Community Church Roselawn

What if grace isn’t just about forgiveness, but transformation? Today, we’ll look at how God’s grace teaches and empowers us to live holy lives as we continue The Fullness of Grace.

When life gets hard, where do we look for strength? We’ll look at how God’s grace strengthens us in every trial.

What if “not enough” isn’t the real problem? We’ll look at how God’s grace provides and how that changes the way we live and give as we continue in our sermon series, The Fullness of Grace.

When God gives “grace upon grace,” what is He really giving us? Let's take a closer look at the depth of His grace as we begin our new sermon series, The Fullness of Grace.

What fear keeps us from telling the greatest news we’ve ever heard? Reflect on what it means to share the good news of the risen Jesus as we celebrate Resurrection Sunday.

When you think of the cross, do you consider the hours that led up to it? This Good Friday, reflect on The Final Hours of Jesus’ life.

Palm Sunday. As Jesus entered Jerusalem, the crowds shouted “Hosanna!” expecting a king to free them from Rome, but Jesus came to deliver something greater. Discover the King who came to save us from sin.

Have you ever sensed God asking you to let something go, but hesitated? What if what you’re holding onto is shaping your response to Jesus?

When Jesus reveals who He is, the most faithful response may be the simplest one. Consider what it means to truly listen to Him as we continue our Breaking the Good News series.

Peter makes his confession that he believes Jesus is indeed the Messiah...but is the Messiah he has in mind really what Jesus came to do? Today, as we consider that we follow Jesus, have we at times made Him into something He truly isn't?

When your situation feels impossible, do you focus on what you lack? Discover how Jesus invites us to trust beyond what we can see as we continue our Breaking the Good News series.

Is your walk with God rooted in habit or heartfelt devotion? Discover what true obedience looks like as we continue our Breaking the Good News series.

What happens when faith is met with rejection? Discover what it means to be “Treated Like Jesus” as we continue our Breaking the Good News series.

Hope doesn’t disappear when the wait feels long. This Sunday, discover how Jesus meets us in moments of desperation and delay as we continue our Breaking the Good News series.

Ever feel unsure how to share your faith? This workshop reminds us that we show up faithfully, and God handles the rest.

When people challenge the reality of Jesus’ life-changing power, what should we do?

When we come to God asking for something, what happens when what He gives us isn’t what we expected? 

Pastor Matthew begins our new sermon series, Breaking the Good News, from the Gospel of Mark.

When God leads us into something new, do we focus on the fruit He promises… or the fear we feel?

As celebrations fill this season, we'll take a closer look at a parable Jesus shared with those who missed the party. Which brother do you relate to, repentant and grateful, or self-righteous and bitter?

In a World where it is hard to find belonging, Jesus left his home to give us one

With so much darkness in the world, how can we still find reason to hope?

When our relationships feel strained or broken, where can we find real healing and restoration?

If God were going to come dwell with us on Earth, how come he didn't choose to come in less difficult circumstances?

This Thanksgiving morning, before you feast on food, feast on God's word in the conclusion of our sermon series, "Contending for the Kingdom”, as we discuss the importance of always moving forward into God's future for us.

How should we understand Christians who worship in ways that are unfamiliar to us ? Find out as we continue our sermon series “ Contending for the Kingdom”.

Should the church be a place where people find judgment or mercy? Find out this Sunday as we continue our sermon series “ Contending for the Kingdom”.

What's the point of getting involved with helping at church if I don’t personally benefit from it? Find out as we continue our sermon series “ Contending for the Kingdom”.

Not every effort to serve God and build his kingdom immediately succeeds. What should we do when we face setbacks and failures? Find out this Sunday as we continue our sermon series “ Contending for the Kingdom”.

What do C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien, and the apostle Paul have in common? We look at Philippians 1:3–11 and see how Paul’s letter overflows with gratitude, partnership, and confidence in the God who finishes what He starts.

