Sharing with Family and Friends

Eric Lonergan explores the dangers of being indifferent or overly passionate in sharing with others after STP. He reminds us that God loves us despite us, not because of us. He encourages us to share with love and with words, letting the gospel bleed out from us and define who we are.

Sharing with Family and Friends
Eric Lonergan

How (Not) to Fall Away from CO

In the first Return Training talk (RET), Ken Currie, the director of COM, shared on practicals of staying in Christian Community by giving main reasons why people leave. He explains how our culture tends to value individualistic tendencies, but he defends the value of community from a biblical perspective.

Then he encourage us to commit to three P’s: A Purpose, A Person, A Process.

How (Not) to Fall Away from CO
Ken Currie

A Good Life at All Costs - Church

“Our culture does not get excited about the idea of church… many evangelical Christians fall into that category, they’re not flocking to the churches as much…..” Charlie Brooks takes our fear of submission and shares on the benefits of becoming committed to the church.

A Good Life at All Costs - Church
Charlie Brooks

The Cost of the World

Andrew Knight came down with the CCP team and shared on the significance of missions as a calling and as a lifestyle for Christians. How do we become global Christians? How can we go out and love others in the world. “If not you, who? If not now, when?”

The Cost of the World
Andrew Knight

The Cost of Vulnerability

“That at all costs, we would be open to each other in the context of community, because of the gospel of Christ.”

Steve Discher shares on how we are made to be in community and encourages us to live in the light, to be accountable to each other in our successes and our failures seeing what Christ has done in us.

The Cost of Vulnerability
Steve Discher