CCC High School Podcast

God, I Feel...Praise

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 6 May 2012 09:00:04 -0500

There are dozens of Psalms that express praise and thankfulness to God. During this final week of the series, we'll take a look at Psalm 136, a Psalm where every verse talks about an amazing act of God followed by the phrase "His love endures forever." We'll have opportunities to express our thankfulness to God, as well as be reminded that he is powerful, and that good things come from him.

For more information about Christ Community Church, visit the website at cccomaha.org. You can also watch the service online at CCCOmaha.tv.

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God, I Feel...Seeking Forgiveness From God

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 29 Apr 2012 09:00:52 -0500

Despite the fact that David gave in to lust, adultery, and even murder, he is known as a man after God's own heart. How is that possible? Yes, God cares about our actions. But, just as important is our response to the times where we mess up. After his snowballing sins caught up to him, David became sorrowful and repentant of his mistakes. He wrote Psalm 51, a deeply real and easy to identify with Psalm of David seeking forgiveness from God. This week is a special You Own the Morning which will be led by our freshman class.

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God, I Feel...Grief

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 22 Apr 2012 09:00:13 -0500

At one point or another we have all seen someone grieve or even experienced it first hand. Whether it is because of sickness, death, parents divorcing, moving across the country, or a host of other things, grief is a reality of a sin scared world. In Psalm 6 we see the depth of David’s grief as he says, “I am worn out from groaning; all night I flood my bed with weeping.” This week we will discover that not only is God with us in the midst of our grief, but He also understands it more than we will ever know.

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God, I Feel...Anger

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 15 Apr 2012 09:00:10 -0500

Psalm 10 begins by saying, "Why, O Lord, do you stand far off? Why do you hide yourself in times of trouble?" The Psalmist was frustrated, even angry at God when he looked around and saw the wicked prospering what seemed like right under God's nose. Sometimes it seems like those who do right don't get rewarded, and those who live life as they please have all the fun. Is this really true? And, it is OK to share our deepest emotions, even our frustration and anger with God? We'll answer these important questions in week 1.

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Wanting More: Ruth

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 1 Apr 2012 09:00:31 -0500

In the period of the judges, we get a glimmer of hope in the book of Ruth. Themes of integrity, honesty, high moral standards, & loyalty are seen throughout. Ultimately, Ruth needed a Kinsman Redeemer, and so do we. As we dive into the character of Ruth, we'll discover our own need for a Kinsman Redeemer and how Jesus fulfills that in our lives today.

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Wanting More: Kings/Saul & David

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 09:00:48 -0500

After the Judges period, God's people were next led by kings. Their first king, Saul did some pretty wild things to his successor, king David. During week 3, we'll take a look of some of the wrongs done to David, and how he maintained his commitment to God even in difficult circumstances. From David's story, we'll get practical examples of how to submit to the authority in our lives – parents, coaches, teachers, and especially pastors (just kidding) - even when it's really tough to submit to that authority.

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Wanting More: Legends/Judges

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 18 Mar 2012 09:00:05 -0500

This morning our Senior Class is "Taking-Over!" Everything from worship, to announcements, to the message will be done by students. Through the leadership of the seniors, we'll take a close look at the cycle we see in the book of Judges. Despite having great judges, Israel struggled to turn wholeheartedly to God. What can we learn from this period in time? Do we often find ourselves in the same cycle & how can we avoid it?

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Wanting More: Leaders/Joshua

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 11 Mar 2012 09:00:54 -0500

When Joshua led God's people into the promised land, he was taking them where God wanted them to be led. As a High School ministry, our goal is similar to Joshua's: to lead you where God wants you to be with your life. We don't desire to make everyone fit into a cookie cutter mold, but our vision is to make disciples of Jesus for kingdom impact. In week 1 of Wanting More, we'll affirm that God has crafted each student uniquely; that we have many similarities with one another as Christians, and that we also have amazing uniqueness within the body of Christ.

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Strange: Atonement

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 26 Feb 2012 21:00:17 -0600

In the second and final week of the Strange series, we'll be talking about the ideas of atonement and that blood is necessary for the forgiveness of sins. God could have chosen a number of ways to redeem his people, but for some really cool reasons, he chose the sacrificial system. Eventually, this led to the most amazing and final sacrifice ever offered.

