Episode 233: Peace of Mind: the Contented Mind - Pastor Sam Rempel 4/26/26

Episode 237: The God of Second Chances - Pastor Sam Rempel 5/24/26

This sermon explores how unchecked desire leads us off course, and how God's mercy meets us in the wreckage — using both Psalm 51 and Psalm 32 to trace the full arc from raw confession to the joy of forgiveness received.

Episode 236: Choose to Live with Eternity in Mind - Pastor Sal Roggio 5/17/26

Pastor Sal returns to the pulpit with a powerful message titled, “Choose to Live with Eternity in Mind,” from Psalm 39. Together we’ll be challenged to examine how we spend our days, center our lives on God’s will, and remember that “only what’s done for Christ will last.”

Episode 235: God's Blueprint for Mothers - Pastor Sam Rempel 5/10/26 Mother's Day

Pastor Sam shares a very special message for mother's. Six Rooms every Christian Home should have, and Mom is at the center of it all! For more information on CCCC: https://linktr.ee/ccccmillville #church #mothersday #christian #christianhome #jesus #Godsblueprint

Episode 234: Peace of Mind: the Renewed Mind - Pastor Sam Rempel 5/3/26

This Sunday Pastor Sam brings the series to its powerful conclusion by centering on the 'mind of Christ' passage in Philippians 1:27-2:11 — the great Christological hymn — and connecting it to mental and emotional health. True mental renewal is not simply a self-help project; it is a participation in the humility, selflessness, and other-orientation of Jesus Himself. For more information: https://linktr.ee/ccccmillville #church #philippians #jesus #sermon #christian

Episode 233: Peace of Mind: the Contented Mind - Pastor Sam Rempel 4/26/26

This sermon tackles one of the most underdiagnosed contributors to poor mental health in modern Western culture: chronic discontentment. Pastor Sam unpacks Philippians 4:10 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ehn0UyWoOeo&t=250s]-13 — arguably the most misquoted passage in the Bible ('I can do all things through Christ') — and restores it to its original context as a declaration of contentment, not achievement. Paul says contentment is something he 'learned' (4:11 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ehn0UyWoOeo&t=251s]), which means it is a discipline, not a personality trait or spiritual gift. This sermon offers a countercultural vision of a stable, grounded mind that is not held hostage to circumstances, comparison, or consumption. for more information on CCCC got to https://linktr.ee/ccccmillville [https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqblVseXpsS1NrakpheGo0QmNZQmFwMkZpaDdPd3xBQ3Jtc0tuSFJYQ19Va0g4Q0wtc0kycmlWMnlKV2RYa05VeDEzaEZvcVpvVFNFZnMxUWZQMHZ3M0V1R3hucVQ2S1FFeGVXUmpVVUdaMjZwTDlWcFVRck1xdUNjX0RZMGVpbE1UMHJBZGd5bTdnWGZSWTc5X0poMA&q=https%3A%2F%2Flinktr.ee%2Fccccmillville&v=Ehn0UyWoOeo]