Sermon Podcast - Round Rock Church of Christ

Wonder or control. The arrival of Jesus tends to stir one of these two postures in us. This message helps us identify which one we are cultivating in our life. 

Wonder isn't a naive emotion. Wonder is a way of life with God. How much do you find yourself in a place of wonder and awe at the mystery of God revealed in Jesus Christ? 

Have you ever considered how you approach your mornings? This message unpacks five morning practices that help us to simply love God and our neighbor.

Have you ever considered how you spend your evenings? This message unpacks five evening practices that help us to simply love God and our neighbor.

Some of us find ourselves struggling to find places of belonging, we are unsure of whether we are loved and we might even feel hopeless about the future. This week, Matt invites us to search for Belonging in the one place that will actually change us, save us and restore us. Amongst the heaviness of the world, the story that realigns us and redeems us is one in which we can claim through Good alone, our adoption by way of the Holy Spirit.

If we are not careful, many of us can fall into the trap of living in a reality where the way we measure our life is solely based on whether we did all the things, made all the money, retired comfortably before we run out of time. This week, Zach Carstens invites us to hear from Jesus himself the one thing that's absent from the task mindset that often rules us. A mindset that rescues us from the ruthless trap of a hurried life.

Fasting is a bodily response to the work of God happening around us and in us. In this final message we unpack how the Holy Spirit can possibly reveal two different realities about our life with God.

Fasting creates space for prayer. And prayer creates space for God. The fourth message of this series unpacks how fasting & prayer can be interconnected.

The third fundamental of prayer is being attentive to the multifaceted promptings & nudgings of God in our lives.

The second fundamental of prayer is lifting our heads & hearts to God.