Sermon Summary Notes There were times when Jesus taught hard things. On the worst day in Jesus’ life—those twenty-four hours between his Passover meal with his disciples and his death. For three years Jesus loved and taught Judas, who then betrayed and sold him out. That same night the rest of his followers abandoned him…
Sermon Summary As we prepare ourselves today to present our pledges toward our Extraordinary Challenge I am reminded of a similar challenge King David of Israel faced in his day. It occurred to David that while he was living in a luxurious palace, God’s people were still worshiping in what was essentially a big tent. So…
Sermon Summary At TCC we talk a lot about building redemptive relationships with others, fulfilling our church’s mission of transforming ordinary people into extraordinary followers of Christ. God has designed us to do life with others. We need to learn how to selflessly pour our lives into others, and for that I think that we…
Sermon Summary For the last couple of weeks we have been talking about the exciting ministry vision we believe God has given us for the future. We are calling it our Extraordinary Challenge. It is a vision worthy of our time, our talents and our treasure; it will require all of us who call TCC…
This Sunday we had our Merge Speaker, Ben Hardman give the message on leaving an extraordinary legacy with the next generation.
Our vision is to transform ordinary people into extraordinary followers of Jesus Christ; we do this by building relationships (Matthew 22:27, 39). God wants us to love our neighbors in the same way and with the same commitment with which we love ourselves, and to participate in God’s plan to reconcile a lost humanity to Himself. God…
Sermon Summary The story of TCC is one of God’s faithfulness. Today I’d like to reminisce a bit, reviewing our history, and seeing God’s fingerprints all over it. Reviewing God’s faithfulness in the past is meant to encourage us to trust that he will be faithful to us in the future (Psalm 100:5). In 1989…
GroupLink is a strategy designed to help you connect with others to form a new small group. In less than two short hours you will have met ten to twelve new friends. Because it’s friendships that help people stick in a small group, that’s what TCC’s small groups focus on. We encourage new groups to take eight to…
