It's Time
Make a Difference
June 6, 2021 • Brian C. Hughes
To be, or not to be, that is the question. Well, for Shakespeare, that was the question. The world is stepping all over each other to see who can look down the most, sit the highest, have the best. Our cultural question is “To be, or not to be…” But you are better than that. And there is a better question. The practical, world-altering question that Jesus asks: To serve, or not to serve. That’s the REAL question. Jesus said he did not come to BE served, but TO serve, which meant that he set aside what he wanted so that others could get what they needed. Join Senior Pastor Brian C. Hughes as he looks at what this practically means for those who choose to follow Jesus.
Be the Change
May 30, 2021 • Elijah Schiarelli
Change happens—it's inevitable— when we commit to knowing God and following Jesus. But it’s not enough to just be changed. In order to live the fullest lives possible through Jesus Christ, we need to understand that CHANGED PEOPLE HELP CHANGE PEOPLE. Jesus calls us to BE the change. In this week’s message from Teaching Pastor Elijah Schiarelli, discover 3 Tangible “How’s” for practically being the change. For "Be the Change" ideas, visit https://pccwired.net/do-good-ideas/.
Why am I here?
May 23, 2021 • Bryan Pope
It’s easy to get lost in the chaos of just trying to get through each day— like life is just happening to you. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Join Pastor Bryan Pope as he demonstrates that you are special to God, made on purpose, with purpose, for a purpose.
Get Real
May 16, 2021 • Brian C. Hughes
Our time is a finite resource. We only get 10,080 minutes each week. The good news it that we get to CHOOSE how we spend that time. Jesus may not have talked about time like this, but He gives us the ideal model for how we should LIVE our time. If we want the fullest lives possible—lives that honor God and display the fruit of following Jesus, we have to know God through a commitment to “big” church and “little” church. In this week’s message, journey through our concept of “little” church—small groups—where you can find close friends, get real and more.