Latest Sermons

Friend and guest preacher Matt Hensley gives a powerful message on the journey of forgiveness.

Bishop Chris Warner visits CCV for the first time.

Dean preaches on the broad and narrow meaning of our petition to “Give us our daily bread.” By exploring the meaning of each word and our trust in the Lord’s provision.

What is our hope as Christians? Matt Hemsley walks through the historical perspective and understanding of a Jewish audience hearing Jesus’s words, “Thy Kingdom Come”. Our present hope in Jesus as King, His kingdom here on earth and His return to be King over all.

Guest preacher and friend Skip Ryan speaks on the many but one name of the Lord. The beauty, splendor and wonder of a Triune God. A God who turns our hollowness into hallowedness for His glory.

Dean Miller preaches on formation of prayers and the God of the heavens with us.

Honored friend John Yates preaches on the great significance of Jesus’s words, “Our Father.” A father brings great significance in a child’s life and offers a “ballast”, a weightiness and steadiness. For the God of the universe to adopt us as sons of God and for Him to be our Father means we have an […]

On this Easter Sunday, lead pastor Johnny K. shares about the hope, joy, peace and love that only a resurrected Jesus can provide.

You can follow Jesus and be asked to do something that is too hard for you. As Jesus prayed the most impactful words “yet not my will but yours Lord”, He showed us how prayer and surrender is the battle, not the preparation. So if we want deeper spiritual formation, we need to walk with […]

Jesus gives an up close and far away timeline of the realities followers of Christ will face. Calling believers to be on guard and faithful to Him, no matter the cost or opposition they may face from those closest to them.

The day after his Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem, Jesus is confronted by the religious authorities who have conspired to trap and eliminate him. “Should we pay the tax to Ceasar?” they demand. But really they are asking if Jesus is the Messiah, a revolutionary. He is. But as his response reveals, he is not at […]