Sermon Podcast - Round Rock Church of Christ

Let's take a deeper look at the Lord's prayer to see if there is more than meets the eye.

The resurrection of Jesus is a response to the wounds & failures in our worlds. Tucked away in the stories of Jesus is a depiction not only of what God's response to our failures looks like but also of what our response to God's love looks like.

Doubt, even though it's an unpleasant condition, is not an uncommon condition. As you will see in this message, the resurrection of Jesus provides peace in the midst of our doubts and wrestlings about God.

Resurrection is an invitation to look again at the testimony of God raising Jesus from the dead. This message unpacks three different ways we process the testimony of those who first discovered the empty tomb.

God is not silent in our doubts, questions, and longings. God has spoken through the resurrection of Jesus Christ. This message unpacks how we can we internalize this good news even on the hardest days of our lives.

How much of your life is filled with dreading or anticipating what's coming next? If you're like most of the world, your life tends to be completely wrapped up in pursuit of the destinations of life in a way that always leaves you empty. Whether it's the next milestone, the next trip or the next flashy event. If you want to find true contentment in your life, there's a simpler way, you can choose to take off your shoes.

What does your calendar reveal about your life? Simplifying our schedules begins first with evaluating our internal motivations to our external commitments.

How often do you examine all of your stuff? Jesus invites us to regularly evaluate our hearts by observing what we treasure. This message provides five different questions to reveal what you treasure most in life.

What do you tend to consume a lot of in your life? Shows? Dessert? News? This message unpacks how there is an invitation from Jesus waiting for all of us to simplify our lives in what we over-consume or collect in our lives.

In the words of Jesus we are all "lacking one thing." This message explains how Jesus invites all of us to simplify our lives by taking one simple step.