Copper Creek Church Sunday Sermons

Sunday Sermons from Copper Creek Church in Champaign, IL. Copper Creek exists to create a home for those who have given up on church. If you’ve been wounded or excluded by the church, we want you to know you will find unconditional welcome, acceptance, and inclusion here. If you’re not sure what you think of this whole church thing, please know that we get it. We’ve got our own doubts and questions. If you’ve gone to church your whole life, but sometimes still wonder what the whole point is - you’re our kind of people!

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  Episode #35

  The Way of Serving (Sunday Sermon: August 30, 2026)

  Aug 31, 202626 minS2026

  <p>Jesus shows his disciples that greatness is found not in status or recognition, but in serving others. Through washing his disciples’ feet, he models a servant heart and invites us to serve perceptively, personally, and persistently. This posture of service extends beyond the people we know and love to those whose needs are easily overlooked. As we make serving others a way of life, our own faith can be strengthened along the way.</p>

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  Episode #34

  The Way of Compassion (Sunday Sermon: August 23, 2026)

  Aug 24, 202626 minS2026

  <p>Compassion means more than feeling sorry for someone; it means being willing to enter into their pain and stay present with them. Jesus models this compassion by weeping with those who grieve, extending grace to people who struggle or make mistakes, and responding to those in need. Following his example means resisting the urge to explain away or fix someone’s pain while also recognizing when healthy boundaries are needed. Compassion ultimately calls us to move beyond feeling and take concrete action to care for others.</p>

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  Episode #33

  The Way of Welcome (Sunday Sermon: August 16, 2026)

  Aug 17, 202624 minS2026

  <p>This sermon explores Jesus’ call to welcome others and challenges us to see every guest as Christ. Because we have already been completely and unconditionally welcomed by Christ, we are called to extend that same welcome to others—even when doing so pushes against cultural expectations or familiar rules. As a church, this means noticing people, making room for them, and creating a safe place of genuine belonging without pressure or expectations.</p>

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  Episode #32

  The Way of Unity (Sunday Sermon: August 9, 2026)

  Aug 10, 202627 minS2026

  <p>Jesus prayed for his followers to be united, but unity does not mean sameness or the absence of disagreement. This sermon explores unity as a commitment to one another that makes room for diversity, reflects the image of God, and shapes how we live across every part of our lives. It also considers what unity can look like within the church and among Christians who hold very different opinions, especially when disagreement is difficult.</p>

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  Episode #31

  The Way of Rest (Sunday Sermon: August 2, 2026)

  Aug 3, 202624 minS2026

  <p>Jesus invites us to walk at his pace, sharing our burdens rather than carrying them alone. This sermon explores how religious expectations, constant busyness, and tying our worth to productivity can leave us weary. It calls us toward the deeper rest of Sabbath—a rhythm of wholeness, balance, and peace rooted in the Way of Jesus. Practicing that rest may mean setting aside intentional time, saying no to some good things, and helping others find room to rest as well.</p>

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