CBC Stratford Sermons & Podcast

The Breaking Of Bread - Acts 2:42

Speaker: Pastor Tim Yorgey
Sermon Date: 9/29/2024
Sermon Series: The Church
Sermon Notes
Listen in as we study the importance of being devoted to the breaking of bread in Acts 2:42. We will explore the roots of communion found in the Passover celebration. As well as the command God gave His disciples to do this in remembrance of Him. Join us we study this important command given to the church.

The Fellowship Pt. 2 - Acts 2:42

Speaker: Pastor Tim Yorgey
Sermon Date: 9/22/2024
Sermon Series: The Church
Sermon Notes
Listen in as we continue to study the "one another" commands in the Bible. This week will be looking at James 5:16. This passage tell us to confess our sins to each other and pray for one another. Join us as we study these commands and how they are to happen in the local church body.

The Fellowship Pt. 1 - Acts 2:42

Speaker: Pastor Tim Yorgey
Sermon Date: 9/15/2024
Sermon Series: The Church
Sermon Notes
Listen in as we look at Acts 2:42 and explore what it means to be devoted to the fellowship. We will see that the New Testament is filled with one another commands. Join us as we look at three different passages describing the way the church should interact with each other.

The Apostles' Teaching - Acts 2:42

Speaker: Pastor Tim Yorgey
Sermon Date: 9/8/2024
Sermon Series: The Church
Sermon Notes
Listen in we look again at Acts 2:42. Here we will see that the early church was focused on the apostles teaching. Join us as we look through the New Testament and see all that the apostle taught.

They Devoted Themselves To - Acts 2:42

Speaker: Pastor Tim Yorgey
Sermon Date: 9/1/2024
Sermon Series: The Church
Sermon Notes
We are starting a short series on Acts 2:42. This one short verse gives us the priorities of a faithful church. This week we will look at the fact that the early Church was devoted. We will look at what it means to be devoted and the pressures we all face to be distracted away from what really matters. This is an important reminder of the necessity to devote ourselves to the Word of God.

Lest You Forget - Psalm 139:1-16

Speaker: Joe Cable
Sermon Date: 8/25/2024
Sermon Series: The Centrality Of Christ
Sermon Notes
This is the last part of our five-week series looking at the centrality of Christ. Listen in as Joe Cable wraps up this series. His message is called Lest You Forget. He will be preaching from various passages including Psalm 139:1-16.

All You Need to Know - 1 Corinthians 2:1-5

Speaker: Marcus Smith
Sermon Date: 8/11/2024
Sermon Series: The Centrality Of Christ
Sermon Notes
Listen in as we continue our five-week series looking at the centrality of Christ. This week guest speaker Marcus Smith presents the beauty of the simplicity of the gospel. Marcus is a seminary student at RTS. His message is called All You Need to Know and he will be preaching from 1 Corinthians 2:1-5.
 

It Is Written - Matthew 4:1-11

Speaker: Ben Gunderson
Sermon Date: 8/4/2024
Sermon Series: The Centrality Of Christ
Sermon Notes
Listen in as we continue our five-week series looking at the centrality of Christ. This week we hear from Ben Gunderson who served as the RBC camp pastor. His message is called It Is Written and it will be coming from Matthew 4.

No Longer Ignorant - Acts 3

Speaker: Jon Johnson
Sermon Date: 7/28/2024
Sermon Series: The Centrality Of Christ
Sermon Notes
This is the beginning of a five-week series looking at the centrality of Christ. Each week will have a different speaker who will preach on how Christ is central. This week we hear from Jon Jonhson who serves as a missionary in Brazil. His message is called , and he will be teaching from Acts 3. He also shares about his work in Brazil.

God's Mercy - Jonah 4:5-11

Speaker: Pastor Caleb Cornelius
Sermon Date: 7/21/2024
Sermon Series: Jonah
Sermon Notes
Listen in as we finish our study in the book of Jonah. We will look at the last part of chapter four and see how God answers Jonah. Join us as we wrap up the book of Jonah and see what the story of Jonah teaches us about God.