What to Expect This Sunday
Meeting Times: 9am & 11am
Children
We want to help kids love and obey Jesus. We offer nurseries and classes for infants through middle-schoolers during both meetings. If this is your first time visiting Christ's Church, ask the greeters at the door about our check-in procedures, and they'll point you in the right direction.
Worship
Worship is a priority for us. Our Sunday gatherings are worship meetings from start to finish. We allow extended time for seeking God, for singing and declaring his praises. When we transition to the time of teaching, we maintain the same attitude of expecting to hear from God and experience his presence.
Hearing God in The Bible
We want to hear from God regularly through the Bible, and we’ve compiled a few helpful resources for doing so. Click below to find out more!
- by Tim Chambers
The Parable of the Shrewd Manager
Chris guides us through what many consider to be the most difficult and confusing of Jesus' parables. At the end our journey, ...
The Parable of the Generous Landowner
Jesus tells a parable about workers in the vineyard of a generous landowner. He says the point is that "the first will be ...
The Parable of the Great Banquet
In this parable, a great invitaion is issued to a royal feast, but the guests' responses are surprising. Jeremiah helps us undertsand the ...
The Rich Man and Lazarus
Whether the story of Lazarus and the rich man is a parable or an event that actually happened, it asks us some difficult questions about where we ...
The Parable of the Prodigal Son
Jesus tells three parables in a row about lost things: a lost sheep, a lost coin, and a lost son. Jaron helps us see how they’re connected ...
The Parable of the Talents
Jason takes a fresh look at a parable Jesus told about a rich employer and the investments his servants make on his behalf. Like the other ...
A Parable About Parables
Lane opens our summer teaching series with a parable about parables. He helps us think about what a parable is, how parables change us, and how ...
Seated and Leading
Jesus is seated in heaven, but he’s also on the ground, leading his church in our mission. In this talk, Jaron makes the case that Jesus is ...
Seated and Reigning
God made Jesus Lord, not as the result of the democracy of many but the sovereignty of one. As Lord, Jesus has authority in heaven and on earth, ...
Seated and Interceding
From his position, seated at his Father’s right hand, Jesus is serving as our High Priest. He is acting and speaking as our mediator. He is ...
Seated and Resting
When Jesus finished his work on earth he sat down at his Father's right hand. So what's he doing there now? Jaron opens this teaching ...
Children and the Kingdom
In Matthew 18, Jesus begins an unexpected conversation on children. He communicates God's heart for children, and His desire for all of His ...
My Resurrection
Tim briefly makes the case that the resurrection of Jesus is real history. Then he talks about how the resurrection of Jesus became his own ...
Forgiveness
In the final installment of the "New You, New Way" series, Jaron walks us through Jesus' teaching about forgiveness. He helps us ...
Welcome to Christ’s Church of Joplin
Thanks for checking us out. If you haven't been to one of our Sunday meetings, you are invited to come some Sunday morning at 9:00 or 11:00 AM. Have a cup of coffee, meet some people, and see what happens. Each meeting is about 90 minutes long. During each of these meetings there are nurseries and programs for kids.
We hope these Sunday gatherings reflect our enthusiasm for Jesus and his cause and our commitment to building communities where lives are radically transformed by grace. We hope you will feel both welcomed and challenged. We hope you will experience these things on Sunday because this is the kind of community we aspire to be every day of the week.
If you are looking for more detail about what we believe and what we are doing, you should be able to find some good clues here on the website. If you like what you see, come join us. We are looking for broken people who need healing, lonely people who need a family, and disenchanted people who need a glorious challenge.