C3 Church Sermon Podcast

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The official weekly sermon podcast from C3 Church, led by Pastors Matthew and Angel Anderson. Tune in to receive life-giving, Spirit-led messages preached live from our Ellsworth, WI and Hudson, WI locations. Grow in your faith and be encouraged as we explore the Word of God, driven by our mission to guide you in BELONGING to the family of God and BECOMING all that He created you to be!

  1. Sep 9

    The Right Heart In A Bad Situation - Pastor Tyrone Jones

    The Right Heart in Difficult Times Exploring David's resilience and character amidst challenges. In a world where our responses can define us, Tyrone Jones' message reminds us of the power of character and the heart we carry through life's storms. A Warm Welcome Tyrone, speaking from Wisconsin for the first time, shares his heartfelt gratitude for the warm reception from the Hudson campus. He expresses excitement over his journey, noting the warm connections he’s developing with fellow pastors and their congregations. The Heart of the Matter Tyrone introduces his message titled "The Right Heart in a Bad Situation," drawing from the story of David in 1 Samuel. He emphasizes that God looks at the heart, not outward appearances. This becomes a pivotal lesson as Tyrone explores how David maintained his integrity amidst the madness of King Saul. "Don’t let someone else’s sin determine who you become." — Tyrone Jones Navigating Jealousy and Pride Tyrone paints a vivid picture of the challenges David faced with Saul, who let pride and jealousy cloud his judgment. As Saul became increasingly suspicious and fearful of David's growing fame, Tyrone highlights the dangers of allowing such emotions to dictate our actions. He warns, "Pride is the gateway drug of the soul," stressing its ability to lead us down a path of destruction. The narrative serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of guarding our hearts and maintaining our character, even when others around us are faltering. Faithfulness in Secrecy A crucial takeaway from Tyrone's message is the idea that faithfulness in secret is what God values most. David did not seek the spotlight; he played for the Lord, showing that true worship happens away from the eyes of men. "When you do those things that are faithful and secret, God knows where you are." — Tyrone Jones Overcoming Adversity The story of David's rise amid Saul's hostility teaches us about resilience. Tyrone encourages listeners to reflect on their own lives, particularly how they handle conflicts with those they are loyal to. He emphasizes that refusing revenge and bitterness is vital for personal growth and integrity. As Tyrone concludes his message, he leaves us with the assurance that no one can thwart God's blessings on His chosen ones, encouraging us to trust in divine timing and goodness. Reflection In times of turmoil, may we aspire to embody the right heart as David did, allowing our actions to reflect grace rather than retaliation. Tyrone's insights remind us that character is forged in the fires of adversity.

    The Right Heart In A Bad Situation - Pastor Tyrone Jones

  2. Sep 1

    Church On A Mission: Mission Of Blessing - Pastor Mylon Anderson (Hudson Campus)

    A House of Miracles: Believing in Provision and Healing Exploring faith, healing, and divine provision in our lives. In this heartfelt session, Mylon Anderson invites listeners to explore the profound themes of faith, healing, and the belief in divine provision. His words resonate deeply, reminding us that in our moments of need, we can find solace and strength in our faith. The Power of Worship Mylon opens with a spirit of worship, declaring, "You are worthy to be praised. We never grow tired of saying that we give." This sets the tone for a space filled with reverence and gratitude, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging the divine in our lives. Trusting in Divine Provision Throughout the session, Mylon reinforces the message that God provides for us. He passionately sings, "Everything I need, I know that. My father has it, every single time the Lord will provide." This repetition reminds us that in our struggles, we must trust that our needs will be met. A House of Miracles Mylon speaks of a transformative place where miracles happen. He encourages listeners to believe in the power of prayer, stating, "This is a house of miracles. We bring everything to the feet of Jesus." This declaration invites us into a mindset of expectation and hope. Strengthening Our Faith As Mylon leads the congregation in prayer, he emphasizes the need to strengthen our faith. He prompts, "Would you start to speak out loud the prayers that you need in this place?" This invitation to vocalize our needs is a powerful reminder of the importance of community and shared faith in our healing journeys. Conclusion In closing, Mylon reflects on the healing that comes through faith, stating, "By your wounds, we are healed." These powerful words encapsulate the essence of the session, encouraging all to lean into their faith and trust in the divine.

