CCF Edmonds Podcast

Their experience shows us three important practices for navigating seasons of change: continue doing the right things even when the results are uncertain, remember the unchanging character and faithfulness of God, and make room for people to process change differently.

What does it feel like to hide and conceal our wrongdoing? David explores that along with the tremendous release of being forgiven by God.

Our world is filled with people who have lying lips. This Psalm laments that, but then gives hope for what is to come.

David celebrates a faith that has found it's footing with quietness and settledness. This is quite a contrast to the boisterous and hectic world around us.

David worships God by recognizing His majesty! And he helps us better understand majesty by recognizing three emotions we feel around the majesty of God.

In this kickoff sermon for an entire series in the Psalms, we learn what it means to lead a life of flourishing. Everyone wants to flourish. How do we do that?

On this Pentecost Sunday, we explore the gift of the Holy Spirit that came upon the church like tongues of fire. The Spirit came to give the church power to serve God and each other.

In this message that closes missions month, we learn about extending the Invitation to others. Through the parable of the great banquet, Jesus tells us what to expect as we extend the invitation to others to join God's grand banquet.

Listen to a sermon from our Missions Month as we explore what it looks like to "extend the invitation"

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In this Easter message, we explore an important question about the resurrection of Jesus, "Who moved the stone?" This question has been analyzed and debated for centuries and your answer to that question may be one of the most important in your life.

Paul closes the book by remembering the financial gift that was given to him by the Philippians and then offering a master class on contentment. Contentment is possible - and something God desires for all his children.

Paul calls us to press on in knowing Jesus fully. He explains five ways to do this.

Paul applauds the example of two workers that are integral to the story of the Philippian church, Timothy and Epaphroditus. We learn about what made these men so special, and are called to honor people in our lives who are similar to them.

Coming off the heals of the Christ Hymn in the previous passage, Paul is exhorting the Philippians to walk in obedience in light of Christ's obedience. What does that look like? It is the grind of everyday life that salvation is 'worked out'… Paul wanted the Philippians to put their salvation into practice for the health of the church.

Paul explains to us the "mind of Christ" and how this affected every action Jesus took. And even more stunning, he contends that this mind is now given to us to completely reorient the way that we lead life.

Unity is essential to live a life for God. Paul tells us how to pursue this unity and avoid some common pitfalls.

In this opening section of the letter, Paul focuses on the people he know and loves in Philippi. He he teaches all of us how to actively develop and grow those around us.

We all worry. What does Jesus have to say about it? Pastor Casey helps us understand Matthew 6.

We are all awe seekers. In this ancient prophecy, Isaiah describes the coming of one who utterly changes all of history and the world. This is the basis for a revealed awe.

This is the kickoff sermon for our capital campaign called Build Up. Why are we doing this? We explore the way that ancient Israel gathered materials for the Temple and apply that to our own time of raising money for the renovation of the Ministry Center.

Paul instructs Titus to watch out for false teachers and what to do with them. If you would like to give, visit https://www.ccfedmonds.org/giving Learn about our kids' ministry at https://www.ccfedmonds.org/kids Middle school and high-school students can check out our youth ministry by

Paul instructs Titus to appoint elders over the new churches that have been established on the island of Crete. Then he gives a list of character qualifications that these new elders must possess. These are the character qualities that must also be present for elders in churches today.

Jesus calls his disciples to count the cost of following him and he gives two stories about how to do that. Following Jesus means giving up everything, even our own lives.

Jesus calls ordinary people to extraordinary transformation. In this message we explore what those mighty changes are and how we work with God to lay hold of them.

To close this series and orient ourselves moving forward, we explore three important purposes of the 10 Commandments.

In the 10th commandment, we explore four stories from the Bible where desires turned into coveting. This can become disastrous for our spiritual lives and even damaging to those around us.

Bearing false witness has application far beyond a court room. It involves the way we use words in all dimensions of our lives. In this sermon, we explore three of those important areas.

Stealing involves taking what others own. The effects of this are great. It destroys things that we value. In this sermon, we explore those effects.

What part, if any, of the Jewish sabbath transfers to Christians today? Is the fourth commandment still in force and practice. We will discover that it is, but with some changes that Jesus brought.

In the third commandment, we explore the name of God and why it is sacred. We can break this commandment in ways beyond simply saying curse words about God. This one is broad, and likely one everyone has broken!

Check out the sermon from this past week as Pastor Brian dives into the first week of Missions Month.

Check out the sermon from this past week as Pastor Brian talks about Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem.

Check out the sermon from this past week as Pastor Brian dives into the book of James. We are talking about prayer and what it does in the life of the believer.

Check out the sermon from this past week as Daniel Schofields explores the wisdom that comes from God and what it looks like.

Check out the sermon from this past week as Pastor Brian dives into the book of James as we look at the tongue and its power.

Check out the sermon from this past week as Pastor Brian dives into the book of James and we see the relationship between faith and works. At The Community Christian Fellowship, we exist to make maturing disciples of Jesus, who live in christian community and bring the hope of the gospel to the world. You can see everything we do at https://www.ccfedmonds.org

Check out the sermon from this past week as Pastor Brian dives into the book of James as we look at the instruction to not show favoritism. At The Community Christian Fellowship, we exist to make maturing disciples of Jesus, who live in christian community and bring the hope of the gospel to the world. You can see everything we do at https://www.ccfedmonds.org

Check out the sermon from this past week as Pastor Brian dives into the book of James and we learn about the power of words.

Check out the sermon from this past week as Pastor Brian dives into the book of James and what temptation is and its impact to our faith.

Listen to the sermon from last week! Pastor Brian talks about how trials can actually strengthen our faith.

Take a listen as Pastor Eric sets us up for a new year with a reminder that the peace of Jesus can and should be chosen over the worry the world provides.

Listen to the impact that the manger has on Christmas, and how Jesus coming changes everything!!

Check out the sermon from this past week as Pastor Brian dives into the impact of the Magi on Christmas.

Community Christian Fellowship Sunday Sermon for November 3, 2024 We would love to see you in person at 10am on Sunday mornings. You can learn more at ccfedmonds.org

Community Christian Fellowship Sunday Sermon for June 23, 2024, with a message from Pastor Brian Boone. We would love to see you in person at 10am on Sunday mornings. You can learn more at ccfedmonds.org

Community Christian Fellowship Sunday Sermon for June 16, 2024, with a message from Pastor Brian Boone. We would love to see you in person at 10am on Sunday mornings. You can learn more at ccfedmonds.org