Community Bible Church

Meekness is not a Weakness with Dr. Hutch Kufahl

Text: John 3:26-30 Target: As Christians when you understand that you are called to be a REBEL “with a cause”, your mission becomes clear, and your life points to Christ.

BE★LOVED with Dr. Ed Newton

Text: Matthew 3:17, Luke 3:22 Target: To discover that our performance for God does not determine our place with God.

You Belong Here with Dr. Ed Newton

Text: Luke 3:21-22, Matthew 3:15-17, Mark 1:9-11 Target: Today, we examine the pronouncement from heaven over Jesus and discover how these promises give us purpose on this earth.

Now Introducing Jesus with Dr. Ed Newton

Text: John 1:29, Matthew 3:13-17 Target: The greatest privilege of John the Baptist was to introduce Jesus to the world, but that same privilege God gives us every day. Seize the Moment you have been given!

Audience of One with Dr. Ed Newton

Text: Matthew 3:1-12 Target: Messages that are most memorable are the ones that are insightful, impactful, but most of all...impressionable! What John the Baptist had to say, how he said it, and how he lived it encourages us all to live a life worth imitating!

A Father's Heart with Dr. Ed Newton

Text: Malachi 4:6: “ And he will turn the hearts of fathers to their children and the hearts of children to their fathers.” Target: The way a person perceives God is the lens in which a person sees the world, and the way they see themselves. Our effort today is to change out the lens!

I Saw the Sign with Dr. Ed Newton

Text: Luke 1:6-23 Target: The belief of “unanswered prayer” is to assume that God is indifferent and uninterested and that today’s message REBELS against that assumption!

A Defining DNA with Drew Worsham

There are “3 Distinct DNA Markers” that distinguish and define every follower of Jesus and every Church.

The Unknown Stone with Dr. Ed Newton

A rock is rock until a rock is repurposed and then it becomes a stone. For the rock itself hasn’t changed, but what it is being used for has, thus requiring a name change. Today, we seek to repurpose rocks into stones.

Unknown Day with Dr. Ed Newton

The hope of every follower of Jesus is His return to this earth to make all things new. Though many Christians don’t agree on every detail on “end time events” we can fully agree on these things.

Unknown Mom with Dr. Ed Newton

Proverbs 31 has been a standard of inspiration for all women but has also quietly served as a mark of intimidation. My hope today is by revealing the “Unknown Mom” behind this proverb a new perspective would be gained, and an unspoken pressure would be relieved.

Unknown Eternity with Robert Emmitt

TEXT: John 3:3-16 The world spends trillions of dollars each year on healthcare, vitamins, diets and exercise, and yet the death rate still remains at 100%, and the average life is 71. “Seventy years are given to us! Some even live to eighty. But even the best years are filled with pain and trouble; soon they disappear and we fly away.” (Psalms 90:10) But where do we fly away to?

Unknown (g)od with Dr. Ed Newton

Text: Acts 17:16-31 Target: The way you define God will always be the way you describe God, but most importantly display God.

Unknown Interruption with Dr. Ed Newton

Life is a series of “unknown interruptions” requiring constant consideration and consolidation of whether or not the interruption is important enough to cause redirection. However, what if the “unknown interruption” was seen not as an inconvenience, but an intervention, could we see the “unknown interruption” differently?

Good Friday Service: Unknown Cup with Dr. Ed Newton

Unknown Condition with Dr. Ed Newton

When life feels like it is unraveling at the seams and you are beneath the fray, just know there is a God who only needs a thread of faith to mend a garment of praise.

Unknown Sin with Dr. Ed Newton

We serve a God that forgives all sin when we seek forgiveness and confess it. There is a freedom found in making known what you tried to keep unknown. God declares you fully known, but yet fully loved.

Unknown Friends with Dr. Ed Newton

When you are on the outside looking in, hoping to be heard, given hope and healing, but you can’t move another step, could we believe that what seems final is not finished?