    Church On A Mission: Mission Of Blessing - Pastor Mylon Anderson (Hudson Campus)

  3. Sep 1

    Living on Mission: The Blessings That Flow Through Us - Pastor Matthew Anderson (Ellsworth Campus)

    Exploring the deep mission of blessing and its impact on our lives. This week, Pastor Matthew Anderson dives into the powerful theme of blessing as we conclude our series on living on mission. The Call to Blessing Pastor Matt opens with an invitation to reflect on what blessing truly means in our lives. He reminds us that God is the source of all blessings, beginning with His covenant with Abraham. In Genesis 12:1-3, God tells Abraham, "I will bless you and make your name great, so that you will be a blessing." This establishes a profound principle — blessings are not merely for personal gain but are intended to be shared, creating a ripple effect of goodness in the world. Understanding Our Mission As we navigate through life, Pastor Matt emphasizes the importance of understanding our divine mission. "Nothing is worse than not knowing your mission and purpose," he shares, highlighting how clarity can transform our lives. The mission to bless others is a cornerstone of our faith, urging us to be conduits of God's love and provision. The Nature of Blessing Many people have a distorted view of blessings, often equating them solely with material wealth. Pastor Matt challenges this notion, stating, "Blessing is more than just money; it is the favor of God upon our lives." He encourages us to embrace a broader understanding, recognizing blessings as encompassing peace, wisdom, opportunity, and purpose. A Legacy of Blessing The pastor reminds us that blessings are meant to pass through us to others. In Galatians 3:8-9, we see the continuation of this mission: "In you shall all nations be blessed." Our lives, when aligned with God’s purpose, leave a legacy that impacts generations. God Desires to Bless Us Finally, Pastor Matt reassures us of God’s desire to bless His people. He reminds us that "God approached Abraham, not the other way around." This highlights the truth that blessing is God's idea, and it flows from His love for us. As we conclude this series, let’s carry forward the mission of blessing in our lives. How can you be a blessing this week? Follow us on Social Media Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/C3ChurchWI Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/c3church.us/ Subscribe to receive our latest messages: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfsI... To support this ministry and help us continue to reach people all around the world click here: https://c3churchus.churchcenter.com/giving See what God can do when you Belong and Become. This is the vision of C3 Church, led by Pastor Matthew Anderson, based in Ellsworth and Hudson, WI. —— Stay Connected Website: https://www.c3church.us/ Living on Mission: The Blessings That Flow Through Us

    Living on Mission: The Blessings That Flow Through Us - Pastor Matthew Anderson (Ellsworth Campus)

  4. Aug 25

    The Mission Of The Word Of God - Pastor Matthew Anderson (Hudson Campus)

    Finding Strength and Hope in Faith A journey through worship and heartfelt prayer. In a heartfelt session led by Matthew Anderson, the power of faith and worship shines through as attendees are invited to stand and worship together. The atmosphere is filled with a sense of unity and devotion, creating a space where personal struggles can be lifted up in prayer. Embracing His Promises Matthew shares a poignant message centered on the unwavering promises of God, reminding us that "If you said it, I'll believe it. I've seen how good it works." This declaration of faith encourages listeners to trust in God's word, reinforcing that His love and grace are always enough. The Firm Foundation Reflecting on the stability that faith provides, Matthew states, "I've never been more glad that I put my faith in Jesus, and he's never let me down." This sentiment resonates deeply, especially in times of uncertainty. It emphasizes that our faith acts as a firm foundation, even when the world around us seems to be shaking. A Call to Unity in Worship As the worship continues, Matthew encourages everyone to acknowledge God's presence, saying, "One moment in the presence of God can change everything." The atmosphere shifts as prayers are lifted, inviting a collective yearning for spiritual connection and strength. Trusting in God's Plan Matthew draws from Psalm 25, urging attendees to place their trust in the Lord: "In you, Lord, I put my trust. I trust in you." This scripture serves as a powerful reminder that no one who hopes in God will ever be put to shame. It speaks to the assurance that comes from surrendering our worries and fears to a higher purpose. Living for His Glory In a passionate declaration, Matthew insists that our lives should reflect God's goodness. He states, "Our whole life, let it be for your glory." This powerful statement encourages listeners to view their experiences, both joyful and challenging, through the lens of faith and purpose. As we reflect on Matthew's words, may we find encouragement in the truth that we are not accidents in this life but are made on purpose and for a purpose. For those seeking deeper connection and understanding, this episode is a beautiful reminder of the strength found in faith and community.

