Most of us have either been hurt or have done the hurting. The pain and shame we sometimes feel can be crippling. Yet, in today’s “picture-perfect” world (we’re looking at you, social media!), we dare not admit that it ever happened, deleting it from our memory banks, never speaking of it again. This Sunday we … 06/06/21 – The Overflow of the Gospel Read More »

This Sunday we asked the question: Why is your salvation an eternally infinite big deal?!   To answer that, we will be diving into 1 Peter 1:3-5, and others, as we look at the glory of our salvation. 3 Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ! According to his great mercy, he has caused … Your Salvation is an Eternally Infinite Big Deal! Read More »

In this final installment, we look at what it means to bear fruit, what fruit should look like, and in so doing be able to identify God-honoring fruit from fruit that is not God-honoring at all.

This week we looked at how the Gospel and “Making Disciples” are inextricably linked with each other, which means that even though “Making Disciples” can be hard, uncomfortable, or outside of our comfort zone, it is the last command that Jesus left us before His ascension so it needs to be done.

We had the privilege of hearing Ashely Self brig us a word and remind us that God has a vision for families and that if we follow His vision for our family we will leave a legacy that glorifies God.

Last week Sunday we introduced and kicked off our short series “The Gospel” and laid down a foundation of what the Gospel is according to scripture. This Sunday we continued the series by looking at the other side and examine what the counterfeit Gospel looks like.

This Sunday we kicked off a new short series on “The Gospel”.  And whilst you may think that “The Gospel” is one thing that most believers (and the world even) should understand or at least have heard about, on closer inspection you will realize that the true Gospel of God is not often presented the way we … 4/25/21 The Gospel Read More »

“Pursuing Jesus” often feels like a fuzzy abstract idea. This Sunday looked to the lives of Lazarus’ sisters, Mary and Martha, for understanding and practical ways to grow in our relationship with Jesus instead of becoming more religious. Jesus rose from the dead! He is alive! He is relatable and wants a relationship with you! … 04/18/21 – Martha or Mary? Read More »

This Sunday had NCMI partner Cameron Boyd bringing a message from the Lord. Cameron and Valerie moved their 3 girls here from Aberdeen, Scotland where they served the Lord for 13 years. The Lord called them to Katy, Texas to plant a church and reach more people with the gospel.

HE IS ALIVE! This Sunday we look at what the Risen Christ means for us and for the world.