Unknown Church—The Antioch Effect with Dr. Ed Newton

The most radical paradigm shift of sharing Jesus to all nations happened when persecution drove the early church to disperse. This dispersion, did not destroy the movement of Jesus, but instead deployed it to the ends of the earth. The vehicle...the Church at Antioch.

Psalm 23:5-6 with Dr. Ed Newton

The theme of Psalm 23 is that God always protects and provides. The psalm relies on an extended metaphor of God as a shepherd and the speaker as one of his sheep. With God as his shepherd, the speaker says ''I lack nothing.'' Through the psalm, he details the ways in which God provides: he leads, he guides, he refreshes. The psalmist concludes with the idea that if he remains with God, then ''Surely your goodness and love will follow me/all the days of my life,'' claiming God's protection and pr...

Psalm 23:3-4 with Dr. Ed Newton

The theme of Psalm 23 is that God always protects and provides. The psalm relies on an extended metaphor of God as a shepherd and the speaker as one of his sheep. With God as his shepherd, the speaker says ''I lack nothing.'' Through the psalm, he details the ways in which God provides: he leads, he guides, he refreshes. The psalmist concludes with the idea that if he remains with God, then ''Surely your goodness and love will follow me/all the days of my life,'' claiming God's protection and pr...

Psalm 23:1-2 with Dr. Ed Newton

The theme of Psalm 23 is that God always protects and provides. The psalm relies on an extended metaphor of God as a shepherd and the speaker as one of his sheep. With God as his shepherd, the speaker says ''I lack nothing.'' Through the psalm, he details the ways in which God provides: he leads, he guides, he refreshes. The psalmist concludes with the idea that if he remains with God, then ''Surely your goodness and love will follow me/all the days of my life,'' claiming God's protection and pr...

A Corporate Voice with Dr. Ed Newton

God chooses to speak to us personally in Kairos moments, which are divine moments that are qualified in 4 distinctions: Speed Bump -Deciphering Moment, Brick Wall -Detouring Moment, Mirror -Discovering Moment, and Window -Defining Moment, but is it possible that at the same time in the same place God speaks to us a shared message?

The Comforting Voice with Dr. Ed Newton

The loudest echo of God’s voice often comes from within the hallways of hurt, pain, and anguish. According to C.S. Lewis: “God whispers to us in our pleasures, speaks in our conscience, and shouts in our pain.” Today, we learn How to Recognize God’s Voice in Pain.

A Clarifying Voice with Dr. Ed Newton

God speaks to you through His Spirit, verified by His Word, and confirmed by other people and circumstances. Therefore, being able to experience God's work in you and around you, is simply about being able to not only recognize God’s activity, but also being able to classify God’s activity in a practical way that leads to action.

The Constant Voice with Dr. Ed Newton

The role of the Holy Spirit in the life of a follower of Jesus is multifaceted and, when recognized, God becomes multidimensional.

A Commanding Voice with Dr. Ed Newton

The primary way in which God has chosen to speak to His people is to reveal Himself through His Word, but can we trust it that is true? The desire of this message is to reveal the importance of the power of God’s word as not only reliable, but relevant for all people, in all places at all times.

The Competing Voice with Dr. Ed Newton

What defines and directs us as people of destiny is to be able to discern the right voice(s) to give our attention and acceptance. The ability to decipher and determine what decisions to make in the daily rhythm of your life requires you to see Jesus as a Shepherd.

A Chosen Voice with Dr. Ed Newton

There is an automatic assumption that God doesn’t speak anymore and has chosen to be silent at the completion of the Holy Scriptures. Though, the Scriptures are complete and there is no new revelation beyond what’s contained in the 66 books of the Bible; God is still speaking making known what has already be known in the past, fresh and new today by applying it to us individually.

Praying Through the Armor with Dr. Ed Newton

The closing message of the series gives the reminder to keep in an attitude of prayer. Remind me to “pray in the Spirit on all occasions.” Be alert and always praying for the saints; to be joyful and to give thanks in everything.