In this episode of the Weekly Word, we’ll look at how Jesus used a small boy’s lunch to feed 5,000 people. This story shows us that no matter how small our gifts seem, God can use them in amazing ways. Your gift has a purpose—let’s talk about how God can use it to bless others!

In Matthew 6:9-13, Jesus taught His disciples how to pray when they asked, “Lord, teach us to pray.” In this episode, we will study the Lord’s Prayer and examine this as a guide for talking to God. We’ll also learn a simple PRAY acronym that makes praying each day easier. This episode of the Weekly Word will help you understand how to pray and encourage you to pray each day.

As we step into a new year, it’s natural to desire change – to set goals, make resolutions, and strive to become better versions of ourselves. But as 2 Corinthians 5:16 reminds us, true and lasting change doesn’t come from focusing on self-improvement. It comes from fixing our eyes on Jesus and allowing Him to transform the way we see the world, others, and ourselves. In this devotional, we’ll see how entering the new year with a Christ-centered perspective leads to deeper, more meaningful growth. Let’s step into this season not just with the goal of becoming better, but of becoming more like Him.

In life, we all encounter moments of temptation that test our faith and character. In this episode of the Weekly Word, we will see how we can overcome temptation because we are not alone, and that God provides us with the strength to resist temptation.

Merry Christmas from Christ Community Church! We pray this bonus Weekly Word episode blesses you and your families as you celebrate the birth of our Savior. Pastor Cameron tells us the story of Jesus' birth in Luke 2. As Christmas day can be busy with festivities and family gatherings, we hope you'll take a moment out of your day to recount the birth of our Savior.

As we enter this season of joy and celebration, let’s take a moment to reflect on the true reason behind it all – Jesus. John 1:1-3 reminds us that from the beginning, Christ was with God, and everything was created through Him. His presence is not just part of the story – He is the story. In the busyness of the holidays, it’s easy to get caught up in gifts, gatherings, and traditions. But at the heart of it all is the One who gave us the greatest gift – His love, His light, and His life. This season isn’t just about what we receive, but about remembering the One who came to bring hope to the word. Let's center our hearts on Jesus, the Word made flesh, and celebrate the light He brings into our lives.

In this episode of the Weekly Word, we learn about the danger of fearing man over God. We read about this topic when exploring the life of King Saul. Saul’s life was marked by a fear of people rather than obedience to God, leading to repeated acts of disobedience. Instead of trusting in God’s commands, Saul often gave in to the pressure of his insecurities. This pattern of prioritizing human approval over God’s authority led to his downfall and rejection as king. Through Saul’s story, we are reminded that fearing man leads to compromise and separation from God, but revering and trusting in God leads to life and blessing. This episode challenges us to examine our own hearts: Are we living to please others, or are we walking in faithful obedience to God?

In this episode of the Weekly Word, we examine Joseph, who was called Barnabas, meaning “son of encouragement,” by the apostles. Barnabas was more than just a name—it reflected his unwavering commitment to lifting others, spreading hope, and offering support to those in need. Like Joseph, let's also become sons of encouragement. Together, we can choose to be a light in the darkness.