Join us for encouragement from God’s Word at 10:30 am via Facebook live (it will be on our be available on the CCAG Facebook page click on the icon below). We’re currently studying the Gospel of John. This gospel is unique amongst the four gospels, focusing more on “who” Jesus is than “what he did and said”.
UPDATE!!! We’re now opening in person (in the building) on June 7th for our worship gathering at 10:30am , Sunday School is planned to resume on June 21 (this might change to the 28th)
We’re excited to share that CCAG will be resuming services at our building again starting on May 31st.
CCAG is re-opening in a 2 step manner, we’ll begin with “Drive In” service and then begin meeting again in the building. Below is the currently planned schedule:
Step 1:
Step 2:
June 7th June 14th – Sunday School and Morning Worship resume in the building ! We will be following safety guidelines to do our best to ensure safety and comfort.
Here are a few of the precautions we’ll be taking.
Come join us! We’re looking forward to seeing you here!
If you are not comfortable returning to an “in-person” setting we will continue to live stream our services here on Facebook!
Coronavirus (COVID-19) has been dominating headlines in recent weeks. Some reports are sensationalistic; others offer measured concern. Doubtless, this virus is affecting tens of thousands of people around the globe.
I ask our Assemblies of God family to join me in prayer in these specific areas this weekend:
1. Pray we will be driven by faith and not fear.
The U.S. Assemblies of God is part of a global Assemblies of God family. In recent days, we’ve seen how Italy has been particularly impacted by the coronavirus. I was encouraged to see how the Assemblies of God in Italy chose to encourage their members to rely on the strength and the power of God’s Word, asking them to pray in accordance to Philippians 4:6-7, “Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.”
2. Pray for the people who have been greatly impacted.
We believe that God has the power to heal every sickness and every disease. Pray that His healing power would be manifested across the nations of the earth that are facing this crisis in their own neighborhoods, communities, and families.
Pray for scientists and researchers to be led by the Holy Spirit as they seek to provide treatments and vaccines.
3. Pray for our missionary family and global partners.
Members of our Assemblies of God family frequently travel throughout the world in response to the gospel. Pray God’s protection on them, that they would stay strong, healthy, and effective where God has called them to be. Pray that God will be glorified in the response of AG churches and partners throughout the world.
4. Pray for hope, the Blessed Hope, of Christ.
We believe in Jesus as Savior, Healer, Baptizer in the Spirit, and Soon-Coming King. As we pray for healing, may we not lose sight that our hope is not in a medical breakthrough or in the effective systems of the world. Our hope is in Christ and the Blessed Hope of His soon return. Disasters such as these should remind us of our eternal hope in Christ and awaken us to the need to share His hope with those around us.
Source: AG News
Ask people around in today’s world the question “Who is Jesus?” and you’ll get a variety of answers. This is really no different from when Jesus asked the question of His disciples. It is however a critical one to answer. In this message from April 8th we delve into this Bottom Line Belief.
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So which day was more important? Friday or Sunday? Where would we be if there was no Good Friday? Where would we be if there was no Resurrection Sunday?
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On the first Palm Sunday the crowds welcomed a king! But for many it was a case of mistaken identity, because the king they recognized wasn’t the king that rode into town on the back of a donkey colt.
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In today’s message we continue our Bottom Line Beliefs series by looking what allows us to be saved. Our salvation is by grace alone, no amount of effort on our part no , matter how well-intended it may be can bring salvation.
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We all face the prospect of aging, no one lives forever (at least here on earth). In this message we look at what we need to do to both start and finish well.
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This is the first in a series of messages titled Bottom Line Beliefs in which we will be looking at the “non-negotiables” in terms of our Christian faith. We’ll be visiting this series once or twice each month on either the first or second Sunday. Today’s message delves into the Bottom Line Belief that Jesus is the only way to the Father. It is an exclusive claim, but not in a “you can’t get in ” way but rather in a “this is truth” way. Everyone needs salvation through Jesus Christ, it is the most inclusive message of all!
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Finding purpose can seem like a daunting task, but it doesn’t have to be. Fortunately, God has provided us with some tools to help us find His will. In this message we look at several practical ways we can do just that.
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