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11.19.20 | Shepherding | by Eric Mullinax
Following Christ requires independent and courageous thinking and acting. The choice often leads us to go against the flow, to stand opposing, to resist the wisdom of the crowd.
11.12.20 | Shepherding | by Eric Mullinax
Such a reading of the world’s creation and thoughts of the Master gardener tending to me, stirred a response similar to David’s … “when I survey this vast world, the work of your fingers, the moon and the stars and all that you have established...
11.05.20 | Discipleship | by Jeremiah Hill
It is good to care about the outcome of our elections. Better still to vote and let your voice be heard...but let us remember our hope is not in the President, or in Congress, or in the Supreme Court...
Not All the Heroes of the Reformation Are Well-Known
10.29.20 | Shepherding | by Dan Steere
The Reformation was an ongoing event and not all the heroes of the Reformation are well-known. There were many unheralded champions even in locations we know well.
Two Big Changes Coming For Our Advent Season
10.22.20 | News | by John Jones
The Season of Advent is always a special marker of two truths so easily neglected or easily buried underneath ordinary life: Jesus has come, and Jesus will come again! Unique for this Advent season, we will be introducing two new changes on...
Operation Christmas Child Update
10.15.20 | News | by Judy Foster
CPC will also be a Shoebox Drop-Off Collection Site again this year, November 16-23. We will be open a few hours each day and will need many volunteers.
10.01.20 | Shepherding | by Jake Bennett
...we have all experienced the effects of the response to COVID-19. Our lives have been altered.
09.24.20 | Shepherding | by Eric Mullinax
The vast and daunting world of words is met with this thought. God is still the Giver of words and wisdom.
Another Article About Paying Attention
09.17.20 | Shepherding | by John Jones
I wonder if, regardless of our views on elections and power, masks and vaccines, what this season should be teaching us is that we are rather poor at discerning our own hearts.
09.03.20 | Shepherding | by Eric Mullinax
Perhaps this practice of secrecy is why Jesus urged many who he healed not to reveal his identity. Perhaps this practice of secrecy is why Jesus avoided the crowds and would often go off to lonely places to pray.
