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5d ago

CCS Chapel - Did Jesus Make Alcoholic Wine?

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6d ago

I Timothy 5:22-25 - Should Christians Drink Alcohol?

The sermon examines the instruction in 1 Timothy 5 to avoid hasty ordination, emphasizing that time is the ultimate revealer of a person's true character and integrity. It argues that churches must prioritize godly character over natural ability when selecting elders to maintain the purity of the ministry and avoid sharing in the sins of unqualified leaders. The message further explores the biblical perspective on alcohol, distinguishing between its medicinal and social uses and the clear prohibition against drunkenness. While acknowledging the freedom of Christians to make personal choices regarding social drinking, the speaker offers a pastoral recommendation for abstinence based on the practical wisdom of avoiding an expensive, addictive neurotoxin. The central call is for believers to walk with a clear conscience, relying on the Holy Spirit rather than substances for peace and joy.
Oct 7

Wednesday Family Night Q&A Tattoos and Drinking

Greetings and welcome! This is our Wednesday Family Night Q&A for October 7, 2026. Tonight, we explore questions about tattoos, alcohol, and where Seth and Cain found wives. Thanks for joining us!
Oct 4

"Wine and Strong Drink" (Part 2)

Theme: King Lemuel counsels regarding inappropriate and appropriate uses of alcoholic beverages. I. Inappropriate Use of Alcoholic Beverages A. The beverages—wine [yayin] and beer [strong drink][shekar] B. Drunkenness (Genesis 9:20-23; Proverbs 20:1; 23:29-35) C. Particularly, there are two reasons for the warning 1. Forgetting the law 2. Perverting the judgment of the afflicted II. Appropriate Use of Alcoholic Beverages A. The beverages B. The ones to be provided for C. Why this counsel? 1. To help him to forget his poverty and misery 2. For comfort: Deut. 14:26; Psalm 104:15; Genesis 43:34 Application A. Give sober judgment at all times B. Remember Jesus and His relationship to wine on the cross 1. After His sufferings, He did accept the wine a. Like warrior cheered by wine (Psalm 78:65) b. He needed strength to be able to shout, "It is finished!" 2. However, prior to that, He refused the drink a. Matthew 27:34 (Mark 15:23) b. He needed to be fully alert to be punished for our sins c. He also needed to be fully alert in His kingly role (1) His suffering was not merely passive (2) He also actively suffered, by being sovereign over those sufferings
Oct 4

25 Woe to the Drunkards

This sermon examines the first woe in Isaiah 28, addressing the spiritual and moral decay of the Northern Kingdom, specifically their reliance on alcohol and political alliances rather than God. The teaching connects this ancient warning to modern civic responsibility, urging believers to pray for leaders who uphold justice, domestic tranquility, and common defense as outlined in 1 Timothy 2 and the U.S. Constitution. While acknowledging the impending judgment of the Assyrian invasion, the message highlights the promise of a remnant and the ultimate establishment of Christ as the cornerstone of a just kingdom. The sermon concludes by encouraging active participation in elections to support governance that aligns with biblical principles of fairness and protection.
Oct 4

CBC Full Service - The First Miraculous Sign

An examination of Jesus' first miraculous sign pointing to His Messiahship and deity. Through this miracle, His disciples grew in faith and belief in Him. We also discuss the danger of imposing preconceived ideas on the text of Scripture as we read the Bible, as well as imposing unbiblical standards upon others.
Oct 4

The First Miraculous Sign - Water to Wine

An examination of Jesus' first miraculous sign pointing to His Messiahship and deity. Through this miracle, His disciples grew in faith and belief in Him. We also discuss the danger of imposing preconceived ideas on the text of Scripture as we read the Bible, as well as imposing unbiblical standards upon others.
Oct 4

Wine Not Juice

The Lord's Supper is a holy institution of the new covenant to be duly administered and observed in the exclusive use of wine – that is, the fermented, alcoholic juice of grapes. I. The Dominical Institution of Wine II. The Historical Invention of Juice III. Some Pastoral Direction

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