Sermon Podcast - Round Rock Church of Christ

If you've lived with God for a while, you may have noticed: God so often upends our expectations, defying convention and predictability. And nowhere is that more evident than in the coming of Jesus.

In this series, we’ll use the birth narrative as a lens through which to explore God’s delightfully subversive habit of surprising the world with grace, mercy and generosity. And we’ll see that he calls us to do the same.

If you've lived with God for a while, you may have noticed: God so often upends our expectations, defying convention and predictability. And nowhere is that more evident than in the coming of Jesus.

In this series, we’ll use the birth narrative as a lens through which to explore God’s delightfully subversive habit of surprising the world with grace, mercy and generosity. And we’ll see that he calls us to do the same.

How can the church win the world, really? In this message, we examine a couple of alternatives.

How can the church win the world, really? In this message, we examine a couple of alternatives.

In any relationship, there's a need for mutual empathy--each person needs to seek to understand the other. In light of that, we’d do well to consider what it feels like to be God. In this series we’ll do just that. 

In the end, we’ll learn that everything God feels toward us traces back to one fundamental reality: he loves us.

In any relationship, there's a need for mutual empathy--each person needs to seek to understand the other. In light of that, we’d do well to consider what it feels like to be God. In this series we’ll do just that. 

In the end, we’ll learn that everything God feels toward us traces back to one fundamental reality: he loves us.

God has done so much to win us, so much to woo us. When we reject him, it hurts him beyond words. In this message, we’ll explore God’s fascinating self-revelation through the prophet Hosea and find out exactly how God feels when we leave. 

God has done so much to win us, so much to woo us. When we reject him, it hurts him beyond words. In this message, we’ll explore God’s fascinating self-revelation through the prophet Hosea and find out exactly how God feels when we leave. 

Many of us have wondered, “Where is God when I hurt?” Does God see our pain, or is he spending an eternity of isolation in some divine tower somewhere? In the wake of Lazarus’s death, Jesus does something that shows us the answer to these questions. 

Many of us have wondered, “Where is God when I hurt?” Does God see our pain, or is he spending an eternity of isolation in some divine tower somewhere? In the wake of Lazarus’s death, Jesus does something that shows us the answer to these questions.