We open the series at the very beginning—not with a metaphor or a poem, but with six actual days in which God spoke the universe into existence. As adults living in a culture that pressures us to treat Genesis 1 as legend or allegory, we examine why holding to a literal six-day creation matters: for our confidence in Scripture, our understanding of human dignity made in God's image, and the foundation it lays for the rest of the Bible's storyline, including sin, death, and the need for a Savior.

We continue with Noah, a story often reduced to cute animal pairs and rainbows. As adults, we examine what it actually meant for Noah to obey God for 100 years with no visible proof, no rain in sight, and no peer support—and what that demands of us when God's instructions don't make immediate sense.

Teaching Pastor Jason Parmer from Faith Bible Church share a message in the 1*5 sermon series at CCCC

Jesus never called the church to hide from the world—He sent us into it.

This Sunday, we’ll look at John 17 and Jesus’ prayer for His people: that we would be grounded in truth,

united in purpose, and faithful in carrying His hope toothers.

Jesus said there are two roads.
One is wide, easy, crowded—and leads to destruction.
The other is narrow, difficult, and traveled by few—but
it leads to life.
The question isn’t whether you’re on a road.
The question is: Which road are you on?

Visitation Pastor and Elder Mike Pangburn joins us for a very special message on habits we should demonstrate as believers in Christ. 2 Peter 1:5–11
Sermon #2 in the "1 Unchanging Gospel; 5 Faithful voices" August Series

Pastor shares a strong message on controlling the tongue - with scriptures from James

Sermon # 1 in the "1 Unchanging Gospel; 5 Faithful voices" August Series

The fruit of a life in Christ isn't just personal — it's communal. This closing message zooms out from individual growth to ask: what does it look like when a whole church grows good fruit together? Drawing from the picture of the early church in Acts 2 and the call of Hebrews 10, this sermon celebrates what Cumberland County Community Church is and calls the congregation into what it can be — a garden, not just a collection of individual plants
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The Prodigal Son is one of the greatest pictures of God's love in all of Scripture. This message brings the series to its emotional and theological heart: we can only love others because God first loved us. His love is the root of all the fruit.
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