Sermon Podcast - Round Rock Church of Christ

So many of us have felt like 2020 has been a year unlike any other. A year of joy and grief, a year of celebration and lament. A year where we feel like we've been wandering in the wilderness without direction and we are longing for refuge, longing for refreshment, longing for a change!

If this feels like you, rest assured that you're not alone and rest assured even more that God is ready to give you exactly what you need!

Does Christmas comfort you? It should. Does Christmas make you uncomfortable? It should. And it is a joyful thing that it does.

What's the best way to share your faith? Be a reason for someone to come home. Justin shares what this means for our church, and he offers some parting words as he prepares to leave us.

As a church, we strive to be brave, to be open-handed, and always to be celebrating. Justin explores why courage and generosity and celebration are central to Round Rock Church of Christ's identity and practice.

It's so easy to live our own little lives, unconnected to one another. And when we are together, it's easy to posture and pose, afraid to be our flawed selves. In this message, Justin explores two more of RRCOC's Core Behaviors: Be Together and Be Genuine.

If you follow someone, you’re going to end up in a different place. That’s how following Jesus works—he intends to lead each of us on a journey of constant transformation: changed, and always changing. In this message, we’ll explore the first of our church’s 7 Core Behaviors: Be Changed (and Changing).

Want to enjoy your life more fully, the way God intended? Then pay close attention to what He says about what to do with what He gives. In this message, we’ll explore a rare reflex you can develop that won’t just bless you, but those around you as well.

These ten words are a mantra of our society and whisper to you incessantly: To have more pleasure, you need to enjoy more things. But take heart: as destructive as that lie is, the truth is just two words away.

In this message Justin shares two stories, each of which encapsulates one of two very different ways to walk through the world. Which do you see yourself in more clearly?

In a song he wrote, King David shares two essentials to getting better at pleasure. In this message, we’ll explore what it means to See The Good and to Want The Best.