Peace Community Church

Prone to Wander

Most Christians have witnessed someone walking away from the faith or have personally gone through it themselves. What happens to an individual who has wandered away? And what is our role in this decision? You won’t want to miss this critically important conclusion to the book of James.

Pressing On Toward the Goal

Each new year affords us the opportunity to take inventory of the past, but also to remain focused on the future. Remember that there is newness with each day and that we must continue to strive toward the goals that God has placed on our hearts.
Passage: Philippians 3:12-16

Christmas Eve Candlelight Service

The sermon from PMCC's Christmas Eve Service

A Portrait of Love

During this advent season we are reminded that Jesus is the greatest picture of love–God’s love. Him coming to this earth puts on display the great lengths that God goes in order to love us and redeem us.

Discovering Lasting Joy

In this week of Advent, we will be exploring the topic of Joy, and how Jesus offers us lasting joy.

ADVENT : Peace - Peaceful Restoration

One of the titles of Jesus is Prince of Peace. Unlike the word anxiety which means to tear apart, Peace means to bind together. Jesus being our Prince of Peace means that he can bring all the chaos and difficulties of life that tear at us and cause us to feel overwhelmed and offer us peace that all will be well no matter how difficult life gets. 
Passage: John 14

Advent Series: HOPE | Guest Speaker Dr. Douglas Groothuis

BEGINNING OF ADVENT - Theme: Hope

Kicking off our first week of Advent is Dr. Douglas Groothuis, professor of philosophy at Denver Seminary. He is preparing a powerful message on Hope that you won't want to miss it! Invite a friend or someone you know to join us during this glorious season!

Book of James: Rotted by Wealth

In this weeks message Pastor Kevin concludes our series in James. Chapter 5 speaks red-hot words against those who have used their wealth to bring injustices.

 

Draw Near to God

For many people God can seem far away from our circumstances. This can be a great source of pain for many who think of God as someone who is disconnected from our struggles and does not care to make a difference. But Scripture states, “Come near to God and he will come near to you” (James 4:7). This verse promises its readers that God comes near to those who seek him, so why is it that we often find ourselves struggling to experience the Lord? Find out more this upcoming Sunday.
Passage: James 4:4-10

Guest Speaker: Roger Olson

Ezekiel 36:26-27