    The Mission Of The Word Of God - Pastor Matthew Anderson (Hudson Campus)

  5. Aug 25

    The Mission Of God's Word - Pastor Angel Anderson (Ellsworth Campus)

    The Mission of God's Word: Insights and Reflections Exploring the power and purpose of Scripture in our lives. Good morning, C3 family. As we gather on this beautiful morning, it's a time to reflect on the mission of the Word of God. Today’s message reminds us of the importance of having the Scriptures in our lives and the purpose they serve not only for us but for generations to come. The Importance of Scripture Angel Anderson emphasizes the need for every member of our C3 family to have access to a Bible. If you’re in need of a physical copy, be sure to visit guest services today. This is not just a book; it is a guiding light for our lives. "This book or this word will be written for generations to come, that a people yet to be created may praise the Lord." — Pastor Angel Anderson This profound insight underlines why we must engage with the Scriptures daily. It is a testimony to God’s faithfulness and a record of His promises. Mission Splatter: Staying Focused In our lives, we may experience what Angel calls "mission splatter" — distractions that lead us away from what God intends for us. One way this occurs is when individuals use the Word to validate their actions rather than to reflect and examine their hearts. This misuse can dilute the true mission of the Word. Angel encourages us to ask: What is the true mission of God's Word? It is not merely to win arguments or point fingers but to guide us and help us know God better. Power and Purpose of God's Word The Scriptures are described as inspired by God, meant to teach, correct, and equip us for every good work. Angel highlights that God’s Word carries a specific purpose — it is not passive. "If God says it in His Word, you can take it to the bank. It will happen." — Angel Anderson When we engage with the Word, we are not just reading; we are participating in a transformative process that God has set in motion for our lives. Personal Application So how do we apply these truths? It begins with exposure. God's Word needs us to be exposed to it; it doesn’t need our help to work. Angel reminds us that: - Our faith grows by hearing the Word. - The Word of God is personal; it must become your own before it can effectively impact your life. Let’s ensure that we approach the Scriptures not as a mere obligation but as a source of life and guidance. "Until God's word becomes your word, and your word becomes God's word, it's not effective." — Angel Anderson This week, let’s commit to opening our Bibles, reflecting on what we read, and allowing it to shape us personally. The blessings of God come through obedience and engagement with His Word. Let’s embrace this mission together, ensuring that we are not distracted but focused on the powerful truths found in the Scriptures. As we conclude, take a moment to reflect on how you can incorporate the Word of God more deeply into your life. Perhaps it’s through daily reading, meditation, or sharing insights with a friend. The journey of discovery is just beginning, and the Word awaits us.

    The Mission Of God's Word - Pastor Angel Anderson (Ellsworth Campus)

  6. Aug 18

    Church On A Mission - Reconciliation Of Fellowship - Pastor Mylon Anderson (Hudson Campus)

    Embracing Freedom Through Worship Discover the transformative power of unity in worship and faith. Worship transcends mere words; it’s a heartfelt expression of unity and faith. This week, Mylon Anderson invites us to reflect on the profound impact of worship in our lives and how it connects us to God and each other. The Power of Freedom in Worship Mylon opens by reminding us of the inherent connection between God and freedom. "Isn't it just like our God? Where He goes, freedom follows. Isn't it just like our God? Breaking chains, making our way. He's always good." These words emphasize that through worship, we can experience liberation and healing. The Unity of the Church Mylon beautifully articulates the essence of the church as a unified body. "What a masterful reflection when we are unified and truly celebrate each other." This sentiment resonates deeply, illustrating how our differences can come together to create a vibrant expression of faith. A Call for Collective Worship He encourages us to come together in worship, stating, "The presence that you give God. Thank you, Father, for the different ways we see you." This acknowledgment of diversity within the church enhances our collective experience, allowing us to appreciate the rich tapestry of individual contributions. Blessings for Generations Mylon concludes with a powerful prayer for future generations, affirming the importance of unity in faith: "May His favor be upon you and a thousand generations." This prayer not only blesses our present but also sets a foundation for the future. Reflection As we embrace this message, let’s carry the spirit of unity and freedom into our everyday lives. Worship is not just an act; it’s a lifestyle that fosters connection with God and our community.

