MCC Sunday Sermons

Pastor Scot reflects on MCC's year long 100 Year Celebration and the concept of setting resolutions as we enter a new year. He expands on three ways we can practically develop new spiritual habits.

Pastor Scot reflects on why each of the Gospel writers used the word joy instead of happiness so frequently in their description of Jesus's birth.

We often spend the Christmas season stressing over whether someone is "worth" a gift or struggling to find something for the person who has it all—but what do you give to Jesus, the King who already owns everything? Drawing from the journey of the Magi, Senior Pastor Scot Longyear explores how we can offer God the few things He doesn't already have: our pursuit, our perseverance, and our heartfelt worship.

Seeking revival? It's not about forcing God's hand, but about preparing our hearts for an intensification of His ordinary work. Discover how Mary and Isaiah postured themselves for God's sovereign, transformative interruption, which includes being shaken, having faith, and utterly surrendering as a servant to His will.

Just like there was "no guest room available" for Mary and Joseph in Bethlehem, is your heart too full of distractions to receive Christ this Christmas? Join Pastor Jim Pendleton as he explores the nativity story from Luke 2 to reveal three powerful MOVES you can make to clear out the clutter and truly make room for Jesus this holiday season.