Weekly Messages - Community Church of Greensburg | Batesville

Who Stole The Gratitude?

Gratitude sounds simple—until it isn’t. One moment we’re thankful for what we have, and the next we’re looking sideways at what someone else has. Comparison sneaks in and quietly steals our joy. What if the reason gratitude feels so fragile isn’t because we don’t have enough, but because we’ve forgotten who gave it all in the first place?

Hitting The Wall

Following Jesus will inevitably bring us to a “wall”. The wall is a place where our humanity faces its deepest realities; unmet expectations, our past experiences, our dependencies or false assumptions. For some the wall becomes a stumbling block to growing in faith. For others it becomes the transition to an authentic life. What will you do when you hit the “wall”?

Where Are You?

All of us are somewhere on a faith journey. Recognizing where you are in your faith story helps bring clarity to the next step you need to take and with whom you need to take it. In this message we are invited to take inventory of where we are in our stage of faith and challenged to move to the next step.

Intersecting Stories

Everyone loves a good story. From introduction to final sentence, every good story is filled with moments of discovery, learning, shifting, distress and victory...or even defeat. Your life is a story being written. What's your story like right now? What do you hope it will be? One thing is for certain, the place where we end up with be determined by the choices we make and the people with whom we share our story. In this message we will explore Jesus' invitation to take the lead of our story and change the outcome.

Deliver Us From Evil

It’s easy to point at the world and name what’s evil. But what if the real danger isn’t just the evil “out there,” but the evil that lives within us? In a culture quick to blame and slow to forgive, Jesus calls us to something radical—His Kingdom breaking into the world through forgiveness, grace, and love. What if overcoming evil starts not with fighting harder, but with surrendering deeper?