 209-268-8063 (call or text!)

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