Sermon Podcast - Round Rock Church of Christ

Somewhere deep down, we humans appreciate Good and despise Evil. But what happens when our perception of good and evil gets skewed? Thankfully, God is perfectly GOOD. He establishes right and wrong simply by the very nature of his being.

Somewhere deep down, we humans appreciate Good and despise Evil. But what happens when our perception of good and evil gets skewed? Thankfully, God is perfectly GOOD. He establishes right and wrong simply by the very nature of his being.

If we’re going to know God at all, we need to get our heads around the reality of God’s terrifying and thrilling ability to do whatever he wants, whenever he wants. In this message, we'll zero in on one moment in history where this power was abundantly clear.

If we’re going to know God at all, we need to get our heads around the reality of God’s terrifying and thrilling ability to do whatever he wants, whenever he wants. In this message, we'll zero in on one moment in history where this power was abundantly clear.

"I love my church." It's a beautiful thing to say--especially when you understand what it means. :)

In this message, we look to a helpful passage of Scripture that lets us in on what it means--really--to love your church.

"I love my church." It's a beautiful thing to say--especially when you understand what it means. :)

In this message, we look to a helpful passage of Scripture that lets us in on what it means--really--to love your church.

The gospels describe a moment when the apostle Peter’s developing loyalty and shaky understanding of Jesus are put to the ultimate test – and he fails in the biggest possible way. It's a moment in which it's easy to see ourselves. Thankfully, we also see how Jesus provides hope and inspiration for all of us who, like Peter, fail but keep trying.

The gospels describe a moment when the apostle Peter’s developing loyalty and shaky understanding of Jesus are put to the ultimate test – and he fails in the biggest possible way. It's a moment in which it's easy to see ourselves. Thankfully, we also see how Jesus provides hope and inspiration for all of us who, like Peter, fail but keep trying.

Getting close to God is going to take some serious sacrifice. Don't worry, though--that's actually good news. Here's why.

Getting close to God is going to take some serious sacrifice. Don't worry, though--that's actually good news. Here's why.