Christ Community Chapel - Hudson Campus

Tune in as Pastor Joe shares from Acts 1:8 on the foundational, Jesus-given mission of the church to reach the world with the gospel. As we kick off our new series, Reimagine Life Because of Jesus, we see how the new vision for CCC connects to the rhythm of the early church and is the natural expression of our church's growth.

2020 was a difficult year for most of us. Tune in as Pastor Joe discusses why God is closer than we might think, and that God does not dismiss our pain, but uses it. Let's dream big in 2021!

Join us as Pastor Zach shares how making the changes God wants us to make in our lives is a task that requires endurance, and how those changes are made by trusting God.

Tune in as we hear Pastor Joe share the true hope and peace that the birth of Jesus brought to the earth.

Throughout life, we all have good days and bad days. In the midst of that reality, it's easy to wonder: What is the purpose of all this? What is the end goal? Tune in as Pastor Zach shares how God provides the hope and meaning we desperately need. And while following him doesn't mean you have the answers to all your questions, it does mean you can live your days – both good and bad – with an end goal in mind.

In the first week of our Advent series, we are digging in to the idea of hope. We know that everyone needs hope because 2020 alone has shown us that things aren't as they should be. But where should we place our hope? Tune in as Pastor Joe shares how we know we can place our hope in Jesus.

This weekend, Pastor Todd Iannetta shared from Acts 1:8 on how God’s story for the church did not end in the book of Acts. Rather, the gift of the Holy Spirit empowers us to be his witnesses to the ends of the earth and continue to grow his church. Tune in to hear how God uses the pattern of the church, the power of the church, and the people of the church to transform lives and make his name known!

The Bible is the story of God making and keeping some wonderful, life-changing promises. Join us as Pastor Zach teaches from Acts 13, sharing who those promises are for and how that should change the way we live.

Join us as we read from the New Testament and learn how real transformation involves three parts: a heart changed by the gospel, a connection to the local church, and a missional lifestyle.

As we get ready to launch Reimagine, the new vision for CCC might seem like everything feels new and different. But truthfully, Reimagine is just a way for CCC to take seriously and localize the mission of Jesus. In this message, Zach shares from Acts 17:16-34 how Paul is an excellent example of being a witness to his community. Tune in as we learn how to be an effective witness; we must have broken hearts, informed minds, a courageous spirit, and clear memories.

Christianity has always been about a total transformation. Your trust goes from one thing to Jesus, and you're completely changed. Join us as we learn how Saul became Paul by coming into contact with the real God, knowing the living Jesus, and experiencing a life-changing relationship.

As we go through the book of Acts, we hope that CCC can start to look more and more like the early church. We anticipate the same kind of excitement about the Gospel and the multiplication of Christians. But how do we get there? Tune in as Pastor Joe shares the three main characteristics of the first church and how they shape CCC's vision.

We desire to see a movement of God in Northeast Ohio, and as we study Acts, we see that starts with personal evangelism. We know we will never be successful in our mission of making disciples if we don't talk about Jesus with other people. But where do we start? Tune in as Pastor Zach shares from Acts 2 on why every person is called to have gospel conversations that are simple, biblical, relevant, and challenging.

This week, Pastor Zach shared how at the center of every movement is a person who truly believes. If we want to see a movement of God, it begins with you living out your faith in a way that brings others in. Tune in as he shares how movements begin, die, and last.

Almost 2,000 years ago, a small group of peasants and slaves with no power or influence started a movement that swept through the Roman Empire. This movement brought millions of people into a hope they’d never known as they came to believe that Jesus was the incarnate son of God who not only suffered for them, but rose from the grave and still worked in the world. It all happened because Jesus commanded his apostles to be witnesses to what they had seen, telling the Good News of salvation to everyone, everywhere. In the book of Acts, we learn just how seriously the apostles took that mission and what can happen when people hear, believe, and respond to the gospel. The question we are left with is, “How can we make a similar impact today?”

Today, we finish our three-week sermon series introducing CCC's new vision for accomplishing the mission Jesus gave us: To make disciples of every nation. In past weeks, we have focused on spreading the gospel locally. This week, Pastor Joe explains how we can make an impact on an international level, striving to donate $30 million to global missions over the next 30 years. Hear how our giving has made an impact in the past and what we'll seek to achieve for God in the decades to come.

This week, we continue diving into CCC’s recently unveiled 30-year vision for bringing the good news of Christ to the world around us. Pastor Joe explains Part 2 of the vision—our goal to plant 60 gospel-teaching churches on Northeast Ohio. Today, we celebrate the first two of those church plants, Story Church in Mayfield Heights and Wingfoot Church in Goodyear Heights, already holding their first services! Find out how our Orchard NEO team helped these churches get started, and how they are preparing to launch the next 58 church plants in our region.

CCC has existed for 39 years as a place for people to come to know Jesus, grow in their personal relationships with him, and find their place serving him. While we’ve grown significantly since we first opened our doors, our dedication to that core mission has never changed. Over time, we have rallied around annual themes that challenge us to grow spiritually and better love those around us. We have started campuses and seen them become independent. We have begun church planting through Orchard NEO. Now, we have been prayerfully considering the right long-term vision for our church, and we’re ready to unveil that vision to guide us for the next 30 years. This week, hear Pastor Joe explain not only what’s next for the church, but how it connects to what’s next for you, too.

In 1 John 2:15-17, we are warned against loving the world and the things in it, as the "world and its desires pass away." But what does that actually mean? Aren't we supposed to care for the world we live in and the people who inhabit it? Are we supposed to seclude ourselves from the world to avoid loving what's around us more than God? It's a confusing verse on the surface, but as Pastor Joe explains, the real message is about keeping our focus on serving God's kingdom rather than serving ourselves or desiring what's around us. Tune in this week to hear our latest reminder of how deeply God loves us, and how that love can be truly life-changing.