Pastor Wayne Brown continues our series on signs in the Book of John by leading us through the story of Jesus healing the official's son. In Jesus we receive the transforming message that we are dearly loved, powerful, and forgiven. We see that our words have the power to bring life, to heal, and to give hope.

It was a great joy to welcome our brother AJ Sherrill to teach this weekend at our West Side campus. In an age of deep division, especially this year, how is the church called to be a citizenship of healers able to point toward the ways we see Heaven and Earth converging at the horizon line?

Ericka Graham invites us into the gospel message that we are accepted as sinners and redeemed as saints because of God’s love. Join us as we follow Jesus through the Book of John and focus on the calling God has planned for each of us.

Pastor Chris leads us into the new year with Jesus‘ first miracle in the Gospel of John. Through the lens of this story, Chris takes a look at the problem of codependency and invites us into a better, more healthy way of viewing ourselves and others. 

Pastor Wayne Brown continues our series on signs in the Book of John by leading us through the story of the healing at Bethesda. Jesus has great compassion for us as we navigate the pain in our lives. We learn that feeling pain is what gives us the ability to walk, and our willingness to share our pain with others allows us to walk in hope with others.

Sean Palmer invites us into the beautiful, life-changing encounter between Jesus and the Woman at the Well. Through this story, we see the way that Jesus unconditionally loves us in the midst of our shame and pain to bring freedom and a new path forward.

This week, Community Pastor Jim Doremus walks us through the difference between heroes and celebrities. Jim also invites two members of his small group to share their story as an example of some real life heroes.

In this season of expectation, Campus Pastor Wayne Brown reminds us that a baby changes everything and calls us to worship fully. Jesus’ birth changes and challenges the kingdoms of our life and calls us into transformation and humility. Also, Wayne gives an update on two important projects in the life of our church. We are joined by musical guests the African’s Children Choir, our friends and water partners in Uganda. To support water projects with the African’s Children Choir visit ecclesiahouston.org/advent.

Pastor Chris Seay takes us through the years of our work with clean water and the impact we’ve been able to make with your generosity. We also hear from our brother Marcelo Robles, a pastor in Argentina, about our latest water project. After the video, Pastor Wayne Brown explains more about how the gift of clean water transcends and blesses generations of people. If you want to give to our clean water projects click here.

Pastor Chris Seay leads us as we continue our Advent journey, drawing from scripture and the wisdom of the inimitable Fred Rogers. By committing to authentic presence and intentional pace, embracing the power of forgiveness and vulnerability, and taking on our shared responsibility to care for countless of God’s beloved in need, this sacred season has the potential to transform our relationship with our coming Savior.