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Strange: Priests

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 19 Feb 2012 09:00:19 -0600

To many modern day Christians – the word “Priest” seems to conjure up images of irrelevance or ancient Biblical history. Yet, the reality is that we are all called to be Priests. This morning we will dive a little deeper into what that calling looks like.

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I Promise: Abraham Covenant

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 5 Feb 2012 09:00:31 -0600

When God made a covenant with Abraham, He promised to bless his descendants & make them into a nation that God would call His own. In return, Abraham was to remain faithful to God & serve as a channel in which God’s blessing could flow to the rest of the world. In this covenant, we learn that God is always faithful even when we are not. He brings about blessing in His time & way.

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I Promise: God’s Covenant With Noah

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 09:00:07 -0600

After the waters receded from earth covering flood in Genesis 8, God makes a covenant with Noah that never again will he curse the ground, and never again will he destroy living creatures. In making this covenant, we learn that God is a never changing God, that even when everything else changes, he does not.

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I Promise: Serpent Covenant

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 22 Jan 2012 09:00:14 -0600

A talking serpent, deception, pride, and a couple bites from a piece of fruit was all it took to turn the world upside down. Sin entered the world and with sin, come consequences. But even in the midst of this bad news, God had a plan of redemption. This week we will talk about how sin entered the world and God’s promise that it will one day exit.

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I Promise: Bible Story

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 09:00:55 -0600

Before we dive into specific passages as part of Project 4:4, we’ll take a broad view look at the first 5 books of the Old Testament. These books contain key Biblical passages like: creation, the fall, centuries of history of the Israelites, the law, and more. During this week, we’ll learn how to correctly read and interpret these passages, as well as how to look for Jesus woven throughout each story.

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I Promise: Intro To Old Testament Law

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 8 Jan 2012 09:00:15 -0600

Project 4:4 marks an exciting time here in the High School Ministry. As we set out on this adventure of reading through the entire Bible together, we want to kick it off with a party! This week we will combine our service with the Middle School students for a time of musical worship, Bible trivia, teaching, and fun. Come celebrate with us as we celebrate the start of year that will be life changing.

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Advent: The Humility Of Christmas (Part 2)

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 15:14:42 -0600

The Bible is completely counter-cultural. In such a fast paced society where truth is often taken for granted, humility is an essential aspect for seeing the truth and accepting when we are wrong. But why was humility such an important aspect for Jesus, the one and only, all-powerful God? Why would the only one who was never wrong and who created “right” humble himself to a manger among farm animals? We’ll take a look at the value of truth and the humility of Christmas, while looking at the mysterious and powerful nature of Jesus himself.

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Advent: Hope In The Generous Heart (Part 1)

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 4 Dec 2011 09:00:20 -0600

What does it mean to have hope in the Lord? This week, we will be discussing the plans that God has in place for our lives. Believer or non-believer, we all struggle at some point in our journey. God has blessed each and every one of us with weaknesses, but these struggles make us stronger. In times of hardships, who do you put your hope and trust in? Be ready to discover how to dive deeper in your faith by putting your hope into the generous heart of God!

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Rebellion: Identity

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 22 May 2011 09:00:14 -0500

Ask a group of people what they think about teenagers and a word you’ll hear is rebellion. It’s actually very good to be rebellious; the key is to rebel against the right things. In this series, we’ll discuss some of the right things to rebel against, what Scripture has to say about these issues, and practical ways we can live the rebellion in a world where it’s sometimes very difficult to do so.

In a world of instant status updates, profile pictures, and “about me” columns, we are always trying to put our best foot forward. It seems identity is often found in a GPA, relationship status, scholarship, mirror or bank account. The reality is, all of these things can never complete us and we need to find our identity in something much bigger. So, perhaps a full out rebellion against cultural norms is what it’s going to take to claim our true identity.

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Rebellion: Technology

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 8 May 2011 09:00:00 -0500

Ask a group of people what they think about teenagers and a word you’ll hear is rebellion. It’s actually very good to be rebellious; the key is to rebel against the right things. In this series, we’ll discuss some of the right things to rebel against, what Scripture has to say about these issues, and practical ways we can live the rebellion in a world where it’s sometimes very difficult to do so.

We live in a culture that is “wired-in” 24/7. Whether it’s internet, television, YouTube, texting, gaming, Twitter, email, or Facebook, we have direct access to about anything in our world. Technology isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but it can easily consume our lives & affect our relationships with others & God if abused. This week we’ll look at the importance of silence & solitude in a technology driven culture. Jesus needed time away to connect with the Father & so do we.

