As we continue our explorations of the mysteries of the Holy Spirit, this weeks teaching breaks down Acts 2 and the movement of the Holy Spirit in the early church. How does this same Holy Spirit work in our lives today? And how are we to interpret His wondrous acts in the Bible?

The Holy Spirit helps Christ-followers understand what they study in the Bible, and then reminds them of what they learned when they need it. But He can’t remind you of something you’ve never learned. In this weeks intro to our new series, Paul lays out 6 important truths about the Holy Spirit and encourages us to lean in with a sense of curiosity as we unpack how those truths impact our lives.

What difference does it make that Christ resurrected from the dead? In part 2 of our Easter series of messages, Paul gives historical and Biblical context to the powerful stamp the resurrection left on history and in our own spiritual walks. Learn how, because of the resurrection, we do not have to live in fear as sons and daughters as a savior who conquered sin and death!

Sunday, April 24, 2022

Easter at Cibolo Creek is such a special day when we celebrate an empty tomb, and an eternal promise! As we look to the hope of the cross, we are grateful for a Savior who conquered sin, death and the grave...but what if the resurrection never happened? Today’s message explores the what if’s and why the resurrection is so significant for you and I.

Sunday, April 17, 2022

As Paul wraps up part 3 of our ”On Mission” series, we are reminded that we are all one body made up of different parts and that each of us have a unique gift and talent God desires to use to advance His Kingdom. Every Christian’s spiritual gift is absolutely vital to the health of the Church. How are you using yours?

Sunday, April 10, 2022

Christians are instructed to follow Jesus on a mission to save the world by doing the things a servant would do. How do we become more of a servant like Jesus? In part 2 of our series ”On Mission”, Paul breaks down what serving others the way Christ has called us to looks like.

Sunday, April 3, 2022

Every single Christian on the planet has been given a mission from God to help save the world from spending eternity apart from God. How do we do that? In this weeks message Paul introduces a new series on how you and I are called to be ”On Mission” as we live, work, learn and play.

This unique Sunday morning, which happens at least once a year, is the church’s chance to ask questions and get answers from Paul directly from the platform! Questions are on any topic, nothing is off the table, and are answered in real time.

As we wrap up our series on Redemptive Community, Paul reminds us that we are all one in Christ Jesus and that in a true redemptive community we rise above social stratifications to experience unparalleled unity as sinful human beings redeemed into the family of God.

One of the biggest lies of the enemy is that we can overcome sin on our own, in our own strength. But we learn in this message that life within a community of believers is not only vital to our spiritual health, but it also allows for a safe place to grow and change toward a better reflection of Jesus in each of us.