Community Christian Ministries

09/01/2026

Read with us today... - https://mailchi.mp/moscow/back-in-print-the-loveliness-of-christ-6750918

08/31/2026

Jesus has always been controversial. Have you heard what Jesus says about Himself, or have your views about Christ and Christianity been formed only by listening to others? If you’re unwilling to let Him present His own case, what you know is hearsay.

by Larry Lucas Three thousand years ago, a king named Solomon ruled in a land east of the Mediterranean Sea. That was 30 centuries ago. Si...

08/31/2026

Prayer for Friends of Oasis: August 31, 2026 -

Dear Friends, Greetings in Christ who “for the joy set before him endured the cross, despising the shame, and has sat down at the right hand of the throne of God” (Heb. 12:2). Six centuries earlier, the prophet Zephaniah anticipated the cross as he declared, “The LORD your God is in your midst...

08/31/2026

To the Word! - https://mailchi.mp/moscow/back-in-print-the-loveliness-of-christ-6750917

08/28/2026

Friday Letter: Reading the Word - https://mailchi.mp/moscow/back-in-print-the-loveliness-of-christ-6750843

08/26/2026

Christianity is not just believing the right facts; it is not about belonging to the right church; it is a relationship, a commitment to a person—Jesus Christ.

by W. Robert Smith, Th.D. Christianity is a body of facts, it is the interpretation of those facts, but more than that, it is a way of life....

08/24/2026

How do you define Christianity? The answer to this question tells whether you can rightly call yourself a Christian.

by W. Robert Smith, Th.D. Two young men who had fought side by side in the mud and blood of the Anzio Beachhead and were now enjoying life t...

08/20/2026

Join us for the 2026 To the Word! Bible reading challenge, beginning September 1.



https://rootsbytheriver.blogspot.com/2026/08/reading-word.html

08/20/2026

The Lost Art of Exhortation - https://mailchi.mp/moscow/fall-sale-missionary-stories-6750753

08/18/2026

“On my last trip, we had to cross a steep glacier field. It was very foggy, and we could only see the person directly ahead of us. We trusted the guides and the ropes that connected us. It was enough to follow in the steps of the one leading.”



https://rootsbytheriver.blogspot.com/2026/08/trusting-not-seeing.html