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Worship: How do we worship?

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 17 Apr 2011 09:00:42 -0500

It’s maybe not the most common word in our culture, but yet we all engage in worship every single day. Whether it’s success, sports, material things, people, or God, we all worship something. Let’s dive into this topic over the next few weeks & answer the what, why, & how of worship. Through interactive experiences & teaching from the Bible, we will discover who God is, why worship is important, & how we can encounter more of Him in our lives.

When it comes to corporate worship, one thing’s for sure…worship looks different depending on where you go. Some churches use a more traditional approach, while others are more charismatic. Is one better than the other? No matter what our worship experience looks like, is there a way we can consistently encounter God? If so, how does this happen?

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Worship: Why do we worship?

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 10 Apr 2011 09:00:10 -0500

It’s maybe not the most common word in our culture, but yet we all engage in worship every single day. Whether it’s success, sports, material things, people, or God, we all worship something. Let’s dive into this topic over the next few weeks & answer the what, why, & how of worship. Through interactive experiences & teaching from the Bible, we will discover who God is, why worship is important, & how we can encounter more of Him in our lives.

Worship is so much more than showing up to church & raising hands while singing songs. Worship is a lifestyle & when our lives reflect an attitude of worship, it drastically changes everything we do. Worship isn’t about us. It’s about glorifying God. But perhaps when we take our eyes off ourselves & live a life of worship, we receive the blessing as well.

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Worship: Who do we worship?

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 3 Apr 2011 09:00:16 -0500

It’s maybe not the most common word in our culture, but yet we all engage in worship every single day. Whether it’s success, sports, material things, people, or God, we all worship something. Let’s dive into this topic over the next few weeks & answer the what, why, & how of worship. Through interactive experiences & teaching from the Bible, we will discover who God is, why worship is important, & how we can encounter more of Him in our lives.

The truth is we all worship something. We were created to give our attention & affection to something or someone. So how can just worship God when so many things compete for our attention? And why does it often seem more natural to worship other things before God? Maybe if we had a better understanding of who God is, it would change the worship priorities in our lives.

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Mission: College Day

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 27 Mar 2011 09:00:25 -0500

Pastor Gavin Johnson shares.

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Mission: Weekend Wrap Up

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 20 Mar 2011 09:00:00 -0500

Jason Ostrander shares

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Mission: Abraham

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 6 Mar 2011 09:00:20 -0600

Since Genesis 3, when we as humanity strayed from God, God has been about redeeming His creation. He wants to use us in this process. During our Mission series, we will discover how we can partner with God in his mission to redeem the world. God is looking for students who will join Him in this Mission. From sharing our faith, to caring for our friends, our community, and our world; this series will challenge us to become the kind of people God can use.

During this first week of the series, we’ll take a closer look at Abraham as we ask ourselves how open each of us are to following God’s leading in our lives

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Power Of Sex: I’ve Messed Up, Now What?

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 27 Feb 2011 09:00:56 -0600

No matter where we’re at or what we’ve done, in Christ, we can start over and begin to live life in God’s direction.

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Power Of Sex: How Far Is Too Far?

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 20 Feb 2011 09:00:01 -0600

We are bombarded with messages about sexuality from everywhere from home, the locker room, classes at school, TV and movies, and friends. Some of these influences bring truthful perspectives, others do not. In the Power of Sex series, we’ll be looking at what God’s Word says about sex, body image, truths about guys and girls, pornography, and more. All from the perspective of: God sets up boundaries for us not because he is anti-fun, but because he is anti-pain and has a great plan for each of our lives.

Instead of getting as close to that line as we can, there is an even better option for us.

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Power Of Sex: Guys and Girls

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 13 Feb 2011 09:00:23 -0600

We are bombarded with messages about sexuality from everywhere from home, the locker room, classes at school, TV and movies, and friends. Some of these influences bring truthful perspectives, others do not. In the Power of Sex series, we’ll be looking at what God’s Word says about sex, body image, truths about guys and girls, pornography, and more. All from the perspective of: God sets up boundaries for us not because he is anti-fun, but because he is anti-pain and has a great plan for each of our lives.

Besides the obvious, God created guys and girls very differently, even to the point of having different uniqueness’s that drive them.

