Sermon Podcast - Round Rock Church of Christ

Whatever you struggle with—whether selfishness, hatred, prejudice, greed, dishonesty, laziness, pride, or something else—you have these moments when you see it clearly...but when you try to do better, you can’t.

It's like you’re weighed down, trying to rise above, but you keep getting pulled down by this almost gravitational force.

This is a series about that force—about what we need to know (and do) about the sin that holds us down.

You need to be loved. You need to belong. You need protection and identity. In this message, Justin shares what it means to be adopted by God (and why it’s just what you most need).

If you believe the universe is purely material, you'll have to have faith in at least 3 things. In this message, we'll examine those 3 things and see how they hold up.

Who are you…really?

How do you figure out the answer to that? Is your "self" just the sum of your deepest wishes and desires? Or are you more than that? In this message, we'll explore competing approaches to the question of Identity.

Text: 1 John 3:1

10/22/17  Speaker: Justin Gerhardt

What's going on with all the magical stuff in the Bible--Daniel in the lion's den, Noah and the flood, a talking donkey, fire from Heaven, Jesus healing people? Are we supposed to believe that stuff actually happened? Or can we dispense with the magic and welcome the wise teaching?

"You should be free do live as you see fit, as long as you don't harm others." Maybe you've heard this before. Maybe you've said it before. But is it a value worth holding onto? In this message, we'll explore the consequences and alternatives of a life focused on personal freedom.

In this message, we explore a belief commonly held by skeptics: “You don’t need God to have a full life of meaning, hope, and satisfaction.” 

What do you do when the church you like changes?
In this message, we explore the inevitable consequences of growth, what to do about the discomfort of change, and what being a part of RRCOC is all about.

One day, in a meeting of first century church leaders, Jesus' brother got up and said, "We shouldn't make it difficult for the Gentiles who are turning to God."

Don't you love getting a gift? God sure loves giving them. ...You should know, though: your gifts aren't just for you.

In this message, we'll explore why that's the case (and how it's a blessing).