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Welcome to Christ Community Church in Walton County, GeorgiaIf you were to visit Christ Community Church you would find a group of people who are just like you. Some of them maybe struggling with finances, or rearing their children and dealing with the loss of a love one or the loss of a job. Regardless of who you are, I trust you will find CCC to be a church that is interested in building lives for eternity. ContinueFeatured Articles"I Will Build My Church"-from All peoples -"I will build my church." One missionary plants. Another missionary or pastor waters. Yes. But Christ gives the growth (1 Corinthians 3:6). Christ builds the church. Church planting and church establishing is supernatural work, or it is not the church that gets built, but only a human organization. - More Scriptural Critique of Infant Baptism - There is a widespread belief in the Church that babies are to be baptized. Now, the result of this is that you have baptized non-Christians all over the world. They were baptized as infants with what they believe was a Christian baptism and an initiation into the church—and an initiation into salvation. - More Making Decisions on Non-Moral Issues - How do we deal with the issues of life that are not moral in and of themselves? Such issues as food, drink, recreation, television, movies, books, magazines, sports, Sunday activities, cards, games, smoking, hair styles, clothing styles, music styles, etc., etc. None of these, in themselves, are moral issues. How are we to deal with them? - More A Primer on Hyper-Calvinism - This error stems from a failure to differentiate between God's redemptive love, which is reserved for the elect alone, and His love of compassion, which is expressed in the goodness He shows to all His creatures (cf. Matt. 5:44-45; Acts 14:17). - More A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing: How Charles Finney's Theology Ravaged the Evangelical Movement - IT IS IRONIC that Charles Grandison Finney has become a poster boy for so many modern evangelicals. His theology was far from evangelical. As a Christian leader, he was hardly the model of humility or spirituality. Even Finney's autobiography paints a questionable character. In his own retelling of his life's story, Finney comes across as stubborn, arrogant—and sometimes even a bit devious - More Election - A Sermon - 2 Thes. 2:13-14 - IF there were no other text in the sacred Word except this one, I think we should all be bound to receive and acknowledge the truthfulness of the great and glorious doctrine of God's ancient choice of his family. - More The Altar Call: Is It Harmful or Helpful? - It would be all but impossible to give an accurate description of the modern evangelical church without mention of the invitation system, or the "altar call," as it is called. The altar call is a custom in virtually all Evangelical, Fundamentalist, Wesleyan, Pentecostal, and Charismatic circles. - More Of The Providence Of God - Our Lord in Matt. 10:29 is encouraging his disciples against all the troubles and distresses they might meet with in their way, and particularly against the fear of men, by the consideration of the providence of God, which reaches unto the meanest of things, sparrows and the hairs of our head. - More The Meaning of "KOSMOS" in John 3:16 - Many people suppose they already know the simple meaning of John 3:16, and therefore they conclude that no diligent study is required of them to discover the precise teaching of this verse. Needless to say, such an attitude shuts out any further light which they otherwise might obtain on the passage. - More Who Saves Whom? - The touchstone question in the running debate between Jesus and the Pharisees, Paul and the Judaizers, Augustine and Pelagius, the Dominicans and the Franciscans, the Reformers and the medieval Roman Catholic church, and the Calvinists and Arminians is this: Who saves whom? - More |
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