Sermon Podcast - Round Rock Church of Christ

As we leap into the day after Christmas, Matt invites to hear and respond to Jesus's words by holding onto a particular set of good news. We must hold onto this good news even when it doesn't seem good to us or the group we find ourselves in OR even when the good news just doesn't make sense. Join us to see who this good news is for and why it matters for us today.

Christmas is all about celebrating the arrival of Good News! In this message we describe how the good news of Jesus is good and relevant news for all of us today. Speaker : Zane Witcher

God pays attention to those who no one else pays attention to in the world. Therein lies the question: during this busy time of year, how do we begin to pay attention to those who God pays attention to in the world?

Do you thrive or survive during the Christmas season? No matter how you answer this question, spiritual significance can be found in beholding the news that God's with us. In this message we unpack what it means to behold God through the eyes of Joseph, the father of Jesus.

What do you do when the promises of God feel empty or barren? The words of Isaiah 54 not only resonate with our own hearts but also reveal the heart of God in the midst of these difficult questions.

How do we join a dream that's bigger than ourselves? What does it take? Who is with us? In this final message of the series we discuss how we collectively keep dreaming for the long run!

Dreams get lost. Dreams go stale. Dreams change. What if there was a place you could join, contribute, and test out a bigger dream?

Dreams make us ask hard questions about ourselves. "What's next?" isn't always clear. This message unpacks the process of how to not only dream alongside God but to also sense what God is already up to in the world.

Dreams can be rocket fuel to life. Unfulfilled dreams can be holes in the gas tank of life. What if when a dream is lost or broken, something else can still be found with God?

Betrayal comes in all shapes and sizes. This present moment in history has shown us it's not a question of if it happens but when it happens, what do we do? Whether we are betrayed or doing the betraying, there is good news waiting for us if we consider how Jesus handles the moment of his betrayal.