What happens when God’s instructions for building his kingdom get.. A little strange? Find out as we continue our sermon series “ Contending for the Kingdom”.

How can we expect God to build his kingdom when it seems like everything is set against it? Find out as we continue our sermon series “ Contending for the Kingdom”.

What happens when the success of God's people hinges on help from those outside of it? Find out as we continue our sermon series “ Contending for the Kingdom”.

How does God prepare his people to build his kingdom when the task is so great? Find out this week as we start our new sermon series “ Contending for the Kingdom”.

Juan Wagenveld shares from Revelation 21:1–5, reminding us that while Scripture is honest about our brokenness, it overflows with hope. Jesus is making all things new—and invites us to be part of His renewing work.

Pastor Mark unpacks Matthew 23:1–12 and shows how, in a culture where pride masquerades as humility, Christ calls us to authentic servanthood.

Some of the things that Jesus was doing in his earthly ministry were difficult for people to see as legitimate faith practices. This week, Pastor Matthew is going to be teaching on one of the times that we see people react to Jesus this way, found in Mark 2:18-28, and what Jesus' reaction to their criticism tells us about how we understand the new things God is doing.

The calling of the church is to share the Gospel with the entire world, but is that realistic? This week, Pastor Matthew will be taking us through Matthew 28:16-20, often called "The Great Commission," and showing us why we can have hope to fulfill this incredible task. See you Sunday!

When God changes someone's life, does it stop with that individual? Pastor Matthew discusses Mark 5:1-20. When God is the one bringing transformation in someone's life, the possibilities of what can change as a result are incredible.

Pastor Laryn brings a message from 2 Timothy 4:1–5 titled “Preach the Word.” We’re reminded of the call to share God’s Word with urgency, patience, and truth.

Pastor Kyle Beckrich brought a message from Mark 4:35–41, “Calming the Storm.” In this passage, we see how Jesus meets His disciples in their fear—both in the storm and in the stillness. Be reminded that no matter what season you’re in, the One who calms the wind and waves is still in control.

This is part two of Dan Kuiper's short sermon series with a message titled “Communication 101.” We’ll look at the power of words, the art of listening, and how obedience to God’s Word can strengthen relationships.

Guest speaker Dan Kuiper shares a message on how selfless love, deep connection, and intentional obedience can transform our relationships and reflect the heart of Christ.

Pastor Mark unpacks Joshua 1:1-9 and we receive God's encouraging command to "be strong and courageous".

Pastor Laryn brings a message from Exodus 33 titled “Show Me Your Glory.” Through Moses’ bold conversation with God, we’ll explore what it means to truly know the Lord, walk in His presence, and experience His glory. Be reminded that even with our flaws, God’s power and presence can fill our lives with His radiance.

Jeff White shares a message from Acts 17 titled “Paul in Athens.” We’ll follow Paul into a culture full of idols and ideas, where he boldly proclaims the truth of the Gospel in the heart of Athens. Come be challenged to live out and share your faith in a world still searching for meaning.

We welcomed Pastor Matthew Pearce for the first time this Sunday as he shared a message from Luke 4:38–5:11 titled “Healing at His House, Doubts at the Docks.” Through Peter’s early encounters with Jesus, we were reminded that even when we wrestle with doubt, Jesus remains faithful and is able to work in every part of our lives.

What does it mean to live for God's approval rather than the world's? Pastor Mark unpacks Luke 20:45–21:4 and we explore together the importance of full surrender to the lordship of Christ.

Andrew Earnshaw walks us through Psalm 8, exploring our identity in light of God’s greatness, creativity, and love. Come be reminded not just of who we are—but of who God is as our powerful and loving Father.

This Pentecost Sunday, we welcome guest Kurt Selles! Kurt has served as the director of ReFrame Ministries (formerly Back to God Ministries International) since 2012. Before that, he spent 19 years as a missionary in China with Resonate Global Mission, where he also taught missions at Beeson Divinity School in Alabama.