Cruz reminds us of the comfort we have in Christ when asking the question of "why?".

Matthew guides us through understanding Biblical Doctrine as we wrestle with what "truth" really is.

Matthew reminds us that God is the good Father who sees, heals, and restores His children.

Matthew reminds us that a living hope stands firm in the grace of God.

Matthew reminds us that a living hope is refined by fire.

Matthew reminds us how a living hope teaches us to follow the way of the cross.

Matthew shares with us that a living hope forms us into a holy people.

Matthew reminds us that our hope is alive because Jesus is alive.

Matthew shares with us how God uses courageous women to protect life and begin His rescue.

This morning we discuss how giving before the Father forms us into open-handed people.

Matthew explores how silence and solitude form us through stillness to hear God and trust Him.

This morning we discuss how fasting forms us by training our hunger to desire God above everything else.

This morning we discuss how prayer reorients our desires, aligning our will with God’s will.

Matthew reminds us that in the resurrection of Jesus, God’s new creation has already begun.

Matthew reminds us that the true King comes in humility to restore his people and his creation.

Matthew reminds us that God is renewing all things. We live in hope and join His work.

Matthew reminds us that in Christ, we are made new, reconciled to God, and sent out as ambassadors of his restoring love.

Matthew reminds us that the Word who created the world has come to redeem it.

Matthew reminds us that when God’s people fail, God promises a coming King, the Light in the darkness.

Matthew reminds us that when the world goes dark, God remains faithful.

Matthew enlightens us on how sin begins when trust in God’s goodness breaks, but God continues to pursue His people with mercy.

This morning Matthew reminds us that before sin, humanity was formed from dust and filled with God’s breath, created for communion.

This morning Matthew encourages us to heed the example from God, who finishes His work and invites His creatures into Sabbath rest.

Matthew reminds us that God created humanity, male and female, in His image to reflect His glory and represent His good rule.

Matthew takes us through Genesis 1, and how God speaks order and life into chaos, and His good creation calls us to trust Him.

Christ's Church celebrates 26 years with a message from our preaching minister, Matthew Pannell, joined by our founding Pastor: Tim Turner.

Michael Pittman shares with us the importance of looking forward in times of transition, change, and the anticipation of a new year! 

Tim's final sermon as Christ's Church Pastor, he reminds us that real joy flows from the grace of God revealed in Jesus.

Tim encourages us to remember that real peace is not found when life gets quiet but is found when Christ becomes King.

Tim reminds us that hope tells us God will always come through somehow.

Tim wraps up the conversation by exploring that even though life brings weakness, God’s grace is enough.

Cruz encourages us that faith isn’t knowing what God will do, it’s trusting in who He’s always been.

Tim reminds us that faith isn’t the absence of the valley—faith is confidence in God in the valley.

Tim urges us to Stop looking for a path and start trusting a person!

Tim reminds us that because Jesus is the Resurrection and the Life, we can begin living fully now and fear nothing later.

Tim shares with us that Jesus isn’t just the Shepherd who leads us, He’s the Savior who laid down His life to rescue us.

Matthew reminds us that when Jesus says, “I am the gate,” He confronts false gatekeepers and reveals Himself as the true way in, not just to God’s presence, but to our true home.

This morning as we hear from our friend Pete Kunkle. He reminds us in the importance of choosing joy in the midst of uncertainty.

Tim reminds us that Jesus is the Light of the World and we are called to reflect His light in a world still trapped in darkness.

Tim reminds us that Jesus doesn’t just give bread; He is the bread. He alone satisfies our deepest hunger.

Tim reminds us that Jesus Christ is more than just a man – He is the GOD MAN.

Tim shares with us that God’s name reveals His nature and Jesus shows us the face behind the name.

Noah Futrell shares with us that though challenges test our faith, trusting God through them transforms our relationship with Him.

Tim Reminds us that God positions His people for a purpose beyond themselves.

Tim shares from the life of Elijah how in a world wavering between opinions, we should dare to be the voice that stands firm in God’s truth.

Michael teaches from the life of Samson on how even when strength fails, God finishes His plan.

Tim shares the unshakable faith in God lifts us above pressure and pride.

Matt reminds us that we wield authority best when we remember the mercy that rescued us.

Matt encourages us that God’s grace doesn’t just save us—it trains us to live under God’s authority in a new way that displays the beauty of the gospel to the world.

Sermon Jordan shares that the church is an intergenerational family, within which we share a common mission as we mature into Christlikeness.

Matt shares with us that faithful leaders hold fast to sound doctrine because truth protects and transforms the church.

Jordan shares with us that Leaders in the church are entrusted with the family of God.

Tim reassures us that fathers endure the wait with grace, hope, and open arms—because 41 will come.

Tim reminds us that even in our darkest days, God is still near renewing our strength, whispering hope, and calling us forward with purpose.

Tim reassures us that testing is not the end of us; it’s the preparation for what’s next.

Tim reminds us that the giants in our life may be intimidating, but they will fall when we allow God to take control.

Tim shares with us that God doesn’t waste the storm; but uses it to purify, prepare, and position us for what’s next.

Sermon Tim encourages us that the road to abundant life runs through Jesus and is only available in Him.

Tim reminds us that grace is the undeserved, unearned, unstoppable gift of God—paid for by Jesus, offered freely to you, and meant to be lived out with joy and generosity.

On this morning Tim shares with us that Jesus paid our debt in full so we could be fully free.

Tim reminds us that because Jesus laid down His life for us, we are called to lay down our lives for one another.

Dennis shares that because of the boundless love of God for us, we have received the good news, now we must share the good news.

Tim shares with us that the best way to show our love for God is to love our neighbor.

Tim shares with us that true discipleship means loving God above all else—with all our heart, soul, and strength—leading to a transformed life that reflects His boundless love.

Tim reminds us that vision is what gives direction to our journey as a church and as followers of Christ.

Tim reminds us that values aren’t just what we say, they are how we live.