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"I am chosen" is the title of the message. In it, we will talk about how being chosen elevates our personal view of our worth. Be it a job situation, a marriage ceremony, or the hand of God, being chosen is a perspective-changing experience. If you are a Christian, you have been chosen by God – if you are not a Christian yet feel that tug on your heart towards God, then you are being called by His choice. We celebrate God's choice but should also remember that with His choice, there is a purpose. We have been called and chosen for a specific reason – do you know it? He has pursued you; now He expects you to pursue Him in quest of knowing why He chose you and where you fit in the vast spiritual architecture of God.

Related Topics: Calling, Chosen, Imperfection, Preparation, Spiritual Gifts, The Church | More Messages from Pastor Rich Laskowski | Download Audio

From Series: "The Next Chapter"

We start a brand new sermon series titled “The Next Chapter.” In this series of sermons, we assert that God has embedded the love for “story” in every human heart. We can’t wait to see what is going to happen next, so we keep turning pages with the thought, “I’m going to read just one more chapter.” The thought of the next chapter calls us forward and makes our pulse race. Life is also filled with chapters, chapters that are hard to see when we’re in the middle of them, but as we step back and look at the big picture, we can see distinct seasons or chapters that God has placed us in. Being able to recognize the end of one chapter and the beginning of next is of enormous importance. The success of the new chapter depends upon the preparation that comes before it. Christ Community Church is about to enter into a new chapter. After the road closed in front of the church, God called the church to pray, and the church responded. Attendance at out Midweek prayer meeting has tripled, and people are seeing God do amazing things. Come and be a part of what God is doing and help us pray and seek God for an outpouring of His grace and the power of the Holy Spirit.