    Church On A Mission - Reconciliation Of Fellowship - Pastor Mylon Anderson (Hudson Campus)

  7. Aug 18

    Church On Mission - Mission Lifestyle - Pastor Matthew Anderson (Ellsworth Campus)

    Embracing Our Mission: The Power of God's Word Discover the transformative impact of living with purpose in faith. In this week's message, Matthew Anderson passionately reminds us of the importance of grounding ourselves in the word of God and living a life on mission. The Blessed Life and the Word of God Matthew opens with a heartfelt call to the congregation, emphasizing that the blessed life is rooted in God's word. He shares, "The treasure and the authority of God's word on our life cannot be overstated." He encourages everyone to embrace the practice of carrying a physical Bible, highlighting the significance of personal connection with the scripture. A New Fall Resolution Matthew invites the congregation to make a new commitment: "If you don't have a Bible, you can go back to the guest services and say, Pastor Matt said you have a Bible for me." He urges everyone to highlight verses that resonate personally, creating a treasure trove of their spiritual journey. Living with Purpose A central theme in this message is the idea of being missional. Matthew states, "More people get themselves in trouble because they don't have a mission." He recounts the story of a friend who started a church and a clothing ministry, emphasizing that while good works are important, they should align with God's calling. The Importance of Knowing Our Mission Matthew reminds us that our mission as believers is crucial. He quotes 2 Corinthians 5:17-21, asserting that "We are ambassadors for Christ as though God were making his plea through us." This mission not only defines our purpose but also transforms our lives and relationships with others. The Example of Jesus Matthew draws on the example of Jesus, who knew his mission and fulfilled it without hesitation. He recounts the story of Zacchaeus, illustrating how Jesus sought out those who were lost, reminding us that "Jesus came to seek and to save that which was lost." Reflection As we reflect on this message, consider how you can deepen your understanding of God's word and embrace your mission in life. The journey of faith is not just about personal growth but also about reaching out to others in love and reconciliation. Let this week be a time of renewal as we align ourselves with God's purpose and become effective ambassadors for Christ.

    Church On Mission - Mission Lifestyle - Pastor Matthew Anderson (Ellsworth Campus)

  8. Aug 11

    Be The Church - Pastor Matthew Anderson

    Finding Strength in Faith: A Journey of Surrender > Discover how faith can transform our lives, even in chaos. In a world filled with uncertainty, the message of faith and surrender resonates more than ever. Matthew Anderson leads us through a powerful reflection on finding joy amidst chaos and the importance of building our lives on a solid foundation. The Power of Praise Matthew opens with a heartfelt invocation, reminding us of the joy and strength we can find in communal praise. "I've still got joy in chaos, I've got peace that makes no sense," he proclaims, emphasizing that our faith allows us to rise above life's challenges. Building on Solid Ground He shares a poignant reminder that faith is our rock. "When everything around me is shaken, I've never been more glad that I put my faith in Jesus," says Matthew. This powerful declaration invites us to consider what we’re building our lives upon. A Call to Surrender One of the most impactful moments is when Matthew speaks about surrendering to God’s will. He reflects on Psalm 51, where David pleads for a clean heart. "God's not looking for perfect, he's looking for surrender," he states. This simple yet profound truth encourages us to approach God with our brokenness, knowing that He is always willing to renew us. > "Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a steadfast spirit in me." — Matthew Anderson This prayer encapsulates the essence of surrender and the hope that comes with it. Matthew reassures us that no matter our past, we can always return to God and experience His grace. Embracing Community As the gathering continues, there’s an invitation to fellowship and connection. Matthew talks about upcoming events at C3 Church, emphasizing the importance of belonging and growing together in faith. The fellowship night and next-gen night are not just events but opportunities to deepen our relationships and share our journeys. In closing, Matthew reminds us that surrendering to God doesn’t mean we lose ourselves; instead, it transforms us into who we are meant to be. As we step into our week, may we carry the message of hope, renewal, and surrender with us, knowing that we are supported by a loving community and a faithful God.

    Be The Church - Pastor Matthew Anderson
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The official weekly sermon podcast from C3 Church, led by Pastors Matthew and Angel Anderson. Tune in to receive life-giving, Spirit-led messages preached live from our Ellsworth, WI and Hudson, WI locations. Grow in your faith and be encouraged as we explore the Word of God, driven by our mission to guide you in BELONGING to the family of God and BECOMING all that He created you to be!

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