Campus Christian Fellowship Sermons

Alumna Hannah Scott tells her story.

Student intern Robert Lee talks about the body.

Senior Cora Stimpson talks about her beginning and her end.

Student intern Emily Hlas talks about the body and the blood.

Keevin talks 1 Corinthians 10.

Derrick cries Hosanna!

Bema Podcast Host Elle Grover Fricks stands in the middle of getting it right and YOLO Christianity.

Reed makes an outreach proposal.

Reed talks about matters of conscience.

Junior Ellah Metcalf talks about her journey with celibacy.

Reed gives free relationship advice.

Stephanie discusses the importance of bodies.

Reed goes from dust to dust to dust to dust.

Komar talks about having the difficult conversations.

Alumnus Jackson Page shares about his past of being abused and how the Lord has been putting him back together.

Brooke questions where our sense of self comes from.

Reed talks about building a temple.

Derrick opens our series on 1 Corinthians with a word on wisdom.

Junior Kirsten Boyle shares her testorimony.

Derrick believes in this.

CCF Seniors share their wisdom with the group.

A dream. A vision. A friendly Saturday afternoon. An invitation.

Senior MK Aurand has one thing to tell you.

Reed sets up some forward operating feasts.

Student intern Robert Lee goes back to the desert.

Derrick sees the Lord and no other.

Nat explores lament and justice.

Senior Elizabeth Harness asks what the resurrection means for her life now.

Guest speaker and host of the Bema Podcast Marty Solomon examines Micah’s case.

Reed tries to find Jonah's central question.

Keev talks about the God who gets angry.

CCF intern John Zielinski gets sin cera.

Derrick just can't understand.

Reed is here. Our apologies for the poor audio quality — technical difficulties this week.

Graduate student Curtis Halbrook discovers he's not alone.

Emma is not enough.

CCF intern Shane Hawkins misses it.

Reed tells the story behind Isaiah.

Student intern Emily Hlas reluctantly gives away her toast.

Derrick sees God high and lifted up.

Komar talks brothers.

Joelle lights a little light.

Reed talks prophets.

Derrick talks freedom.

CCF senior Hank shares her story.

CCF seniors share their stories.

Guest and friend Phil Fartum asks, "What's the worst thing you've ever done?".

There is nowhere you can go.

Conrad’s idols smashed with a single letter.

Do Not Be Afraid.

Reed asks why (again).

Hosanna! Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord!

Alum Lyida Donaldson asks who, what, where, and why.

Alum Josh Huber considers a female metaphor for God in Psalm 131.

Get some sleep!

Brooke watches for the morning.

Paulie G. investigates a ghostly light.

Hannah walks the ancient path.

Nate leaves the Grinch out of it this time.

Nat considers the difference between helping and fixing.

How long?

CCF alum Owen Thornburg shares his story.

Reed tells some stories we live by.

Graduate student Isaiah Minner talks shame, silence, and solitude.

Keevin gets lifted out of the pit.

Derrick kicks off our semester of Sunday testorimonies by talking about his own vocation.

Seniors tell their stories.

Derrick gets the baby room ready.

Derrick walks a narrow path.

Reed asks some questions.

Derrick can't make it out of life alive.

CCF alum Chris Nation takes us on a walk through the woods.

Reed reads a letter to his son about money.

Keevin sees the pure in heart.

Derrick walks us through a personal history of prayer.

Reed talks fasting to feast.

Derrick gets militantly nonviolent.

Stephanie talks thirst.

Reed tells the truth.

Alumna Hannah Smiles speaks to and for the meek.

Noah asks what really happens when you gouge out the eye.

Reed mourns with those who mourn.

Derrick smashes some windows.

Nate is the holiday cheermeister.

Reed talks blessing.

Reed introduces our Wednesday series on the Sermon on the Mount, asking what abolishing and fulfilling are really all about.

Derrick welcomes new students to CCF and asks us to think about not existing.

Reed asks us to love our betrayers

CCF says hosanna in the highest

CCF student intern JJ Noa dances with the devil.

CCF alum and unique human treasure Chris Nation thinks about what is beautiful.

CCF alum (and upcoming staff member!) Brooke Barnes examines a fig tree.

Komar presses on.

Guest Phil Tatum, director of Globalscope, reconsiders what it means to pick up a cross.

Reed gives his own testorimony.

Reed asks just how far back and forward Ash Wednesday is asking us to remember.

Derrick talks about being identified with Christ in his death.

Former CCF campus minister Joe Belzer talks about what God is doing.