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Power Of Sex: Distinguishing Truth From Lies

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 6 Feb 2011 09:00:43 -0600

We are bombarded with messages about sexuality from everywhere from home, the locker room, classes at school, TV and movies, and friends. Some of these influences bring truthful perspectives, others do not. In the Power of Sex series, we’ll be looking at what God’s Word says about sex, body image, truths about guys and girls, pornography, and more. All from the perspective of: God sets up boundaries for us not because he is anti-fun, but because he is anti-pain and has a great plan for each of our lives.

In this opening week, we’re going to investigate God’s great plan for our sexuality and discover that the best sex lives are found within marriage.

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Broken: Restoration - God Heals Hurts

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 30 Jan 2011 09:00:33 -0600

We live in a broken world. Sometimes, the difficulties we face are brought on by ourselves. But, many times difficulties come and it’s not because of our direct decisions. The book of Job is a story of a man who was faithful to God but still, he faced some immense difficulties. As we follow his journey of brokenness at the loss of his possessions and most of his family, we can come to see that brokenness is a part of life and that God can provide hope no matter what our circumstances.

God is actively involved in our world and he is on mission to restore a broken humanity to Himself.

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Broken: Opportunity of Brokenness/Finding Hope

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 16 Jan 2011 09:00:51 -0600

We live in a broken world. Sometimes, the difficulties we face are brought on by ourselves. But, many times difficulties come and it’s not because of our direct decisions. The book of Job is a story of a man who was faithful to God but still, he faced some immense difficulties. As we follow his journey of brokenness at the loss of his possessions and most of his family, we can come to see that brokenness is a part of life and that God can provide hope no matter what our circumstances.

There is hope even in the most difficult of circumstances through Jesus Christ.

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Tis The Season: Hope

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 19 Dec 2010 09:00:54 -0600

Hope means trusting in a bigger picture, even if it’s not the picture you envisioned.

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Tis The Season: Love

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 12 Dec 2010 09:00:07 -0600

Love is more than a word, it requires action.

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Tis The Season: Peace

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 5 Dec 2010 09:00:07 -0600

Peace is meant to be experienced through relationship—with God and with others.

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Forward Motion: Party

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 28 Nov 2010 09:00:26 -0600

Celebrate the steps you take in your relationship with God, and celebrate the steps others take as well.

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Forward Motion: The Walk

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 21 Nov 2010 09:00:33 -0600

The way you get from where you are to where you want to be is one step at a time.

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Forward Motion: To The Moon

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 14 Nov 2010 09:00:03 -0600

Following Christ is about steps, not leaps.

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Road Signs: Yield

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 24 Oct 2010 09:00:04 -0500

Divine direction begins with surrender.

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Road Signs: Caution

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 17 Oct 2010 09:00:48 -0500

When you see a warning sign, turn around.

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Road Signs: One Way

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 10 Oct 2010 09:00:48 -0500

Your direction, not your intention, determines your destination.

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We: Up Close

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 3 Oct 2010 09:00:56 -0500

We learn about God through community.

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We: A Beautiful Mess

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 26 Sep 2010 09:00:57 -0500

It can be a messy process when we are in community with other people.

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We: The Others

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 19 Sep 2010 09:00:27 -0500

Following Christ was never meant to be done alone—we need community.

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Brad Mock

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 12 Sep 2010 09:00:39 -0500

New High School Pastor Brad Mock speaks at RushHour.

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On The Lot: Action

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 5 Sep 2010 09:00:58 -0500

Living out the words of the Bible leads to more freedom, not less.

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On The Lot: Camera

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 29 Aug 2010 09:00:22 -0500

We read the Bible to change who we are!

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On The Lot: Lights

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 22 Aug 2010 09:00:09 -0500

The Word of God is a light that directs our path.

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The Battle Within (Week 3)

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 2 May 2010 09:00:17 -0500

High School Intern Alex Ehly preaches in the third part of the message series, The Battle Within.

In every single temptation you face, there is always more at risk than you think.

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The Battle Within (Week 2)

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 25 Apr 2010 09:00:11 -0500

High School Director Terry Ebers preaches in the second part of the message series, The Battle Within.

In every single temptation you face, there is always more at risk than you think.

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The Battle Within (Week 1)

info@cccomaha.org (Christ Community Church (Omaha, NE)) — Sun, 18 Apr 2010 09:00:47 -0500

High School Pastor Cory West preaches in the first part of the message series, The Battle Within.

In every single temptation you face, there is always more at risk than you think.

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