Christ Community Church - Downtown Campus - SUNDAY MESSAGES

Romans 8:28-30 // Gabriel Coyle

We’ve been in this series Romans: For Life, where we’ve learned from the Apostle Paul, Rabbi Paul, that we aren’t just saved from eternal evil but we are saved for something else: we are saved for eternal glory and for God’s good Spirit-filled work in our lives. Paul’s confidence is rooted in who he understands God to be. Paul is rooting his confidence not just in the happening of this, but in the God who is in sovereign control of all the happenings of the universe. When we embrace faith in Jesus we are God’s children. And we are co-heirs with Christ. Meaning we have the same inheritance as Jesus.

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24.05.19

Romans 8:18-25 // Gabriel Coyle

When we are in the midst of suffering, it can seem difficult to imagine the Christian life is worth it. How can we have hope and what does hope look like for the follower of Jesus in this world as we wait on Christ’s return?

Join us as we continue to explore God's robust rescue for a life with him as we walk through Romans.

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24.05.05

Romans 8:12-17 // Gabriel Coyle

At the core of every human being is the desire to belong to someone, somewhere. God invites us to find an unshakable belonging with him, but how can we actually feel like we belong? The answer is the Holy Spirit, but that answer is bigger than we often think.

Join us as we continue to explore God's robust rescue for a life with him as we walk through Romans.

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24.04.28

Romans 8:1-5 // Nydiaris Hernandez Santos

Planet Fitness has an interesting tagline: “Welcome to the judgement free zone.” Where else can we find that? It’s rare, isn’t it? Much more common is constant criticism. Rampant negativity. Harsh condemnation. We see and experience this, both from others, and from ourselves. The truth is, some of us are our worst critics.

And yet, in Romans 8:1, the Apostle Paul writes, “There is now NOW condemnation…” Incredible! How is this possible? Engage this passage with us to find out…

SERMON NOTES (YouVersion): https://bible.com/events/49240074
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24.04.14

Matthew 28:1-20 // Gabriel Coyle

Jesus’ resurrection is the most history altering action in the world, and yet it is not merely history. It is not only something that impacted the past. Jesus’ resurrection validates and reveals Jesus’ current authority of the present. So if you’re looking for the leading authority on life, look no further than Jesus, the Son of God.

But what does that mean for my life? For our life? Join us this Easter to explore together what fullness means with the living King Jesus.

SERMON NOTES (YouVersion): https://bible.com/events/49232430
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31.03.24

Romans 7:7-13 // Gabriel Coyle

One of the ironic dynamics of God’s law is that the more we know, the more we feel and recognize brokenness in our lives. With the grace of the gospel in Jesus, what value does God's law bring? Are we supposed to feel guilt and shame when we hear the law? What is God’s law for anyway if it's not very effective at restraining unrighteousness and injustice?

Join us as we continue through the book of Romans where we’ll see the role of God’s law for us today.

SERMON NOTES (YouVersion): https://bible.com/events/49214772
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24.03.24

Romans 7:1-6 // Caleb Jenkins

What we belong to gives us an identity, sense of community, and even drastically affects our self-worth. Whether we find our belonging in sports, career, family, romantic relationships, or even religious observance, there are many good things that we are tempted to worship as ultimate things, but each leaves us restless and empty inside.

Join us as we continue to see in the book of Romans why our ultimate belonging is to Jesus and how that is such good news for us.

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24.03.17