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Christ Community Church
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Sundays 930am 27 W. Genesee st. Clyde, NY

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Salt, Light, & Glory - Part IV
In our final message on the “Salt & Light” verses this morning, we will be taking what we have discussed so far (even from The Beatitudes) and then applying it to a larger scale. In Part I we discussed that our faith can not be “only belief” or “only action”; but that our “good works are the unavoidable and automatic outworkings of (y)our redeemed heart.” In Part II we talked about the children of God being the “means” that He uses to bring His other children that have not y
Pastor Jacob Marchitell
21 min read


Salt, Light, & Glory - Part III
Moving into Part II of our mini-series last week, we focused our time together on the final verse in Christ’s sayings on being salt & light. That is, we are to live in such a way, that when we go about exercising the contents of our redeemed hearts, with word and action, the people in our life see it, and God is glorified by them. The driving force behind every aspect of our entire life, be it word or deed, is to be for nothing but the glory of God. Every hobby, behavior, vot
Pastor Jacob Marchitell
14 min read


Salt, Light, & Glory - Part II
In Part One of this “mini-series” on the famous ‘Salt & Light’ Verses (Matt. 5:13-16) last week, we took a slight step backwards in our thoughts as we set the stage for the Verses themselves. Yes, we could have very easily dove right in, explaining the metaphors that Christ used (which we will do in the coming weeks), but because all of us hunger and thirst for righteousness, we should do all we can to go as deep as we can. We spent a majority of our time together last wee
Pastor Jacob Marchitell
13 min read
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