Sunday Worship Services
Services Sundays:
8:30 AM - Worship with praise team
11:00 AM - Worship with hymns and choir
Where to Watch
Check out our Youtube, Facebook, and Vimeo Page for our Worship Livestreams. The Livestream will be uploaded later.
Sunday Worship Livestream
You can find worship livestreamed each Sunday here. If you miss the live stream, you can find our archive online!
Sermon Questions
October 12, 2025
Richard White, Pastor
Romans 8:12-17 The Grace Effect: Adoption as Sons
- In Romans 8:1-17, what is the greatest truth thus far that impacts your life, (and how does it impact you)?
- What are ways your flesh tells you that you are a debtor to its demands? Consider the demandingness, unrealistic expectations, brooding entitlements, and “I deserve,” messages of your sinful nature.
- What are some practical ways you can fight sin, “put to death” a particular sin (all the demandingness of the flesh from question 2 above)? What mini-sermons are you preaching to your heart, mini-sermons of law or mini-sermons of grace? What’s the difference?
- How does the Holy Spirit lead us to put to death the deeds of the body? What from this passage might the Spirit use in helping us? (What mini-sermon-of-grace might the Holy Spirit help you fashion in your fight against sin?)
- Is everyone a child of God? Why or why not? (see Acts 17:29; John 1:12; Gal 3:26).
- Vs 15 may be the highest peak in the Romans 8 mountain range. In what ways is seeing yourself as a son, daughter, child of God natural or unnatural for you? What are the differences between the two “spirits” in this verse. List how a slave’s relationship to the head of an estate would differ from that of a son. Which list describes your relationship to God best?
- What does this “Abba, Father” cry indicate about our relationship with God? To what degree does it find expression in your walk with God? “Cry” is a strong word that means a deep loud expression. “Abba” is incredibly intimate. Do you ever deeply and loudly express yourself to God like this? God invites this kind of knowing and speaking to him. Perhaps you need to find a shouting place and begin – it’s your right as a son! What holds you back, if anything?
- How might our hope of glory (being like Jesus and a co-heir with Jesus) serve as an anchor and shaper of how we live in these present trying times? How might it speak to courage, sacrifice, service, suffering, loving others, etc…? How might it help us in our fight against our demanding flesh?
Sunday Morning Discipleship
To go deeper in Bible study, we invite you to join one of our adult Sunday Discipleship Hour starting at 10:00 am.
Find fellowship in any of our classes!
Newcomers Welcome!
L. Nelson Bell Class
Studying 1 Corinthians, led by Andy Wells.
Carpenter's Union
Studying Exodus, facilitated by Lloyd Davis
Merge
Taking a break for July and August.
Being the Church on Campus & Beyond
All are welcome: College students & CCCM family! Come engage with one another about Jesus.
Youth & Children
Sunday Classes

Youth Sunday School (grades 6-12) meet on the 4th Floor of the Henry Building from 10-11 a.m.
Children’s Sunday School (Pre-K through 5th grade) meets on the 2nd floor of the Henry Building from 10-11 a.m.
Nursery (infant - Pre-K) generally operates year-round and is located on the 2nd floor of the Henry Building. The nursery is open from 8:45am through 12:30pm.
For more information about children's Sunday School, email us below.
FaithWorks College Group

FaithWorks meets Monday evenings to ask spiritual questions and consider the Gospel. Participants include atheists, agnostics, Muslims, Christians, and those who are searching. Members may provide testimonies or hear from guest speakers.
ALL are welcome!