In this episode of Between Sundays, Alyssa and Pastor Ric consider why church history matters for everyday believers. They remind us that we don’t come to faith in isolation—we are part of a long line of saints who have studied God’s Word and sought to live in light of it. As they explore the identity and lineage of Christ Community Church, they help us see that understanding where we’ve come from shapes how we live today. This episode invites us to receive our faith with humility and to steward it faithfully for those who come after us.

In this episode of Between Sundays, we dive into the theology and practice of the Lord’s Supper. From its roots in Passover to its role as a sign of the new covenant, we explore how communion functions as the “gospel made visible”—a corporate act of remembrance, repentance, and renewed devotion to Christ. We also address why it’s meant to be practiced as the gathered church and how it both challenges and strengthens believers.

In this episode of Between Sundays, Alyssa and Pastor Ric discuss why membership is more than simply attending church. They explore how covenant commitment within a local church shapes our discipleship, defines our responsibility to one another, and provides the context where the Bible’s “one another” commands are lived out.

If you’ve ever wondered why belonging to a church matters—or how long-term commitment to a church family forms our faith—this conversation will help you see the beauty and purpose of church membership.