First Lubbock Sermons

As the church, we best bear witness to the reality of the resurrection not in our Easter Sunday participation but our every day manifestation of the fruit of the Spirit.

#EasterTherefore

James offers the keys to acquiring a wisdom that exemplifies practical righteousness in everyday living.

#JustAsk

In the growing reality of secularity, our task is not to look less like the church that the masses might find us attractive. On the contrary, it’s only as we reflect the witness of a living hope, even in our hardships, that we become the Real Presence we are called to be.

#AnEthicalMatrix

For our friends that are skeptics of the faith, Nathanael is a refreshing testimony of willing and thoughtful inquiry.

#LookBeforeYouLeap

 March 12, 2023

Does it even matter that Jesus is the Messiah? Does it matter to you?

#AsAMatterOfFact

When is an ending never-ending? When it comes to the work of the gospel.

#ToBeContinued

By examining the heart of, arguably, the greatest missionary to have every lived, we discover heart necessary to being a missional people.

#HeartDrive

Scripture challenges us to envision a salvation so much larger than how you have chosen to define it. We don’t dictate to God how his salvation is to be defined.

#UnityIsn'tUniformity

Scripture challenges us to envision a salvation so much larger than how you have chosen to define it. We don’t dictate to God how his salvation is to be defined.

#UnityIsn'tUniformity