Christ Community Church of Magnolia Sermons

Stand alone sermon on Mathew 6:25-34 by Ross Cuellar.

What do people see on display when they look at your life? Might someone say your life looks a lot like Jesusʼ? In what specific ways does the Scripture instruct us to put Jesus on display? For what purposes? To what end? Come, letʼs learn from Godʼs Word today!

There is grace in the gray areas of the Christian life--liberty in the non-essentials. However, are there times where we should restrain our personal freedom in light of the spiritual needs of others? Today, we look at what the Christian is called to “DO” to preserve unity in the family of God.

What does church unity look like in light of a world filled with opinions? When is it appropriate to take a stand, or even break fellowship, in the face of disagreement? What are the boundaries of Christian liberty? Godʼs word explains how to navigate these things in light of the Lordship of Christ.

When you hear the word love, what comes to mind? Obligation, responsibility, and law-keeping probably don't make your top 10 word-association list for love. But, God's word connects love and law. What's the connection? So what? Much to consider from God's Word today!

What is your attitude towards authority in general? Gov't authority? Are you resentful, indifferent, or overly compliant towards government? Do you think you have any God-given responsibilities towards your civil authorities? When is it appropriate for a Christian to disobey civil authority? A lot to unpack today from Godʼs word!

“Talk is cheap.” “Actions speak louder than words.” These are expressions that point to the evidences of what real love should look like. In our text today, the apostle Paul calls believers to love each other and the world around them in super tangible ways. Much to learn, understand and apply about what loves really looks like in todayʼs text!

Jesus didn't just save us from our sin, He also saved us to the work of ministry, both to His church and the world around us. Yet he did not leave us to do this on our own power. He has uniquely gifted each of us so that our service glorifies God and grows the body.

Right doctrine should show up in the outworking of our lives. How we live, how we respond to the false ideologies of the world around us, how we treat our fellow man and relate to those around us. Orthopraxy should follow orthodoxy. Is that true in your life? How might we need to grow by His grace today? Letʼs mine foundational truths in todayʼs text!

Is God still committed to us when we turn away from Him for a time? Does He hang in there with us or cut ties? Could there be a grander, more far-reaching purpose God is working out? The apostle Paul explores the promises and mysterious purposes of God in todayʼs text. Much to learn about Godʼs character and our response today. Come, letʼs listen and learn!